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It doen't start. It says that OpenAL32.dll is missing. I tried downloading the file from external sources but then it just crashes.
Ezezin,
Hi Ezezin,
Where did you get the Open AL32.dll and where did you install it? Library files usually go in the System 32 folder which you can find via the following path:
C:WindowsSystem32
Also try placing a copy of the library file in the games installed folder. There is a lib folder inside the Mono folder i.e. C:Program Files (x86)UNDEFINEDMonolib where a lot of .dll files are kept, but looking at my installed game I couldn't find any trace of the Open AL library file, so its more likely supposed to go into the system 32 folder.
Open AL is a cross platform audio program for enhancing sound in a 3D environment and is from Creative labs, the developers of the famous Sound Blaster audio system for example the Audigy and XFi systems that I'm still using, (fifth gen' sound cards, now superseded by sixth and X generation cards)
You can download the full Open AL file for free HERE.
Whiterabbit-uk, it works now, thanks.
Don't have time to play today. Posting to remind folks that when there's a Big Fish game, u can click on the Big Fish webpage in the bue info block - where you have system requirements, size, and so on, and it will take you to their page which includes reviews. This 1 got a 4 out of 5 in 27 reviews. As I read them, they are mostly positive but mixed in 1 sense. Many love the relaxed, but many still talk about a lot of clicking and some say easy, but others say not an easy game to finish. Probably the former for fast clicking TM vets, the latter for relaxed players. Seems that level 42 trips up some, and most levels have portals that open to let meddling wizards in, and that's the games major obstacle. One interesting thing mentioned by 1 reviewer is that you can speed your workers up by clicking on them. Your the haranguing foreperson I guess. :P If so, that's an interesting departure from other games. This could be one of those games where subtle strategy is the key. Finding ways to reduce all the clicking. Or, could be relaxed players will enjoy early levels, but get frustrated with late ones. Without playing, I can only speculate. Still looks like it would be 'worth a flyer', so I'm downloading. If it's your cup of tea, enjoy!
watcher13, a very helpful post! Thank you!