How to Download the Latest Version: 1.1.1

[ale...]

i bought the game 3 hours ago, but i find a bug that prevents me from going on...

[Align]

...could you elaborate a little?

[ale...]

(excuse but my English it is really bad.... )
I don't succeed in killing the first boss the giant dog; I attract it toward the "laser" but it doesn't draw near anymore all of a sudden...

[ale...]

this is the error: http://yfrog.com/20aquaria2009031518013579p and i have 1.1.1 version... what can i do?

[driitzz]

this is the error: http://yfrog.com/20aquaria2009031518013579p and i have 1.1.1 version... what can i do?

for the last laser hit ( when he stop moving ON the laser and stop just before it ) , you need to come close to the dog , for for him until he try to hit you with his claw , then dodge back , hit the white bubble to call the lzer for the last time , and hopefully the laser will hit his claw and he's dead.

[Chibi]

Yeah - it's not a glitch. Remember, Aquaria is a game that makes you think, and almost nothing is done for you. 

[ale...]

tanks

[wolfox]

Hi,  just bought the game. I was planning on getting it on Steam (for 13.99), but when I saw the promise of no DRM here, I chose to buy it directly from bit-blot (via Plimus) as my way of saying "thanks for no DRM".

I'm still downloading the game, but reading this thread got me confused. Is 1.1.1 DRM-free, or that's only the case for 1.1.2? When is 1.1.2 coming out? Can I install the game on both my Home PC and my notebook (I'll be the only one to play on either)?

Thanks and all the best!

[Alphasoldier]

All I know is that so far only Steam has 1.1.2, and I suppose that it's also DRM free, but I'm not sure about that.

[Chibi]

Every non-Steam version above 1.0.3 is DRM-free, but I'm not sure about the Steam versions.

[Kailieann]

Technically nothing on Steam is DRM-free, since Steam is a form of DRM.

However, all the files are open and unencrypted, if that's what the question was regarding.

[Chibi]

There was a version before the Steam version, you know.  You make me feel old. 

[Alphasoldier]

I know this is sort of unrelated, but I can't install Steam on 2 different computers and then just play any game I own on whatever PC I feel like?

[Kailieann]

Actually, one of the major selling points of Steam as a platform is that you can install it on as many computers as you like and play your games anywhere.

You just can't play them if you're not logged in to your account.

[Alphasoldier]

Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I didn't know for sure myself , but would've guessed it would be like that, or not a lot of people would get Steam at all, eh?