Abuse 2025
by Abuse 2025 contributors
Modern port of Crack Dot Com's Abuse (1996)'
About
Abuse 2025 is a modern port of the original game, updated to run on modern systems and with new features like high-resolution graphics, gamepad support, and more. This project is a continuation of the Xenoveritas SDL2 port and the Abuse 1996 project. It aims to be the go-to version for playing Abuse on modern systems. Improvements from the Xenoveritas SDL2 port include: - Enabled custom resolutions and enabled lights on high resolutions - Re-enabled OpenGL rendering to enable vsync - Game screen scaling in window and fullscreen mode using F11 and F12 - Enabled some high resolution images from the 1997 Mac OS release - Fixed level music not being played correctly, added "victory" music in the end game screen - Fixed health power image, fixed mouse image when choosing initial gamma - Added or re-enabled various settings in the config file (borderless window, grab input, editor mode, high resolution images...) - Local save game files and configuration files - Quick load using F9, quick save using F5 on save consoles - Added cheats via chat console: bullettime, god, giveall, flypower, sneakypower, fastpower, healthpower, nopower - XBox360 controller support with rebindable buttons
Permissions
1 permission weaken the sandbox. Flatsonar asks before installing.
- all devices (/dev): webcams, disks, raw hardware
--device=all - inter-process communication (needed for X11)
--share=ipc - X11 display, only when Wayland is unavailable
--socket=fallback-x11 - Wayland display
--socket=wayland - audio
--socket=pulseaudio
Who publishes this
Something concrete is wrong: the id claims a namespace this repository does not own, or the build does things a build should not. Flatsonar warns twice.
- io.github.apancik.abuse_2025 claims the io.github.apancik namespace but is hosted by github.com/fpiesche and does not build the owner's code
publisher:namespace
Maintenance
Recent activity on the upstream repository, or built and reviewed by Flathub.
No staleness signals: recent activity, or built and reviewed by Flathub.