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I was left pretty sad cuz my PC doesn't support OpenGL. Is there any possible way to make it not require OpenGL? If yes, then I would be happy to know

(please i really want to play this game)

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Your computer most certainly supports OpenGL, although how far that support goes is... awful to check on windows (The best I'm seeing online is a third party piece of kit named "OpenGL Extensions Viewer" which will tell you the "Version" (That is, the "minimum supported version" because OpenGL is... weirdly structured for those not in the know). 

EDIT: The game requires only opengl 3 (presumably .0, that's up to godot), and even then only if you run the .bat. If you just run the exe it should work fine!

EDIT2: After testing it, if absolutely nothing else works, you could grab a livecd copy of ubuntu or debian or whatever and run the game in that (either directly or in a VM or what have you, but directly is probably easier to set up)

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Yeah, my computer must support OpenGL, the problem is I dont know how to run OpenGL 3 or atleast how to implement it into my pc (sorry for my bad english). Imma try running it in ubuntu. Im gonna update this depending on how it goes

Tysm

EDIT: Nothin. Thanks so much for the advice. Its really appreciated.

Unfortunately, if your graphics card doesn't support a higher feature set of opengl, there's not *too* much you can do, at least with how windows drivers work. On linux at least you could force software rendering, which would be a bit slow, but supports everything (hence the ubuntu suggestion)

Tysm dude! U have been helping me these days, even if I cant run it, I appreciate you replying trying to find a way to run the game. Have a nice day

If you're on linux, get mesa. If you're on Windows, get mesa and go through some pain to get it working - but it is possible. It might work on other OS-es perhaps maybe.

Mesa translates graphics apis, (OpenGL1,2,3, Vulkan, older DX, and more) into lower-level apis your drivers _do_ support.

Good luck. There might be an online guide.

How do i search for mesa? Like... mesa app or smth?

I see in other comments you're on Ubuntu. Just look up "set up mesa drivers ubuntu" and you should get pretty good results. Likely they are already installed, but perhaps they aren't on your system.