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Berusky II is a 3D sequel to the Sokoban-style Berusky series, built with SDL and OpenGL, in which the player guides several "bugs" through levels using pushable boxes, explosives, and pickaxes until all of them reach the exit. It targets Linux, developed and tested primarily on Fedora 14, and is distributed as source (tar.gz or src.rpm).
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It is built from source (tar.gz or src.rpm) using the required SDL, GL, GLU, X11, and zlib development libraries, then run from the command line by pointing it at a configuration file that specifies the game data directory; a specific custom level can also be loaded by passing its filename as an argument.
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