Unfortunately I'm not sure what would be causing the game to crash there. One thing you can try is disconnecting from your internet and then launch the game. Apparently that's worked for a few folks.

I would love to have added language support to Around the Clock, but unfortunately I am no longer updating the game with any new content. Perhaps future games of mine will support Spanish and many more languages if I can get the opportunity to do so.

You need an unzipping program such as Winrar or 7Zip to unzip .rar files.

Is it giving you any sort of error message or crash report when opening the application? I need more details to help!

It's possible your save file might've gotten corrupted. Go into your Appdata\Local\AtC_BB\Saved\SaveGames folder and delete the .sav file. After relaunching the game, it should create a fresh save file and hopefully fix the issue. You will unfortunately lose your progress if you had any, so if you want to back up your save file first before deleting in case this fix doesn't work, you can do so. But the game should function properly now after deleting your save manually and starting a newgame.

Heyo, unfortunately porting to Google Play isn't exactly as simple as exporting it for that platform. A lot goes into making a game compatible for other platforms and it's not something I'm looking into doing anytime soon, Windows PC is more my forte. Sorry!

Of course! It's always cool to see what kinda fangames folks will make.

I'm afraid I don't know what could be causing that to happen, since normally installing the game should come with everything and nothing missing. Sorry I can't be of much help!

Not quite sure why that's happening. Do you happen to have the Oculus app (for the Oculus VR if you have one) installed on your PC? I heard it sometimes causes black screen issues for some users, so you could try uninstalling it and see if the game works. If not, try disconnecting from your internet before you launch the game and see if it works. If none of the above works, I'm afraid I don't know what else could be the issue, sorry!

That is very odd. After downloading the game and only unzipping the .rar (no need to compress it to a zip), it should just be a simple folder with the application and everything inside. Something on your PC must be reading it as a Microsoft Edge File for it to be doing that. Not sure what the cause could be. Sorry!

You'll need an unzipping program such as Winrar or 7zip to unzip the .rar file.

Unfortunately the game doesn't support windowed mode. It's a pretty old game and silly ol' me back then never knew how to add a proper windowed mode, lol

Unreal Engine 4. It has a method of programming using blueprints, which act like connecting nodes to program various things. Easy to learn and very versatile.

It's possible your save file might've gotten corrupted. Go into your Appdata\Local\AtC_BB\Saved\SaveGames folder and delete the .sav file. After relaunching the game, it should create a fresh save file and hopefully fix the issue. You will unfortunately lose your progress if you had any, so if you want to back up your save file first before deleting in case this fix doesn't work, you can do so. But the game should function properly now after deleting your save manually and starting a newgame.

Unfortunately I don't exactly know how to install it, but I'm sure you can Google it and find out how online.

It may be something relating to your web browser that's preventing you from downloading it.

You may need to install the latest version of Microsoft Direct X. It'll likely fix the problem.

I can confirm he is not working on the Slendy Something update atm. He's currently busy with his day job and other projects.

I didn't forget, still trying to figure it out and generally not sure if it's possible for me to upload it to Gamejolt due to the way packages are uploaded over there. But I'll see about trying to get it uploaded on there soon!

Did you unzip the .rar folder? If you haven't already done so, you'll need Winrar or 7Zip or any unzipping program to unzip the .rar folder. After doing so, you should be able to launch the application normally. If you did already unzip it and the game is just simply not launching after double clicking the application, then I'm not sure what the problem could be if there isn't any sort of error message appearing.

I don't believe I've ever announced a version 2.0 for Werthit, but if you're just simply requesting for an update, then I'm afraid that's not something I plan on doing anytime soon. I'm pretty happy with it at the moment and I've got my hands full with other projects in development, such as Vex Clock, so it just isn't feasible to be updating this game any further, sorry!

From what I've seen, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't on Windows 11. Seems to be a compatibility issue with the OS being so new. Until an OS update or a workaround comes out, there's nothing I can really do unfortunately. D:

It's most likely not something I can fix, since it's the OS being new and not 100% compatible with UE4 games yet as far as I know.

It may be an issue with your web browser or internet connection if the download isn't starting.

Yes, it is compatible for Windows 10. Check the System Requirements section at the bottom of the game's description if you ever need more information on whether or not your PC can run the game.

Are you getting any sort of error message when it crashes? Are you running the game on older hardware?

The way the charging ability works, is that after a few seconds when a chase begins, they'll play a unique voiceline and begin to run faster than their base speed for a short period of time.

It may not be able to run on 4GB of ram, but consider giving it a download and seeing for yourself.

I'm not quite sure why the level wouldn't unlock? Are you sure you've beaten The Krusty Krab on the second difficulty or higher? Playing on the lowest difficulty of the Krusty Krab will not count towards level progression, since it's mostly considered a practice mode.

Around the Clock is only supported for Windows OS, sorry!

Winrar or any unzipping program is required to unzip the .rar folder to access the application to play.

Are you using Windows 11 or 10? Some Windows 11 users have reported the game crashing after only running for a short moment due to incompatibilities with the OS being too new. If you are using Windows 10, the game should work just fine since it's supported. But if the game is crashing even on that OS, I'm afraid I don't know what could be causing that to happen, sorry!

Unfortunately my games are only in .rar format, since it's becoming a more efficient method for developers to compress large files for upload. I'd recommend looking into getting Winrar or 7zip to unzip .rar files.

I believe it's not exactly something that I can do. Either Windows 11 needs to do some sort of update to their OS to make Unreal Engine games run proper 100% of the time, or a newer version of Unreal Engine needs to be made that can support Windows 11. So unfortunately either way, there's nothing I can really do since I can't be updating AtC to a newer version of Unreal Engine and we can only hope it's something Windows 11 can fix through an update to their OS.

Ah that's unfortunate. I'm afraid I don't know what else could be causing that crashing issue to occur. Sorry I can't be of much help!

Are you using Windows 11 or 10? Some Windows 11 users have reported the game crashing after only running for a short moment due to incompatibilities with the OS being too new.

Dave.EXE's sandbox build will remain a patron exclusive until the full game is finished and released onto Steam. There is no estimated release date at this time, since I'm still quite busy developing Vex Clock, which can be viewed and wishlisted on Steam atm.

Guesstimating it'll be out in the next few weeks.

I'm afraid we won't be doing a 32 bit version of the game, since it was unstable and wouldn't work as well as the 64 bit version.

I would recommend deleting the old version you have and redownloading the game. Your save file won't be deleted, since it's located in your PC's appdata folder.