Do you still have the 2 dashes in front of the extra part in the shortcut target? If so, you only need one, like this: -rendering-driver=opengl3
The best way to know for certain is just trying to run the mono version of Godot 4 engine directly. If it doesn't start there is a bigger incompatibility/issue somewhere
Actually, i deleted the settings in the userappdata folder and it works finally.
They are being a little ambitious with the roadmap yeah, but the reason it took so long to make the first level in the first place is because it was their first game and they were learning a lot as they were making it. The switch to Godot as the game's engine both helps them with being able to streamline the process and opens up more tools to work with compared to what they had with the last engine. Most of the art for the first level is ready too, mainly with Amber's sprites, so it's mostly just a matter of piecing the level together, and then getting to work on the next, which making the animations for the sex scenes and the sprites for any new enemies is going to take a lot more time, which is why those new levels with everything they include in just a month is too ambitious
The engine was never the problem, it was always the devs.
Can't say I don't agree, just saying the game engine switch means the map has a good excuse to be changed since they would have to recreate it anyway. And being honest Game Maker really wasn't ideal with the issues it gave on random hardware.
i even download godot 4 to check if it working and its fine, i don't know what this game want.
Well you can try launching the game from command prompt to get a console log. And add -v argument to get more detail
