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We considered a standalone download for Windows (and may return to this idea in the future) during development. Online features made thinking about that a bit too challenging for release, though.

The game is playable on mobile devices, but standalone apps aren't something we've looked into yet. Maybe some day!

It's an issue with Microsoft Edge WebView2. https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedback/discussions/4050

Final-ish patch pushed!

Thank you all for the support, comments, and playthroughs these past few days. It really means a lot to us.

Side note--I changed a lot of things regarding the standalone Windows version in this patch. If Smartscreen or any antivirus go off about it, just know that it's because it's a new file and you can safely ignore it.

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Create an issue over on the Github repo and make sure you paste your console output into it. Good chance it's your hardware being out of date.

It's strange, because I only use Firefox and have never been able to reproduce this bug, and meanwhile, I've had other people stream the game to me and have a 100% reproduction rate. It consistently doesn't happen on Chrome, either.

I am iffy on Node.js, as I've experienced strange corruptions with it and it's a lot less lightweight. I've also experienced it causing projects running an older version of Node.js to stop working altogether, which is strange. We will see, but I don't consider Win7 support a priority.

Looks like it doesn't enjoy there being a new and unsigned Windows executable in there. Checks out.

I've gotten dozens of reports about this and all I can say is that it's most definitely on Firefox's side. I had a user send in a bug report and the best we can hope for is for them to fix it on their end. Standalone or Chrome should work fine.

Unfortunately I think most things have phased out Windows 7 by now. The technology behind the Windows build (Webview2) more than likely doesn't support it.

Most antiviruses will flag new/unsigned applications, of which this is both. You're free to not use the standalone version–the web version is identical.

Oh, sorry if I came off as blunt. I was aware of it, and I tried to combat it with this latest patch but it seems that hasn't worked. It's very annoying to circumvent this for new applications.

Leaving this secret out was a conscious decision–this was a student project made from scratch in two weeks, and I didn't have the time to figure out elevator physics. There's a different secret elsewhere on the map.

There is very little I can do in the way of any virus protection measures going off. It's only because it's new/unsigned. What you're downloading is exactly what you see in the web version.

No. Windows just shows a warning because it's an unsigned application. You can ignore it, or just play the web browser version (they're identical).

This is primarily meant to be experienced on web as it was a student project, but I can sure offer a standalone .EXE

EDIT: Should be ready to go

Thank you!

Thanks for playing!