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A downloadable Monster's Home for Windows, macOS, and Linux
'Home' means a place where one can feel safe, protected, a place you can share with your loved ones. What exactly makes one feel 'at home' depends on the person you ask, though.
For example, if you ask the local carnivorous desert sandworm, its ideal home would be a nice, warm, dark, twisty underground maze. The shade protects you from the scorching sun, there's enough room for the family to bump into each other from time to time but not too much.. ah.. the ideal sandworm life.
Unluckily for you, you're DEFINITELY NOT a sandworm.
You're instead one of the many creatures who falls more often than not into one of those bug awful pits. Even worse, you left your tools on the outside! At least you got two pairs of strong arms to climb.. Will it be enough to escape from this welcoming home?
CONTROLS
- Mouse to look around
- WASD or Arrow Keys to move and climb walls
- Hold E or Left-Click to focus your bioluminiscence
- Press F or Right-Click to switch biolocation mode
- Press ESC to exit.
TIPS
- You can climb ANY wall (slopes can be jerks, though)
- Look up for the exit (like, literally up, the exit is above you)
- Bioluminiscence will help you see, but it'll help sandworms see you too!
- Biolocation covers you in darkness, so you'll be practically invisible
- (Sandworms can still bump into you, so watch out)
- Biolocation lets you perceive more than living beings..
- Light and biolocation are not your only available senses (headphones recommended)
OTHER INFO
- Source Code (as in, the Unity3D project folder) is available. It was made in 48 hours for a jam, so expect a messy mess with random commentaries here and there.
- If you'd like a bigger or smaller challenge and have Unity3D, you can edit the Demiurge properties to change the size of the level and number of neighbours
- Don't worry if you don't have Unity3D, though! I'm planning on expanding this universe/story, and later entries will include full customizable levels!
- Have fun!
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Author | BlueJackalope |
Genre | Survival |
Tags | First-Person, Global Game Jam, Horror, Procedural Generation, Survival Horror |
Install instructions
1. Decompress the entire file as is
2. Enjoy!
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Topics Map > Mac
Topics Map > Anti-Virus Software > Norton
Mac OS X is vulnerable to potentially unwanted programs or Adware, browser hijackers. These types of programs or toolbars generate web traffic and collect sales leads for other dubious sites. They may also display advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser. Such toolbars are usually bundled with certain free programs that you normally download and install. These bundles include a licensing agreement that you must accept to download and install the software. The agreement applies to all the software in the bundle including the unwanted toolbars. Because a licensing agreement was agreed to, Norton will not detect them as malicious even though the toolbar behaves suspiciously.
If your Mac is infected with malware, you may experience any of the following symptoms:
Advertising banners appear on web pages that you are visiting.
When you go to a website, you are randomly redirected to another website that you do not intend to visit.
Browser popups appear and recommend fake updates or other software.
Other unwanted adware programs may be installed without your knowledge.
1. Decompress the entire file as is
2. Enjoy!
Download
Topics Map > Mac
Topics Map > Anti-Virus Software > Norton
Mac OS X is vulnerable to potentially unwanted programs or Adware, browser hijackers. These types of programs or toolbars generate web traffic and collect sales leads for other dubious sites. They may also display advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser. Such toolbars are usually bundled with certain free programs that you normally download and install. These bundles include a licensing agreement that you must accept to download and install the software. The agreement applies to all the software in the bundle including the unwanted toolbars. Because a licensing agreement was agreed to, Norton will not detect them as malicious even though the toolbar behaves suspiciously.
If your Mac is infected with malware, you may experience any of the following symptoms:
Advertising banners appear on web pages that you are visiting.
When you go to a website, you are randomly redirected to another website that you do not intend to visit.
Browser popups appear and recommend fake updates or other software.
Other unwanted adware programs may be installed without your knowledge.
Few of the known unwanted programs or toolbars are VSearch, Conduit, Genieo, GoPhoto, Jollywallet, Savekeep, MacShop, Yontoo, Shopper Helper Pro, Slick Savings, PallMall, Awesome Screenshot.
Adware generally installs a new toolbar in the Internet browser and changes the default search engine setting to a third-party search engine. Depending on your browser, remove the extensions and reset the browser settings to completely remove the unwanted toolbars and search engines.
Start the Safari browser.
On the Apple menu bar, click Safari and then do the following:
Select Preferences: On the Extensions tab, look for any suspicious plug-ins. If you find any suspicious extension in the list, click Uninstall to remove it.
Select Reset Safari: In the Reset Safari window, to restore the default settings of Safari, check all the boxes and then click Reset.
Start the Chrome browser.
On the Apple menu bar, click Chrome and then select Preferences.
In the left-pane of the Settings page, and then do the following:
Select Extensions: If you find any suspicious extension in the list, click the Trash icon to remove it.
Select Settings: Scroll down and click Show advanced settings. From the list of advanced settings, to restore the default settings of Chrome, click Reset browser settings.
In the dialog box that appears, click Reset.
Unwanted Guest Mac Os X
Boss in the woods mac os. Start the Firefox browser.
On the Apple menu bar, do one of the following:
Click Tools and then select Add-ons. In the Add-ons Manager page, in the left-pane, click Extensions. If you find any suspicious extension in the list, click the Remove button next to the extension to remove it. Uncontained: an scp digital card game mac os.
Click Help and then select Troubleshooting Information. In the Troubleshooting Information page, under Reset Firefox to its default state, click Reset Firefox.
Click Reset Firefox.
Resetting Firefox to its initial state will also remove all the Add-ons or Extensions.
Virtualbox Mac Os Guest Addition
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