Berzerk2002: So while looking for ways to make this game run better etc. I came acoss this "unofficial patch" made by cubanraul.

Killing Time 2.1: http://cubanraul.altervista.org/kt/index.htm

I've not tested this patch yet with the GOG version of Killing Time. The only thing I did was uploading the "KillingTimeSetup.exe" file to Virustotal to make sure the file is clean.

Virustotal: https://www.virustotal.com/de/file/5e209a3a5bd8330c8e34450a0ba09179e33b8dc01accb90ac4d856a5f26e1c52/analysis/1528045016/

I'll try the patch later too see which stuff has been fixed.

If anyone else has already tried this patch before please share your experiences.

josehmtz: Have you try it? Does it work?

Berzerk2002: I installed the unofficial patch and played the game a little bit but I was not able to notice any differences. :(

MarkoH01: Which is no wonder since the GOG version has the patch already applied. I compared the patchfiles with the one GOG installed and evcery file from the patch is identical to the one in GOGs release. :)

(Of course it might as well be that GOG applied the patch at a latrer time - don't know if the game received an update in the meantime - unfortunately my colors are still messed up on my Win7 and I tried everything. Only solution for me is dxwnd in a window)

Cadaver747: Last time I tried to run this game I noticed the big difference in Galaxy and offline installer versions, both were almost unplayable on my Win7_x64 OS.

MarkoH01: Now you made me curious. There's a big difference and both were always unplayable for you ... so what was the big difference? Usually both versions are identical.

MrDowntempo: Any chance we can get this updated to include the 3DO video files (The in-game ones, not just the cinematics) They seem to be much higher resolution despite everything else on that version being less good.