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Go Ollie! 1.3 for Linux

Ollie the Oligocheata is a worm on a mission

He is on a mission to bring mouse controlled platforming fun to everyone!

Go Ollie is a free Linux game with beautifully rendered scenes and animations

The latest in innovative mouse controlled platform gaming featuring a unique fusion of platform and match three gaming mechanics

Two gameplay modes:
Story Mode with over 60 individual levels each with three different objectives
Fast and furious action game with unlimited re-playability and high score table

Go Ollie is free software

Download Instructions

1. Right click on the download link below and use 'Save Link as' to download the game.
2. After download is completed, you may need to update the file permissions to run the installer. Go Ollie uses a graphical installer to install the game.
3. From the command line:
    chmod a+x GoOllie.sh
    From the file explorer window (e.g. Nautilus):
    Right-click the file, select properties, and set the execute privilege.
4. Run the installer to install the game.
5. After install is completed, you can access the game from the System/Games menu, or by typing (insert the path to your Go Ollie install directory)/bin/GoOllie from the command line.

System requirements

Go Ollie! needs version 2.3.2 of glibc or later.

Tested on the following distributions:

• Ubuntu Dapper Drake - 32 bit
• Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon - 32 bit
• Ubuntu Hardy Heron - 32 bit
• Ubuntu Hardy Heron - 64 bit
• Open Suse 11 - 32 bit
• Fedora 9 - 32 bit
• Mandriva 2008 - 32 bit
• Debian Etch - 32 bit

Download

File size: 19.1 MB (20.005.571 bytes)

The md5 sum is 56656a7be277c84683beadeadb6a09f6

Click here to start your download

64-bit Linux users

Go Ollie is a 32-bit program, the 64-bit versions of some distributions, like for instance Ubuntu Hardy Heron, do not come with the 32-bit libraries installed by default.

If the game will not start for you, then you should make sure these 32-bit libraries are installed.

In the case of Ubuntu, this means installing the ia32-libs package that you can find in the universe repository.

Source Code