How cool is that! Definitely going the extra mile for these games!

Good things come to those that wait Thanks for being dedicated.

Really good news this is happening. Less confusion I'm sure and it'll open up the possibilities to new games in the future

Glad to see the funding goal was reached

Already backed as it looked and sounded good

Just because you (although in this case, clearly not you specifically) could, it doesn't mean you should... :) C++/CLI is a terrible environment with all the worst of managed and unmanaged code provided in a single pot of hell being useful only to interop with "legacy" unmanaged code. That...

Mixed feelings as in a 3D modelled thin veneer of an adventure games on a closed platfom... what could be seen as a problem :/

I'm sure those hoping for a sequel were more thinking along the lines of BS5.

Most cloud storage providers offer some form of folder sync options so I couldn't understand why cloud saves needed to be a feature in ScummVM. My solution has always been to relocate the Save Path folder to a location that is synchronised [by in my case, OneDrive]. I don't know how mobile platforms...

Oddly, I tested this game back in the day and I had (still have) just the single file "Western" in my game folder. However, I now get the same error as reported when running the game. The ScummVM ini file was new so the environment is not comparable to before though my game folders are. [2...

Great to see a fan made game come to fruition! Well done to all of the team.

Great news for the project and future players of the Myst series.

Nice work. I too think the art from the era is great

Pretty sure the stipulation about source code allows for provision using clear instructions on how to get it. So, a page in the game menu that is clear on what code has been used and where you can get that code from.

There's a benefit for an operating system [and some games/applications] to be compiled as a 64bit executable just not for ScummVM. It doesn't address anywhere near the 32bit memory limit thus has no need/benefit of it. When/if 32bit support is removed from an operating system then I'm sure there'll ...

Why do you need an x64 build; there's no benefit over x86...