Fight against increasingly difficult waves of Progeny attackers. Experience a variety of unique weaponry, upgrades and combinations that will result in a different gaming experience each time you play.
Do you have what it takes to survive the relentless wrath of the Progeny? Discover, upgrade, unlock, activate and .... survive.
Key Features:
Free updates and downloadable content.
Achievements and ingame rewards.
Extremely optimised performance.
Dozens of unique weaponry and upgrades from exploding shotguns to disintegrating lasers.
Unique variety of enemy Progeny Ai, suicide bombers to electrocuting giants.
Unlockable areas, weapons, levels and equipment.
Custom soundtracks - composition by Jerel Northern.
Hidden in-game easter eggs.
Local high-score leaderboards.
Five individual difficulty settings.
100% indie - made by a single man, no office, no publishers, no funding..
Update 1.0.5 - CrashWoods
Livalink V1.0.5 is out with a brand new survival map and a bunch of additional content, check it out!
Apr 13, 2013 News
Update
Livalink has just launched! Here you will find a list of change logs from recent updates.
Feb 3, 2013 News
Livalink on Linux!
Livalink is now available on Linux, you didn't think i would forget you?
Feb 1, 2013 News
Livalink Released on Desura
Set in a far fetched future, you play as a Reinforced Intergalactic Livalink Trooper.
Jan 31, 2013 NewsOnly registered members can share their thoughts. So come on! Join the community today (totally free - or sign in with your social account on the right) and join in the conversation.
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Hello. I've run into a few issues.
Firstly, the binaries aren't set executable in the Linux install, so I had to do a chmod +x /opt/desura/common/livalink/Livalink.x86* in order for it to run.
Secondly, performance takes a huge hit when zooming in. I'm running the 64-bit version on an Intel i5 @3.2GHz with a GeForce GTX460 GPU.
I'll try it on my Thinkpad (Intel HD Graphics) to see whether it's an NVIDIA-specific bug or not.
Thanks for checking it out,
Unfortunately desura won't let me change the launch file directory for the quick launch but standalone should work fine.
As far as your performance hits I can't see how your being effecting. The game is exponentially optimized and will run on machines just as old as 04 models. Your gtx should collect 500+ frames. This could be as you suggested an external issue which unfortunetly I can't help you out with. Play around with some of the settings and see how you go.
Thanks for your quick reply!
I'd put the binaries in their own directory, say bin/, and let the launch script run them from there. You can then ship the binaries with the "executable" bit set. It's the solution I've seen the most when troubleshooting other Desura games.
I've compared the performance with that of my Thinkpad, which doesn't seem to suffer from the same slowdown. This might thus be an NVIDIA-specific issue, and so I'd appreciate any details from other NVIDIA users if you, too, experience this issue.
Sir, please consider providing a demo version.
+1 I know it's only $5 but there's so many games I want to try!
This last update it's really nice, but I wish to see better upgrades(switch upgrades or expierence) and better weapon performance(upgrades or attachments on weapons). I think it needs more polished gameplay mechanics (a la killing floor or modern warfare), but at the actual state it's really fun (maybe a little boring after 40 minutes of survival). Also a new GUI style update could be great. The rest is well done.
Good luck to Ben4views at Steam Greenlight.
The latest update is amazing. Tnx.
Yay, new map! Awesome!
tracking this game looks intresting but i wana see what you do with it more if anything this seems it might be a future buy for me
Exe installer is 33mb,
linux is 50 including 32/64 bit,
Mac is 47 mb
Desura client launch should be fairly similar.
I'll be updating the game shortly with new map content and a lot of improvements keep an eye out for that.