- Thread starter Muff Diver
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So, I've downloaded this game three separate times now and it gives me a Flash .exe that opens up to absolutely nothing.
I think you have misunderstood the question. It refers to the final quest. Through the arched door with a skeleton hanging beside it are four buttons, each of which can show the numbers 1 to 5. You choose the numbers and press the button to find out if you have the correct combination. I can't find any clues to the right answer and the number of possible combinations is vast. Like Aldric I would also like some help.
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You need to read what swf files are and how they work
If you have opened a standalone flashplayer, you also need to select the file you want to open. Otherwise, you just opened flashplayer. (same open video player without video)
If you open swf file without a player, the situation will be similar to the one described above.
When you first use flashplayer_32_sa.exe
1.select swf file
2 open with,
3 select a program
4 find another program on this computer
5. select flashplayer_32_sa.exe
6. How do you want to open this file?
put a tick in the square
use this program for all swf files
After that, each swf file will be opened with a simple click (like any exe file)
flashplayer for autonomous work
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Any swf file is opened using a browser.
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Ah ok, I have my puzzles mixed up. I don't remember exactly how that works, it's been awhile since I last played this game, sorry that I can't be of more help.
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There is nothing difficult in the game. hint there too. To understand which numbers to choose, you need to lower three levers and go to the room with a hint. Then just type the correct numbers.
For those who are not able to complete the game there is a complete video passage. (just make a request on the Internet).
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Ok, I have flash installed and all that. The instructions for this game read
1- Extract to desired location.
2- Click on "gamename.exe" to start playing.
Following these instructions as posted at the start of the thread, I have downloaded the game, and upon clicking on the .exe labeled Slave Lords of the Galaxy, it opens a blank flash player. There are no other files included with this download, which brings me back to my problem.
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There are 2 types of this game. 1. with the extension sfw 2. with the extension exe.
Type 2 works without a flash player (run without it yourself).
Type 1 works on any device with the appropriate program. And also through any browser.
If you have problems running these games, it means that some Adobe components are outdated or not installed on your device.
In addition, it is not necessary to use a standalone flash player. And in general, you can use another program.
Another reason for incorrect operation is an error during download. (the file could be saved with an error). In this case, you need to download again.
How can I download for mac? I tried several of the links provided but none of them seemed to work
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Slave lords of the galaxy is a great game....maybe my favorite ever.
I hope we'll get a sequel someday
I hope we'll get a sequel someday
The first one will always be my fav, but this one is a close second.Slave lords of the galaxy is a great game....maybe my favorite ever.
I hope we'll get a sequel someday
I like it too, but the main character has already finished the goal he had in mind. I dont think there will be any sequel for SLOG.Slave lords of the galaxy is a great game....maybe my favorite ever.
I hope we'll get a sequel someday
A new game with space setting, on the other hand, sounds more plausible. However I hope he would make his future games himself, since the ongoing Elf Trainer feels pretty vanilla to most of us right now, ngl.
