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This looks very impressive, well done!
Any plans on open sourcing it (or, are you going the commercial route)?

Maybe you're using an older version of AGS (from before the fix)?

Frodo got it

Any reason you're not saying the entire name?

Mmmm, nope..

Another clue then:
[imgzoom]http://ags.pics/Svqj.png[/imgzoom]

Cool, my turn:

[imgzoom]http://ags.pics/QuP.jpg[/imgzoom]

Dirty Split

Wow , how did you figure out that was the problem?

Thanks guys!

And also have a happy one Gurok!

Ah, right, forgot about the SDL effort, yeah, they seem to have vulkan support for mac: https://discourse.libsdl.org/t/sdl-2-0-8-released/23957

Heads up: Apple is deprecating OpenGL for macos: https://developer.apple.com/macos/whats-new/

Seems as the 2 possible options for supporting mac long term are either metal or vulcan using moltenvk (and of course supporting vulkan should give performance benefits on all platforms whereas metal is apple platforms only).

Both VSTS and Appveyor allow you to configure CI/CD on their hosted windows servers for free.

Yes, a sub-forum for MonoAGS will be useful.

I also think that any public domain asset should be allowed, though not sure how I feel about previously created assets (unless you make it public domain) -> and all assets should get the same treatment whether it's graphics, sound or code.

Now, for a little more radical idea, and I'm not even sure if I'm for it, but I thought it might be worth bringing it up for a discussion: what do people feel about allowing other game engines to participate?
It will bring more participants which equal more cool games, and might lure outsiders to join the community, and maybe try AGS one day.
On the downside, there's a sense of homey feeling here that's hard to describe, and it would be shame to see it disappear.

The tutorial you linked to about the signtool doesn't say anything about a visual studio requirement, it just requires downloading the Windows SDK.
From what I can see, you sign the generated exe, so you don't need to involve AGS build process at all. Just follow the instructions.

Another thing you can try, is using the Desktop App Converter. It converts a Win32 app (i.e the AGS game) to a UWP application, meaning it runs in a sandbox and should be safe, and therefore trusted (and can also be placed in the Windows Store and run in Win10S). Whether it actually works with AGS games, I don't know...

Thanks Mandle

Thanks guys
And happy belated Edmundito!

Have a happy one, Baron!
And a happy belated birthday to you too, Ponch!

I second Educating Adventures of Girl & Rabbit.
One of the funniest games I've ever played.

Fedora Spade is Correct!

Not Murder Club, I'm afraid.
More clues, then? Ok...

It's a freeware detective adventure game.
It's part of a 4-game series.
It plays with the keyboard and has a retro feel, though it was released in 2007.

Another image:
[imgzoom]http://i.imgur.com/u2blPCd.png[/imgzoom]