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The Last Campfire 1.7.0

Games45 downloadsUpdated July 5, 2023

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The Last Campfire is an adventure, a story of a lost Ember trapped in a puzzling place, searching for meaning and a way home.

The Last Campfire

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Size: 1.3 GB

  • macOS 11.0 or later

  • ON A JOURNEY: Travel deeper into the lands beyond the dark forest and overcome the adversities before you.
  • COVER A WORLD: Discover a beautiful wilderness filled with lost folk, strange creatures, and mysterious ruins.
  • LIGHT THE LAST CAMPFIRE: Find hope and carry it with you on your Journey to light The Last Campfire.
  • FROM A SMALL STUDIO: A unique tale from Hello Games and the creative minds behind LostWinds.

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  1. Qasim

    the file is not available

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  2. Qtie

    Not working. Getting a pop up – “The application cannot be opened”??

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  3. Pimp

    Hola, it’s not working! Showing it can’t be opened. Can you please help or check?

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    1. Lingki Author

      Please send a screenshot of the error.

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      1. Pimp

        I am not getting any option to transfer the game to the applications folder in the setup itself that we usually get so I’m directly dragging and putting it in my application folder. After that, when I am trying to run it. It’s shows the following error, shown in the attached image. M1 chip btw. Thank you for looking into this.

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          1. Pimp

            Yeah, though I can always right click on the app in the applications folder and then it doesn’t show the error shown in the damaged app link that you have provided. This error is completely different. Is it working for you, if I may ask?

          2. Lingki Author

            This happens because the application doesn’t have execution permissions.
            To make the application executable:

            1. Open a terminal window (CMD + Space -> terminal);
            2. Using the cd command, navigate to the place where the application is stored: cd <path_to_application>
            3. Run chmod +x <application_file> to make it executable. If it doesn’t let you, sudo it:
            4. sudo chmod +x <application>.

            The command from point 3 should look similar to this (thanks to @CJK):

            chmod +x "/Applications/ShadowBat.app/Contents/MacOS/ShadowBat"
            

            Or check this video:

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9TtoOJjGpU

          3. Pimp

            Unfortunately didn’t work. It was already an unix executable file. Sheesh. Is there anyway for you to check if it’s working?