
It could be fun if there were some Adrift games in there.
Denk wrote:Just a reminder: 10 days to register for IFcomp.
And if you need a beta-tester, let me know.
Also, I learned last year that uploading an ADRIFT game as an exe-file is not a good idea.
Actually I did that (the zip-file contained both blorb and exe-file), but still, people complained about the exe-file triggering virus-scanners. Furthermore, in a video-review the reviewer couldn't download my game. I suspect that her browser or virus-scanner was "protecting" her pc from the exe-file. As the other ADRIFT game was only uploaded as a blorb, but received just as many votes (representing the number of players, but they give different scores), I conclude that there was only a negative effect of providing the game as an exe-file.Lazzah wrote:How about uploading the .exe file in a zipfile?
P/o Prune wrote:I'm going to upload my game as a .blorb
Just to be on the safe side.
Lazzah wrote:P/o Prune wrote:I'm going to upload my game as a .blorb
Just to be on the safe side.
Will the players need to have ADRIFT installed on their computer or is there other software which will run blorbs?
Yes, Fabularium now supports V5 including blorbs with music and graphics.David Whyld wrote:Has Fabularium been updated to support v5? It didn't when I last checked it out and only ran v4 games.
Denk wrote:To my knowledge, the only alternative to the official ADRIFT 5 runner is currently Fabularium for Android. It still has a few bugs in it, but I think they will soon be fixed. Other programs produce blorb-files, e.g. Inform, though they are usually called zblorb or gblorb, but blorb is also allowed. Such blorb-files can be played by e.g. Gargoyle, but Gargoyle cannot play blorb-files generated by ADRIFT.Gargoyle does play ADRIFT 4 games though.
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