Aaron_Giles: Hi all,

My LucasArts emulator DREAMM is currently in beta and has enabled support for running Rebellion/Supremacy, either from the GOG release or from the original media.

DREAMM runs the game in a custom sandbox and supports running it on modern Windows, MacOS, or Linux systems. Running it should be way simpler than all the usual hacks and should be a more pleasant experience overall.

If you want to give it a try, check out dreamm.aarongiles.com (there's a link to the beta page from there, which I can't post directly because I don't have the GOG rep for posting links yet).

If do try it out, let me know how well it works! Rebellion is probably one of the least well-known games I support, and I don't think much testing has occurred. I find it pretty opaque myself, so I've only done testing enough to try out a battle or two.

Cheers,
Aaron

ZarkonDrule: Attached is how it should look.

Also, did you add an option to skip the tedious briefing at the beginning - I seem to be able to do that now? That's quite cool, up till now I either have to sit through it or disable it by renaming the associated dlls, as it was originally designed as unskippable.

Aaron_Giles: Thanks for the report! I would not have noticed that without being familiar with the original.

I didn't add any specific option for skipping the briefing, but I emulate Windows in a way that is probably closer to Win9x, so maybe something I'm doing allows it to see the escape key. I wouldn't be surprised if it worked on true Win98 systems.

Cheers,
Aaron

Guybrush1234: Thanks for this!

I tried creating a multiplayer game but it won't go past the username / game name screen; clicking on the "Next" arrow does nothing.