Utterly Mad

It was Rhodri's second round. Someone had managed to trigger the Solarium ending on LLJK 4. This was my first time experiencing it too with Rhodri confused asking what the hell was going on and me like I DON'T KNOW THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE OH GOD TRANSPOSED SCIENTIST.

All I wanted to do was fart and smoke rainbow weed!

I tried murdering one of those transposed scientists with a pen and I died, so I didn't get to experience any of the spooks.

Speaking of skeletons jumping out of blood, 5 days a stranger when you pull back the curtain in the bathroom and a skeleton jumps out and pulls you in. Typing that just now, I am reminded of the exact same scene from eternal darkness, which came out the year before. 7 days a skeptic was scarier though. 6 days a sacrifice was alright but meh, and trilby's notes was my favorite. Too bad they dont function properly on modern computers or I would replay them.

Quote from: saltmummy626 on July 16, 2015, 07:46:01 pm

Speaking of skeletons jumping out of blood, 5 days a stranger when you pull back the curtain in the bathroom and a skeleton jumps out and pulls you in. Typing that just now, I am reminded of the exact same scene from eternal darkness, which came out the year before. 7 days a skeptic was scarier though. 6 days a sacrifice was alright but meh, and trilby's notes was my favorite. Too bad they dont function properly on modern computers or I would replay them.

They run fine on DOSBox.

Oh really? Ill have to figure that out then.

Quote from: Bubbadoo on July 16, 2015, 11:46:42 pm

Quote from: saltmummy626 on July 16, 2015, 07:46:01 pm

Speaking of skeletons jumping out of blood, 5 days a stranger when you pull back the curtain in the bathroom and a skeleton jumps out and pulls you in. Typing that just now, I am reminded of the exact same scene from eternal darkness, which came out the year before. 7 days a skeptic was scarier though. 6 days a sacrifice was alright but meh, and trilby's notes was my favorite. Too bad they dont function properly on modern computers or I would replay them.

They run fine on DOSBox.

Oh really? Ill have to figure that out then.

It is not that hard at all. Just download DOSBox, then all you have to do is drag the game's .exe over the DOSBox.exe and it will automatically open the game. So you don't have to mess with getting to it via going through DOS. Also as a bit of clarification it can also be the shortcut to the exe and it will still work.

http://www.dosbox.com/

WAIT WAIT WAIT I WAS WRONG

The Trilby series is not old enough for a DOS game, I am sorry for the misinformation. I should have tested it, the game runs fine on my windows 7 and I don't even have to mess with compatibility.

Could you be missing something? I don't think you need adventure game studio. (Which is what it was made on.)

What happens when I boot it up is that it plays the intro and stops at the titles screen. It doesn't freeze or anything, it just refuses to accept any input. The cursor also doesnt move on the screen unless I move it outside the window and doesn't move at all while its in full screen mode. can here the music though. Also the intro cinematic hangs instantly until I move the window, then it jumps by however many frames should have passed in the time it was hung up. ALSO if I click and hold the mouse button on the bar at the top of the window, it plays the cinematic normally. running as admin and in compatibility mode don't do anything.