The enemy only appears on pirated versions of the game, so rather than trying to block downloads and add all kinds of software to try to get around the crackers, Croteam throw in an invincible bad guy.
Ability to run program across different distros would have been really cool, but the problem is that many games with their shiny new engines rely on some newer features, that are only available in newer programs. For example, most of the stuff from steam is compiled against libc 2.15, which can be found in Ubuntu 12.04, that's why it cannot be launched in Debian Wheezy. I doubt the game distributors will force the developers to redesign the engine in order to support the whole variety of distros.
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What the... only with STEAM ??Come on !! I thought Desura will only let us buy free DRM games and now, we must have STEAM to play a game from Desura ?I was ready to buy it if I can have it by Desura but that sentence stopped me. Thank you. But I don't want to rent a game, I want to buy it and that's why I am on Desura.
Some weird decisions gameplay wise after the near perfect first and second encounter.Mostly disappointing bosses, over use of hitscan enemies at some point, infinite ammo crates, serious lost its double ammo, overall difficulties seem to all have the same amount of enemies but the worst is definitely the "explosives only" enemies.
I pirate a game and because I did you are going to punish me in such a way that I put down the game and stop playing it. After that point I would probably never take a second look at buying any serious sam game at any point in the future.
When I was in 60k of student debt, I pirated. I am not saying it was justified or right in any mannor, but it did happen. And it is happening now with many other people. Now that I have a gaming budget, I buy quite a few games and most of them are similar if not the same franchises that I pirated. The only redeeming factor for game makers is that piracy builds a fan base.
Serious Sam 3 employs a variety of amusing and/or annoying copy-protection methods if it detects that it's been cracked. Rather hilariously, some of these can be bypassed entirely just by installing the game in a path that contains the word "Steam".
With help from NETRICSA, Sam hacks the missiles so that they will destroy the base instead of Earth once they are lanched. Before Sam can launch them, however, he is confronted by Director Doppler, head of the Risk Assessment Body of Mental-Altani. After a brief duel with the Director, Sam tracks him down again, who is now in the launch command room. There, he forces Sam to battle two war utility mechs, Tech-X and PRIME-209, but not long before the Director launches the missiles, which initiates a countdown in the process. With only minutes to spare before the base is destroyed, Sam almost defeats the Director, but he teleports away before Sam can finish him off. Sam escapes the base and steals a parked spacecraft before the base is destroyed. After escaping, NETRICSA tells Sam that he can now relax back on Earth after taking a 'bogus detour', and continue with his original mission.
Crackshell's Niklas Myrberg created a proprietary game engine (later named A000FF) with a level editor using C++ and AngelScript, improving on issues the team had faced with the C#-based engine he had developed for Hammerwatch. Rotating sprites for weapons were created in 3D using Autodesk Maya and then rendered in 2D at sixteen angles. Skoglund devised the plot after reading through the synopses of previous Serious Sam games, settling on a diversion during the story of Serious Sam: The First Encounter. He chose to also include characters from other Serious Sam games, such as the alien marines featured in Serious Sam 2. He noted that the Serious Sam series had a lot of hardcore fans, especially "older gamers" in Eastern Europe, which made it pleasant to fill Serious Sam's Bogus Detour with references to previous games. Skoglund thought it was fun to work on a third-party intellectual property (IP) and to have access to all Serious Sam and The Talos Principle assets, including audio, visuals and the Serious Engine. He liked how material and ideas from The Talos Principle, which originated as an experiment during the development of Serious Sam 4, could be used in a Serious Sam project. Skoglund wanted to show Croteam that Crackshell had taken the project seriously and wanted to deliver a good take on the series that felt substantial. He hoped to be able to use the game to get to work on other IPs he had been a fan of, such as Syndicate.
Serious Sam's Bogus Detour sold poorly compared to other games in the series and had not recouped its development costs by December 2017. Bulgarian cracker Voksi, who was friendly with Crackshell and had tested the beta version of the game, approached the studio in March 2018 with the idea of creating a sanctioned build that could be pirated. This version was distributed through Voksi's forum, Revolt, and prepared with a note asking the player to buy the game to support the developers, though otherwise not obstructing the gameplay.[7]
Of all the indie-made Serious Sam games, The Greek Encounter is easily the worst, making it no surprise that it's been mostly forgotten by fans. The top-down shooter only has three stages, sprite-based graphics, and a strange gun system that doesn't allow players to switch back to previous weapons if they switch. It's currently not available to even download or purchase legally, though not many people are looking for it anyway.
Serious Sam: Kamikaze Attack is one of the goofiest games in the Serious Sam Indie Series. Yet, running around without a head and having bombs for hands can only be fun for so long. The game is rather inexpensive, which makes sense for an endless runner game, but many players found the gameplay grew stale a bit too quickly when it was released. There's only so long a game can be fun without some variety thrown in!
The Random encounter boldly attempted to combine turn-based RPG gameplay with bullet hell mechanics to mixed results. While some were impressed by the two-man indie development team at Vlambeer for the unique combo, others found the game to be repetitive, boring, and downright monotonous. At least the game only takes a couple of hours to play through which makes it perfect for those curious enough to give it a try.
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