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Forceline is a 2D sidescrolling game where you take control of the prince of the realm of Athretia. Your quest is to rescue the princess from the evil viscount and his minions.

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Forceline In Groupee bundle!

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Forceline In Groupee bundle!

Forceline is part of Groupees latest bundle with 6 retro games.

Apr 3, 2013 News
Forceline 1.0.1.9 Trailer & Update Released

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Forceline 1.0.1.9 Trailer & Update Released

Trailer and update info for Forceline 1.0.1.9. Watch the new Forceline trailer and buy the new improved version of the game!

Jan 29, 2013 News
Forceline 1.0 Released!

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Forceline 1.0 Released!

Forceline is a 2D sidescrolling game where you take control of the prince of the realm of Athretia. Your quest is to rescue the princess from the evil viscount and his minions.

Sep 18, 2012 News
Android Beta version available on Desura!

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Android Beta version available on Desura!

Download and play Forceline on your android mobile phone as well!

Aug 15, 2012 News
Forceline Released on Desura

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Forceline Released on Desura

A 2D sidescrolling game where you take control of the prince of the realm of Athretia.

Aug 6, 2012 News
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DEVi4TION
DEVi4TION Oct 4 2012, 10:48pm said:

Hello, I would like a refund please, how do I go about this?
The game does not launch on Linux Ubuntu 64-bit. I tried on 12.04, and just updated to 12.10. I did a 'verify files' from inside Desura. I also reset my computer a few times. The hardware is more than capable.

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Matriarch
Matriarch Oct 8 2012, 10:30pm replied:

Forceline requires a couple of libraries to run.

First install them by opening a terminal and run:
sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-debian libsdl1.2-mixer libsdl1.2-image

If you can't get the 64bit version to run, install the 32bit libraries for Ubuntu 12.04:
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

Then install the 32bit version of Forceline, and play.

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DEVi4TION
DEVi4TION Oct 10 2012, 9:05pm replied:

None of those return any results. And this is why I hate Linux. I'll be reinstalling the game as soon as I get Windows 7 back.

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DEVi4TION
DEVi4TION Jan 29 2013, 12:33am replied:

Just saw the update. I guess I should follow up to this. I got Win7 back a long time ago, played the game. Made it into the second level but I kept getting destroyed, I realized this game is mostly a memorization puzzle. I enjoyed it though, good challenge. I'll play it again after this update installs.

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Matriarch
Matriarch Jan 30 2013, 3:45pm replied:

The first levels are easier so you get to know the game a little bit better before it gets harder.

It's all about switching your army units and keeping them alive, picking up the potions with the unit that has lowest health and using the mass heal when most needed.
Tip: Army units with shields take less damage from arrows than those without. ;)

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akcaye
akcaye Sep 26 2012, 4:14pm said: Online

I like the retro graphics, but *wow* this looks like an amazing concept.

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Mudokon
Mudokon Sep 23 2012, 9:15am said:

Actually.... :) I think it looks great! I have a thing for side scrollers. Looking forward to a demo to try it out. Looks nice, fun, and boy, I love the musician(s) and flag bearer in the party. Looks promising.

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wardark1742
wardark1742 Sep 20 2012, 5:18pm said:

demo?

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s_d
s_d Sep 20 2012, 10:28pm replied:

Meh. I kind of see where you're coming from, however the statement that "you can't mix both" is a subjective statement from of your personal taste, and is clearly not everyone's opinion! Dungeons of Dredmor sports a similar art style, and thousands of people love that game (as do I). Do I think there are prettier games? Sure. Trine 2 is about a gorgeous as it comes, and I'm sure Matriarch would agree with that statement! However, a highly-produced style may not work here (in particular, realistic gore would wreck the charm of the game). The graphics are endearing, and look good enough to not interefere with gameplay, and, as I'm sure you're aware, games like this are ALL about the gameplay mechanics! So, I assume, that's why you're going to buy it & give it a test run, yes? I hope it passes the "wallclock" test! I'm also interested in checking it out...

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Matriarch
Matriarch Sep 20 2012, 1:25pm replied:

Thanks you for your comment!
Whether you actually thought it to be amazing or poorly made?

Actually there is only 52 colours used in the entire game.
Yes, we wanted a retro look but not "to" retro and the resolution is alot higher than a 1980:game for obvious reasons.
What we sought was a design we liked and hopefully was inspiring to a lot of gamers.

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