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SDL Asylum is a C/SDL port of Andy Southgate's
1994 game Asylum, originally for the Acorn
Archimedes. In the game, Young Sigmund has a few
problems. To help him resolve his mental
instability, you must enter the surreal world of
his inner mind and shut down the malfunctioning
brain cells.

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2009-08-17 15:19
0.3.2

This version fixes a bug redrawing menu screens in windowed mode, and improves support for non-US keyboards.

2009-08-02 15:06
0.3.1

This release fixes corrupted graphics on big-endian platforms when OpenGL was enabled. Also, the numeric keypad can now be used in options menus.

2009-02-21 20:03
0.3.0

Asylum now uses OpenGL instead of plain SDL to provide accelerated graphics, higher resolution, a choice of resolutions, and a new experimental feature (alpha quality): the game can be displayed at half scale, so four times as much of the map is visible at once.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2008-08-21 13:45
0.2.4

The entire codebase has been run through 'uncrustify' and the original monolithic source separated into 11 moderately-sized files, with additional refactoring to make them reasonably modular. This release also includes fixes to build with g++ 4.3, with MinGW, and on Haiku.
Tags: Code cleanup

2007-12-10 13:25
0.2.3

SDL Asylum 0.2.3 includes fixes to run on
big-endian architectures. Ian Chapman's Fedora
packages are therefore available for ppc/ppc64 as
well as i386/x86_64.
Tags: Major bugfixes

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