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You reinstalled Windows? That's commitment. So you've essentially replaced everything but it still doesn't work... This might be above my area of expertise but here's what I think: Your log looks fine actually, none of those warnings seem to be of critical nature. I still suspect that it might have something to do with the savefiles...

Try this: Delete/move the saves folder of the game AND open your Windows search, type %appdata%, find the RenPy folder, then delete/move the Eternum-[Numbers] folder. Or heck, try deleting/moving the entire RenPy folder if you need to.

Renpy keeps a second set of saves in the user folder, maybe those cause trouble.  If that's not it, I'm out of ideas. Maybe a driver problem of some sort, idk. EDIT: Make sure to tell me if it worked, I'm curious :P

I have checked. Even the previous version of Eternum which I had fully played doesn't run anymore. There are two other Itch games that I have the same issue with: MurMur and My Bully Is My Lover. I guess it relates to some Windows update or something like that, because it's just after a unknown date that this problems appeared and doesn't go away no matter what.

Sorry to hear that. Then this is a general RenPy problem I guess. I'm definitely out of my area of expertise here, you should escalate this to general RenPy forums. :(

I ran into a similar problem, with the same games. I ended up modifying some of the renpy files to add audio channels and got each of them to a point where I could 'ignore' my way through the audio issues. It is sub-optimal, but it works. I figure there's an import or two missing on the restart code versus the initial run code. But I don't have the actual source so ... One series of errors were related to audio files and images that seems to have skipped distribution or something; I ended up copying audio files and images into place--hey, it worked.

It seems the problems was with Windows 10. With the latest Windows update, it automatically resolved!

WOOT!