One file, and it runs.
Caravita for Linux
One file. Put it anywhere, make it runnable, then double-click it or run it from the terminal. Caravita is built on LÖVE, which has run on Linux for years.
In the box
- All eight games, each with its own lesson on a real hand of cards.
- The Daily Challenge, the same deal as everyone else that morning.
- Her language: more than eighteen at release.
- Every future update. One price, no subscription.
- No ads, no account, nothing to buy inside.
What it needs
- A 64-bit desktop Linux with a working graphics driver.
- An AppImage. No installer, no package to add.
- A mouse or a trackpad. A controller works too.
Putting it on
- Step 1 of 3Pay below.The download link comes straight back, and by email too, so it can be fetched again on any computer.
- Step 2 of 3Make the file runnable.Right-click, Properties, Permissions, "Allow executing", or chmod +x in a terminal.
- Step 3 of 3Double-click it.The game asks her three questions, and deals. Her saves live in her home folder.
The three questions: her language, "Make the game easier to see and use?", and which colours are easier on her eyes. Every answer can be changed later, one by one.
What it costs
CA$13.99. No subscription, no ads, ever, and every future update is included.
Not out yet.
Caravita for Linux is being finished. This page will sell it the day it is ready.
Meanwhile, the opening of Omissa is playable on the first page. Take your turn