Calturin
A downloadable game for Windows
Calturin is a Bullet Hell Boss Rush game where you are resurrected by a necromancer who now holds you in his power. Promised your freedom if you do his bidding, you must traverse the Gauntlet of Portals to unknown lands and conquer deadly beings.
- 10 unique boss fights and 2 paths of pain.
- A compelling story told through fully voiced NPCs.
- Choose how to improve your skills as you become stronger.
- Designed to be suitable for both normal playthrough and speedrunning.
The Gauntlet of Portals Awaits.
Update 0.4:
-Added secrets
-Added full controller support (works best for xbox controller)
-Optimized to run a lot better on low-end computers.
-Added statues for upcoming speedrun contest after release (with a 100 USD first prize, and your name on a statue in the game).
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Install instructions
WINDOWS: Download, unpack it and open the Calturin.exe file. Windows may tell you it can't be trusted, because an .exe file that has not been downloaded a certain number of times is considered risky by Windows. After downloading it you can click on the up arrow to the right of discard, and then click "Keep". If it says "Windows protected your PC" you can click "More info" and then "Run anyway".
LINUX: Users will need to chmod +x the Calturin.x86_64 file. (thanks CompareTo for the tip)
MAC: 1. Open Terminal
2. cd to the *.app folder
3. xattr -rc *.app
4. Double-click, it opens
or: Open a terminal in the directory which contains the .app. Then you enter the command: sudo chmod -R 755 YOUR-APP-NAME.app
Development log
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Hello! I recently completed a review of your game for my Youtube series “The First 15”! I’ve placed a link to the video down below, please check it out and keep up the great work!
Great video, really enjoyed watching it!
Thanks for including the Linux build. Users will need to chmod +x the Calturin.x86_64 file.
Killed the first boss, had a good time. Quality voice over, sound track, and sound effects.
Hi thanks for playing and the comment. Anything I can do to make it easier for the Linux people?