Posted on: July 1, 2023

Mustachioed Business
Verified ownerGames: 249 Reviews: 19
Adding dgVooDoo2 is easy
Look, I know GoG did not wrap this in dgVoodoo2. I can't explain that. As others have said, dgvoodoo2 is open source and I believe the author just wants credit somehwere as he's one of the OG dudes from 3Dfx. GoG obviously went their usual lazy route and bundled the game in the first wrapper they found on google that was open source. I was shocked at how only 640x480 in 8 bit color was available in the video modes when I first ran the game, yes. Then I went "oh well, I 'm going to have to do my old man thing of downloading a proper wrapper like dgvoodoo and throwing it in the game folder for them..." Sure enough, throw in the lastest dgvoodoo2 D3D DLL files right next to the game's EXE and boom; resultions up to 800x600 I believe and 16bit color depth is restored. The framerate and everything else is smoothed out too, obviously. I know googling the latest dgvoodoo release and throwing it in the game folder is a pain but it took me about an actual minute which I didn't think warranted a 1-star review. Other than that initial laziness on GoG's part, this game is pretty cool. I'm shocked I don't remember it from back in the day. Playing it for a couple hours it's definitely something I would have enjoyed. It's also from that exact 2.5D era that looks like genuine 2.5D with sprites moving on top of 3D backgrounds. Plays a lot like Loaded on PS1 with more story and RPG elements. Very fun.
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