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What kind of madmen spend money translating a game to Italian and not English or Spanish?There was a sequel too but it is even less known.
What kind of madmen spend money translating a game to Italian and not English or Spanish?There was a sequel too but it is even less known.
Weird Wars: The Unknown Episode of World War II
Released: August 29, 2003
Country of Origin: Poland
Developer: Alien Artefact Team, Mirage Interactive
Publisher: Cenega Poland
Tags: Real-time with Pause, Party-Based, Class-Based, Point & Click, Isometric, Historical, WW2, Choices Matter
Initially as a charm. I'm excited. However, I didn't test saving and loading yet. The readme says something about shutting down Win95 prior shutting down DosBOX, else it messes the save games up.Did it work?Whaaaaat! This game has been sitting on my computer for about 20 years because it was hailed as a legendary classic back in the day.https://collectionchamber.blogspot.com/2017/03/dark-earth.html
This guy made his own install of the game, that apparently works on windows 10. Not tried it myself, though.
But I have never mustered enough energy to make it work.
The last time I tried to run it, I had to install a virtual Windows 95, under that install MSDOS, hunt down all the drivers, and jump through a bunch of hoops.
This is incredible news!
There was a sequel too but it is even less known.
It sadly doesn't exist in English, only in Slav languages, French, and German.This is the sequel:
Weird Wars: The Unknown Episode of World War II
Released: August 29, 2003
Country of Origin: Poland
Developer: Alien Artefact Team, Mirage Interactive
Publisher: Cenega Poland
Tags: Real-time with Pause, Party-Based, Class-Based, Point & Click, Isometric, Historical, WW2, Choices Matter