Aquaria FAQ

[Nava]

And if I'd like to get the 1.1.1 version of the game?

http://www.bit-blot.com/forum/index.php?topic=1426.msg25193#msg25193

[yarow12]

I recall being informed early-on in the game that if I play a jellyfish's note or song I would get whatever it held inside. Am I trippin' or what? 

[achurch]

I recall being informed early-on in the game that if I play a jellyfish's note or song I would get whatever it held inside. Am I trippin' or what? 

Nope, that was just talking about the plants with the glowing bulbs.

[Aristobulus]

Seeing this ported to 360 or Ps3 store would be awesome. I know a few people who just don't care for pc gaming but love console gaming and that's actually something holding them back from playing it.

[Sindhi]

Yes, please!!!!!

[Susumu]

Hi, I just bought Aquaria for windows, and I must say I do not regret it! The game runs just perfectly under wine in 64 bits, and the overall experience is just pleasing. Two thumbs up for the voice over, I just love the english accent, excellent choice

I'm still wondering why the linux version was available with the Humble Bundle of 2010 and is not available anymore? You could just have added it to the buying page of your website ??

Anyway, great work for this very original game. That just show that some people still are inspired

[False.Genesis]

you can either compile the bins yourself (get the code at http://hg.icculus.org/icculus/aquaria/) or download the linux bins posted by GMMan.
As the game data for the linux and windows versions are exactly the same, you can just put the compiled bins next to the exe files and it should run

[Susumu]

Thanks false.genesis

I knew for the icculus repository, but I didn't understand how to download all the files, and not one by one ^^'

I'll try the binaries, in hope it works fine with me.

EDIT: ok, I read the thread you linked me, and everything is explained to compile a 64bits binary ! Thanks a lot