Unity Completed Mind-Blowing Girls [Final] [Snkl Studio]

[BaasB]

Overview:
A puzzle game where you need to assemble a complete image from several pieces.​

Thread Updated: 2020-10-17
Release Date: 2020-10-15
Developer: Snkl Studio -

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Censored: No
Version: Final
OS: Windows
Language: English
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Press "F" to complete the level
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[Deleted member 1322027]

daaamn ボスB. - 毛皮でほしかった your really going off today

 

[BaasB]

daaamn ボスB. - 毛皮でほしかった your really going off today

posting the unwanted games

 

[xmilteach]

Thx

 

[Deleted member 1322027]

posting the unwanted games

is that 99% of them

dont kill me

 

[Congressman Weiner]

It's not my mind that I want blown

 

[TrialRagnarok]

"Press 'F' to complete the level" is the yang of that meme hahaha

 

[Yumch]

Got a trojan in the .exe file.

 

[DennyGed]

Got a trojan in the .exe file.

Same. What gives?

 

[slebew]

keylogger?

 

[urgeth]

keylogger?
View attachment 869617

Note the "HEUR:" prefix, which indicates the file didn't match any known virus signatures, but was instead picked up by one of the heuristics. In other words, your antivirus thinks the code in that executable looks a lot like a generic keylogger. It may well be right.

 

[fried]

Virustotal shows unhappy engines with this executable, but the classifications are all over the place (e.g., keylogger, Artemis, generic) so seems not entirely reliable an indicator of what might be wrong:

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Metascan engines and its sandbox tester think it's generally OK:

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Seems OK and hasn't done anything weird in my testing, but as always practice caution in your choice of what to run on your system. Running games in a Virtual Machine is a safer option, too (though you typically need to purchase a new Windows license for a virtual machine install).