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You could make your own campaign playing as a wolf, Lugaru needs lots and lots of user made levels.
You can also make and submit clothes for your rabbits/wolves to wear, then other map makers can use your creations in their own maps!

If you tell me how to I may be able to...I'd be glad to help! Also I made some pretty funny looks for Turner you just remove fur3.jpg so it doesn't get deleted, then copy another fur and change it to fur3.jpg and lastly play! HAHAHAHA! sorry I gave Turner a wolf's texture and the mouth was on his (hahaha!) ear! AH HA HA HA HA!

I have a doc here somewhere that tells how to do it with some suggestions for what to make.. hm. I'll upload it tonight.

That sounds good. While I'm here, FrozenThunder, could you give me the
"Apple" skin for Turner? I mean the one in you're pic under your name on this forum.

I downloaded Lugaru and played the demo. I think this game is fun.
But before I register I would like to know how long the game is. I played through the demo in *hard* in 2 hours.

Lugaru Newbie:

The demo is perhaps a fourth to a third of the length of the game. Playing on the easiest difficulty setting I was able to beat the game in the last two days.

However, the challenge levels add quite a bit of fun, and it sounds like there will be user-made levels available as well. I'd recommend registering just for that, or at the very least to make sure David keeps creating games and/or expanding Lugaru.

George the Flea

George the Flea wrote: I'd recommend registering just for that, or at the very least to make sure David keeps creating games and/or expanding Lugaru.

Agreed, Indie developers like these are the lifeblood of mac gaming, and make gaming in general a lot less banal. I'm really interested in what Wolfire has coming around the bend (I do understand that post-production work on Lugaru will take some time though).

almondblight wrote:Agreed, Indie developers like these are the lifeblood of mac gaming, and make gaming in general a lot less banal. I'm really interested in what Wolfire has coming around the bend (I do understand that post-production work on Lugaru will take some time though).

I agree.

Not that many people downloaded lugaru through the past 3 days. But so far the total downloads for it are allmost 4000.

their needs to be a lugaru files site

Hm... Lugaru Dot Tk? O.o

Lugaruman100 wrote: Not that many people downloaded lugaru through the past 3 days. But so far the total downloads for it are allmost 4000.

The two mac gaming sites seem to do a pretty poor job of spreading info about indie mac games, which should be one of their main focuses. They tend to give more press to sims-expansion packs and games that could possibly be ported sometime in the future. As a result, it can be difficult to get information out there (I know there are probably a lot more people who would enjoy Lugaru but don't know about it).

If someone has a lot of time on their hands, a mac gaming indie site is much needed. Most of the time I only stumble upon the games from forum posts or browsing macgamefiles.

i'm sure plenty of people have lots of time, but I'm also sure that plenty of those ppl are too lazy, like me

Lugaruman100 wrote: Not that many people downloaded lugaru through the past 3 days. But so far the total downloads for it are allmost 4000.

iDevGames

almondblight wrote:The two mac gaming sites seem to do a pretty poor job of spreading info about indie mac games, which should be one of their main focuses. They tend to give more press to sims-expansion packs and games that could possibly be ported sometime in the future. As a result, it can be difficult to get information out there (I know there are probably a lot more people who would enjoy Lugaru but don't know about it).

NO! REALLY?

Is that sarcasm?