Linkito_Linux-DINOByTES
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Description
Enrol as an engineer in Albatross Technologies and discover its secrets! Use your logic to climb the corporate ladder and your insight to infiltrate the machine. Counteract Albatross’ plans one puzzle at a time.
Linkito is a logic puzzle game all about connections. Will you be able to master the flow and route information through the systems as you progress through 80 brainteasers?
Feel the spark as you tackle electrical elements to build machines, defuse bombs, control robots, and many more mechanics.
Challenge fellow players by building your most intricate puzzles in the level editor, or try other players’ creations!
GAME FEATURES
- Use your logic in many challenging puzzles exploring various connection-based mechanics
- Tinker with, connect, arrange, flick or even push 100 different types of physical blocks
- Uncover the truth about Albatross Technologies in an original 50s dystopian setting
- Progress through an easy to learn but hard to master engineering journey
- Crank up your creativity and create your own logic puzzles with the level editor.
- Play community created level in one click
- Link with reality through Twitch, Arduino and OSC integrations
DESIGN AND SHARE YOUR OWN MASTERPIECES
Use the level editor’s 100 elements to challenge fellow engineers with your very own puzzles, or test your logic skills with the community’s complex inventions. Go beyond classic level design with your own campaigns, narratives, or interactive sandbox creations!
INTERACT WITH REALITY
Create bridges between Linkito and reality with a variety of integrations. Whether you enjoy trying custom controllers or building you own gadgets, design interactive experiences using Arduino or OSC protocols and connect them to the game! If you’re the kind of person who thinks that several brains are better than one, why not try the special Twitch campaign with your viewers, friends, or puzzle-loving colleagues?
System requirements
Minimum system requirements | Recommended system requirements:
Processor: 2.3Ghz processing power | 3.5Ghz processing power
Memory: 8 GB RAM | 12 GB RAM
Graphics: Dedicated Graphics Card | NVIDIA GTX 960 or equivalent
Storage: 1 GB available space | 5 GB available space
Spoiler: Why closed source is bad Code:Copy to clipboard
https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/proprietary.html
Spoiler: Is "Linux" better than Windows Yes, in its own way. There are a lot of learning curves and the biggest thing preventing new comers is gate keeping from elitist or very opinionated individuals that provide useless or unwanted input to new users trying to ask questions or seek assistance or advice. Install a Distro in a virtual machine and see what you think. Easiest way to transition is get used to the alternatives to MS Office and Adobe products as they don’t fully work on linux without huge headaches through a compatibility layer known as WINE. For me the biggest selling point was that linux puts the personal computing back in PC. Just don’t expect everything to work exactly the same as it did on Windows even if the user interface looks and feels the same. 
