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Thanks for your good humour! And also for the fix - I can confirm that it's working for me as well :D.

You should feel honoured! My research was thorough and exhaustive!

Or maybe not - when I wrote that I meant it as a tongue-in-cheek jab, but re-reading it now it just comes off as mean spirited....

Or Vessel... or Little Inferno... or Trine 2.

I like to think of Linux as fashionably late :).

Thanks for the reply! That's all sounding wonderful to me. And I agree on the non-cheating point, I'd like to see it as a separate game mode rather than in-game hotkeys.

This is a little off-topic, but I thought it interesting enough to share. I recently came across this 1989 game for the Atari ST and Amiga.

http://ch0gan.euclid.net.au/siegeonlondon.png

It's...

A question... well more of a request, really: Are there any plans for a Proteus-style mode where there's no enemies? The player can just wander around, enjoying the sights + sounds and soaking it all...

I'm hoping they go for something procedurally generated, in keeping with the rest of the game. Maybe some minimalist ambient type stuff which changes mood depending on what's going on.

I think a compass is definitely needed, but I'm not sold on the Bethesda style strip at the top. I'd rather it be a proper old-timey pocket compass like this one.

When you 'use' it your dude...

Gadzooks! It's made £12,000 already. Congratulations gentlemen, you are well on your way :).

+1 for the public domain books idea. This page at Project Gutenberg has plenty to choose from.

This isn't even remotely helpful but I can't resist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xeAY-9XvA8

More seriously, all of those pictures are amazing. It's a side of Britain that we don't often...

I'm think they're writing it in Unity, which at some point is getting Linux export support (i.e, you'll be able to create Linux binaries with it - the editor itself will still be Win/Mac only). Once...