Running this game here is unplayably slow for me, so I tried downloading it instead, but then it has this "blank screen with audio" problem which often happens on Godot games for me. I understand the cause to be a clash between Godot and Nvidia, possibly also involving Intel in some way.
Regardless, I recently had the devs of "20 Small Mazes" and "dflop" solve this for me by switching their games to GLES2, which I had read would work if the game didn't require GLES3-specific stuff, then I found that I could do it myself by typing "cmd" in the game's address bar in the explorer, then in the console type "[game].exe --video-driver GLES2"
However, this trick does not work with your game. Perhaps that means it requires GLES3-specific stuff, but then how can it run online? Anyways, with all this in mind, knowing it might well not work, I'd still like to try a GLES2 build of this game, if you feel like it :)
Apparently Godot 4 dropped support for GLES2, so your trick only works for Godot 3 projects. I’ll reconsider whether I keep using Godot 4 in the future – thanks for letting me know. There’s no easy way for me to make a build that works for you, unfortunately. (I would need to remake the game in Godot 3)
Here’s some links in case you, future-me, or anyone else reading this is interested:
Happened to stumble upon this game and I feel like I'm going CRAZY no matter what I do it always comes back to the same landscape picture :0 How on EARTH do you get to the ending (poem?) I'm seeing people talk about in the comments? I've watched 3 different youtube videos of people playing and still can't find the solution
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Running this game here is unplayably slow for me, so I tried downloading it instead, but then it has this "blank screen with audio" problem which often happens on Godot games for me. I understand the cause to be a clash between Godot and Nvidia, possibly also involving Intel in some way.
Regardless, I recently had the devs of "20 Small Mazes" and "dflop" solve this for me by switching their games to GLES2, which I had read would work if the game didn't require GLES3-specific stuff, then I found that I could do it myself by typing "cmd" in the game's address bar in the explorer, then in the console type "[game].exe --video-driver GLES2"
However, this trick does not work with your game. Perhaps that means it requires GLES3-specific stuff, but then how can it run online? Anyways, with all this in mind, knowing it might well not work, I'd still like to try a GLES2 build of this game, if you feel like it :)
Apparently Godot 4 dropped support for GLES2, so your trick only works for Godot 3 projects. I’ll reconsider whether I keep using Godot 4 in the future – thanks for letting me know. There’s no easy way for me to make a build that works for you, unfortunately. (I would need to remake the game in Godot 3)
Here’s some links in case you, future-me, or anyone else reading this is interested:
I expected as much. Thank you for the reply!
Happened to stumble upon this game and I feel like I'm going CRAZY no matter what I do it always comes back to the same landscape picture :0 How on EARTH do you get to the ending (poem?) I'm seeing people talk about in the comments? I've watched 3 different youtube videos of people playing and still can't find the solution
Woahhhhh. This was probably one of the best Confounding Calendar games I've played so far.
The poem is really nice too! Not sure if that's the ending, but it was still really fun!
(Rot13 because there's minor spoilers)
Vg gbbx zr n ovg gb cebcreyl qrpvcure gur ragver cbrz ohg vg sryg fngvfslvat bapr V unq qbar fb. V'z n fhpxre sbe qrpvcurevat fragraprf gung ercynpr gur yrggref jvgu qvssrerag flzobyf.
qba'g zvff gur snpg gung gur flzobyf nyfb sbez gurve bja cvpgher! :-)
Love the ambiance this game giving me, cold and relax.
It's making me forget about my life for a while, making me merge into this mystery with loneliness, and peaceful.
Had a lot of fun :)
Took me a while to understand what to do, but it was satisfying.
Wow. That is a lot, all of it good. (Is the poem your own work? It's really lovely.)
Yes, I wrote it – thank you :)
In what I believe to be the small ending, I think I see a "you" and also maybe a "win" but am worried I'm imagining one or both of those things...
definitely fits the "confounding" requirement :)