The Last Soul
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The Last Soul is a short story about the last living being.
Find your way to the monolith and exit this world solemnly and gracefully.
Nota Bene:
Some people have issues running the game through the love executable. I'm afraid this is due to my using a custom version, and I don't remember where I got it.
It's technically 0.8 (people getting nil value errors are using an incorrect version number) but there is a crash on the official 0.8 version due to a glitch in the audio code which was never fixed. Your best option is running the game in Windows (wine runs this pretty well too if like me you're a 'nux enthusiast).
Also, I know there are two physics glitches:
The first causes the character to vibrate when you run into a wall. I recommend not running into walls because it breaks the illusion. This is due to the orientation of the character being bound to his movement rather than his intent.
The second causes jumping while running on a downwards slope to often fail. This is due to me not listening in math class and writing horrible geometry and physics code.
Find your way to the monolith and exit this world solemnly and gracefully.
Nota Bene:
Some people have issues running the game through the love executable. I'm afraid this is due to my using a custom version, and I don't remember where I got it.
It's technically 0.8 (people getting nil value errors are using an incorrect version number) but there is a crash on the official 0.8 version due to a glitch in the audio code which was never fixed. Your best option is running the game in Windows (wine runs this pretty well too if like me you're a 'nux enthusiast).
Also, I know there are two physics glitches:
The first causes the character to vibrate when you run into a wall. I recommend not running into walls because it breaks the illusion. This is due to the orientation of the character being bound to his movement rather than his intent.
The second causes jumping while running on a downwards slope to often fail. This is due to me not listening in math class and writing horrible geometry and physics code.