Ewa Ulinska

It says "32+", so it must be 64-bit. So DxWnd won't work, but why does my play.bat file work for "Darkside Detective" and not work for "Strange Horticulture?

How to check if a game is 64- or 32-bit? I'll post a working executable for de-fullscreen-ising another game for comparison.

You mean the game's file or the one I made? I don't think it's allowed to post game executables, but I can post mine (although I wrote its full contents above).

I don't know. But what can I improve to make the simpler file method work? The game's executable file is called like that, "Strange Horticulture.exe", with upper-case letters and space. It worked great for the "Dakside Detective" and a few other Unity games, but in this case it doesn't...

I liked this game when I saw it, but I was disappointed to discover that it doesn't have a settings menu at all. Alt-enter works, but it's not very convenient: it results in a huge window which doesn't fully fit within my screen. So I would prefer to reduce its size a little as well. (How can i check what is its minimum readable size?) It's a Unity game, so I tried a method which worked very well with both "Darkside Detective" games. I copied its self-created "play.bat" game and changed the contents...

Sorry, I forgot to respond. The game is working fine, thanks a lot. I suppose that, if I decide to play the sequels and they have the same problem of trying to force fullscreen on players, I can use the same settings for them? (Can I just use the same profile and rename it to the titles of the subsequent games?)

I tried playing the game and it's, unfortunately, another menu-less game made by developers who don't respect non-fullscreen preferences. Technically: it's an adventure game, but with a top-down view typical for some RPG games and it was made in RPG Maker. Perhaps this offers some information about how to force it into a window. Alt-Enter is supposed to work fine in this game... but in my case it doesn't. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the fact that I use Windows 7, not Windows 10.

I almost already figured out how to do it, just please tell me the window size command. The file's contents are: echo off "The Darkside Detective 2.exe" -screen -fullscreen 0 -windowheight=900 -windowidth=1200 The part for window status works, the part for window size doesn't. I just don't know the correct command.