Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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Thank you! I've found them in this thread, if someone else need it:
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Oh yeah really tough, might not have it figured out until probably the 10th
oof.
Well Im more than satisfied with 0.26 and 1.31b for now but goddamn that new costume for Dr. Anya tho . . .
- Nov 3, 2018
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Try the public demo they just released.oof.
Well Im more than satisfied with 0.26 and 1.31b for now but goddamn that new costume for Dr. Anya tho . . .
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It's missing a lot of scenes but you will get the Dr. Anya costume.
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oof.
Well Im more than satisfied with 0.26 and 1.31b for now but goddamn that new costume for Dr. Anya tho . . .
Interesting, I wonder if this is why they reimplemented the md5 check against the exe. You would have been able to use the demo exe on the full game as long as the AES keys were the same.
Edit: Had to come back to say the more I think about this idea the less it holds up, in my mind at least... I'm done thinking what is going through the devs head.
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Check and update your driver or maybe because your computer not reach the minimum spec to run the game
You need to provide more context. Give us information about your computer; such as your CPU, RAM, and graphics card. What version is your current video driver, what operating system are you running, and what effect are you getting when you lunch the application?
Providing this information makes peoples lives easier when trying to trouble shoot your problem. For all we know, you're running Windows 95 and some how managed to load this website with Netscape Navigator; despite that shouldn't be possible with how modern websites are developed.
today is a good day, today is July 10, today we are all waiting for a miracle(update)!
- Jul 1, 2017
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I'm not sure the dev is chinese given how restrict their government was. Japanese is more likely. In the old Fallen Doll game, Japanese language is support along side english since the very early version so that is one of the hint.
The character design, maid outfit, naked apron...etc is another give away. You can see clearly it was made by Chinese or Japanese developer compared to Wild Life for example is made by a Germany developer.
There's a way of saying that there is Chinese developer in the develop team，and about the Japanese elements in the game，I think it because the Japanese anime culture is very popular in China，as for the government ，we（Chinese）always use the SSR and VPN to bypass the GFW，and creators usually put their creations on Steam or Pixiv and Patreon ，because these platforms are not under control by the government ，and creators upload their creations in these platforms are legal，because PRC government not allowed R18 contents spread in mainland China，but these platforms are foreign platforms， so it's not against the law，in fact,many famous cteators like AS109 is Chinese...and i post this reply in zhejiang,China
- Nov 2, 2019
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well dude, I can assure you that the dev team is absolutely chinese. yes indeed chinese gov restrict this kind of stuff, but it's just about how you can publish or sell those things nationwide, if you just create those stuff in china but publish them on the oversea platforms, the gov will just turn a blind eye. In fact, this project's original idea came from a chinese adult game bbs "ZODGAME" and the core dev's username is grrr0087, and on 8/4/2015, they(or accurately "he" because until then the dev team is grrr0087's one-man team ) publish the very firs playable demo of this project named as Daisy In Summer, and in this demo, the heroin is voiced in chinese, then the dev team began to take shape. As for why I know that much about this project's history, it's just because when the demo Daisy In Summer came out, it drew a lot attention that year, since then I stay focused on this project.