Informing on behalf of others, these Linux (have not tested others) uploads are malformed (zips concatenated, a broken non-spec wrong way to combine a zip). GoFile, Mega, PixelDrain, they all fail with unzip and Ark.
For anyone with such an issue there are several ways to handle it:
One (easiest), 7z, it's tolerant of broken non-spec concatenations like this.
Two (tedious),
binwalk -e it and use 0 as the base, the next zip over top 0 and continue onward.
Three (blegh), download the Windows version and hope it doesn't do this, then grab the latest NWJS and extract over, launch
./nw (may need to
chmod +x it, you can also rename it to
./Game).
Code:
Offset: 0x0 ZIP archive, file count: 6, total size: 372769859 bytes
Offset: 0x16380443 ZIP archive, file count: 10379, total size: 3947721912 bytes
Why the issue: concatenation vs "multi-disk/file" difference: Multi-disk/file archives are traditional and better informed/laid out, they use .zip, .z01, .z02, similar to RAR. Some people got the stupid idea to just concat them onto the end of the .zip so it's "one" file but that's not how ZIP works and that breaks spec. ZIP files don't have metadata to describe the extra data after the expected data (is it corruption, is it a bad extract, etc), a
proper tool
should fuss about that. 7z is more tolerant of herpderpiness and just extracts them "in sequence on top of the previous/as multi-disk/file" by assumption, breaking the integrity of the spec process. Note, some herpderp tools will concat zips and then stupidly adjust the ZIP file metadata to describe it in a non-spec way that simply splitting the files into their original ZIPs would break them. (These uploads were done with exactly that kind of tool. -_-)
Good luck all, Happy Belated New Year.
