Aug 11, 2013 This is weird. Rebooted my Macbook Pro yesterday after having it on for two weeks, as an update had to be installed. The update went fine, no dramas, however after waking up my Mac this morning after putting it to sleep overnight (as I normally do), I find that I can't browse the web in Safari, Chrome or Firefox (they all return server not found or something equivilant). Mac connects to network with no problem but browsers can't connect to websites. Computer has Mavericks 10.9.5. Chrome, Firefox, and Safari all do not connect to websites though the network is clearly connected. I've read many articles and tried the following solutions: 1). 
Limbo, Playdead’s black-and-white 2D-scroller, has finally come to Android through the Google Play Store. The game was originally released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC a few years ago, and was then ported to iOS in June 2013. But don’t worry, the Android version is just as scary as its iOS and console counterparts.
You play as a young boy, searching for his lost sister who wakes up in ‘Limbo’ and has to make his way through a dark and dreary forest. You’ll need to dodge all kinds of obstacles on your way, all while avoiding terrifying monsters and creatures that are out to get you. The controls are simple: swipe in the direction you’d like to move. Swiping up makes the boy jump, swiping right makes him move right, etc. The visuals are arguably the most interesting part of the game. Though it’s only a 2D-scrolling game, the graphics are still one-of-a-kind. Limbo is set in a completely monochromatic world that captures gruesome and terrifying intricacies.
Game always uses desktop's resolution, but by default uses 1280x720 rendering resolution. It's possible to force higher rendering resolution, but game intentionally uses blurring and other image filtering methods combined with assets made for 720p resolution, thus impact on graphical quality is negligible. Limbo is a puzzle-platformer. The game only uses two buttons in addition to movement controls, one to cause the boy to jump, and one for contextual action, such as dragging boxes, pulling levers, or pushing buttons. Nov 23, 2011 This Site Might Help You. RE: Controls for LIMBO on computer? I got the game LIMBO for my computer, but I can't figure out how to do anything but run and jump.
Limbo is now available in the Google Play Store for $4.99. Some users may think this is too expensive, but I’m here to tell you, it’s not. This game is addicting, frightening and beautiful, and is worth every penny. We’d wager that this will be one of the best Android games you’ll play this year. If you’re interested, head to the Google Play link below and start playing!