[Dev Blog] Release 393 available on main Steam branch

[cookme]

Will Humble Bundle users get the alpha 10.5 update soon? And in general, how frequently is it updated comparing to Steam releases?

[8BitCrab]

@cookme

Will Humble Bundle users get the alpha 10.5 update soon?

believe that the initial 10.5 release (R-375) is on humble bundle

[quote=“cookme, post:21, topic:13130”]
how frequently is it updated comparing to Steam releases?
[/quote]well humble bundl;e only gives the “stable buiilds” (alpha 9, alpha 10, alpha 10.5, etc) while steam gets the “unstable builds” which is a “pre-release” used to catch all the bugs from the new alphas, that is what R-393 is. so steam users get “more” updates, and they also get auto-updates and dont have to re-dowbload every new alpha.

[cookme]

Thanks 8BitCrab for the explanation.

The version I see on HumbleBundle is called “stonehearth_345.zip” (191.7 MB | 6d5b386264186dc269391f96bcaf0aeb). The executables and other included files were dated May 23rd.

But that’s ok. I’ll wait for the stable then.

[8BitCrab]

@cookme

Thanks 8BitCrab for the explanation.

no problemo, im just here to help

[cookme]

Alright, I got impatient.

[Tut] Mac/Linux users, how to get Stonehearth from Steam (on your platform)

Thanks to Stonehearth’s DRM-free nature, the Steam version of the game can work on its own without the Steam client watching over it. If you want to get the latest release that’s not yet available on HumbleBundle, follow the steps below to download Stonehearth within your Mac/Linux Steam client. You can then move the downloaded files to your Wine wrapper to play. I have not tested this on Steam’s Linux client. Linux users are probably used to all these workarounds anyway. The good: No more b…