Bought it.

I already got it free somewhere else and like the game but it seemed somewhat unpolished. I'll be sure to check if the updates improve things.

I paid 3$ because 1$ is definitely not enough for any game.

Bought it to ($4.84), I was waiting for it to appear in HIB, IndieRoyale or here, but since it's bundled with the soundtrack, I decided to give it a go.

Already own it, but I think it's worth throwing a bit more money in the dev's direction because I enjoyed playing it. Desura/Steam keys are a plus.

I want to know this as well.

good point, might get it again for the keys, got it on GG a long time ago.

Apparently, those who buy Aztaka on IGS will also be given the Linux version

https://twitter.com/IndieGameStand/status/271285335529496577

This will be the Linux début for Aztaka, I believe. (In other words, you lot are going to be bug-testing it)

Apparently, yes :)
https://indiegamestand.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=96

Pff, online only even in single player? No thanks!

I installed Aztaka, the DRM-free version, but when I start the game and the loading screen arrives the crashes at 16%. :(

I changed settings in setup then it worked all of the sudden.

wait what do you mean by this? is there direct download not drm-free?

When the shop opened, they had a big note "DRM Free" on the main shop page. However, at the same time, on their info page for developers, which listed the requirements for selling a game through their store, they mentioned that a one-time online activation would be okay. This is a bit contradictory, so SirPrimalform (and perhaps others) discussed this with them.

As a result, they have now removed the big "DRM Free" note, and mention the DRM if the game has one. It's not quite what I hoped for, but it must be said that they _have_ displayed the DRM information very prominently for the game that had some.

So, their current stance seems to be that they prefer DRM-free games, that they are okay with mild forms of DRM, and they take care to inform their customers about the DRM that a game might have. (Which means that the contradiction is gone now, though it's still a step in a different direction than the one I hoped they would take.)

They're not giving much away with the hints this time...

The game IS on Steam
PC, Mac and Linux
3rd Person Action/Adventure

Ah, so it's... 35% of all games released in the last decade, then. >.>

I just bought Azatka (last minute deal, eh) and...why the flock did no one tell developers to include some graphic options other than resolution for us with not-so-new computers? I have few years old computer and it runs like shit on my native full HD resolution. While I understand I don't really have right to complain about something not working in full HD here, I certainly do have right to complain about lack of options to make it run properly. Graceful degradation anyone? I'm glad I payed the minimum.

Also, ATI is partialy to blame for displaying my GFX memory as 2.5GB(!), while it's only 1GB GDDR2. Damn, I guess it really is time for an upgrade. Now jut to find some money for it...

EDIT: Ok, I've calmed down a bit, managed to get it running at decent framerate once I lowered the resolution but still, removing GFX options is one of the most insanely idiotic things that happened to gaming.