Sylph: Project Miyaji Alpha 6 Released
Kevin Fishburne has released the sixth alpha build of Sylph: Project Miyaji, his SHMUP for Linux.
I’m incredibly pleased to announce that the latest alpha release of Sylph is available for download. Sylph is currently targeted at Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kubuntu, etc. A twin-stick gamepad is highly recommended for optimal play, though keyboard control is fully supported.
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SYSTEM RECOMMENDATIONS
Sylph uses OpenGL, so you should have the binary drivers for your ATI/AMD or NVIDIA video card installed for maximum performance. Vertical synchronization (vsync) is recommended, although Sylph automatically regulates its frame rate regardless.
Medium to high CPU, RAM and VRAM specifications should achieve a high frame rate (60 FPS).
Keyboard input (WASD, arrow keys, space bar and escape key) is fully supported, but a twin-stick gamepad is highly recommended for optimal gameplay (it is fast-paced).
The sixth alpha release of Sylph: Project Miyaji.
Installation Instructions: Extract the Sylph executable (Sylph.gambas) from the archive when it has downloaded.
To Run GAMBAS Files: You will need to install and run GAMBAS using the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gambas-team/gambas3
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gambas3
