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OBSOLESCENCE

$12.99



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This is the third game by developer Lumen, already behind Luminescence and Fantasy Heroes, two of the hottest sellers in 2019. It's also set in the same world as Luminescence.

SUMMARY:

In this old-school RPG, explore the mysteries of a haunted palace and unravel the impossible truth behind this haunting.
Play as Victoria, a skilled fighter hired by the King to solve the many riddles of his royal suite filled with increasing paranormal activity and evil monsters.

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Lost in the game? Please feel free to use this thread to ask your questions!
ENJOY!

For some reason, can't download because my computer says it is a dangerous file.

The demo?
I packaged it myself using the same method as usual so it's kinda weird, most likely a false positive.
Does it say anything specific? Anyone else getting such warning?

Yes I got the same message

What's the OS (type of Windows)?

It must be a Windows thing. The message stated it could be dangerous because it wasn't a commonly downloaded file. I used the dropdown to select 'Keep' and then Norton popped up with a message saying Obsolescence-DEMO.exe is safe.
Windows 10 for me.

Yes, it is a windows thing.
It doesn't recognize the publisher. So I just tell it to override that decision on anything from aldorlea

Lady JJ wrote:It must be a Windows thing. The message stated it could be dangerous because it wasn't a commonly downloaded file. I used the dropdown to select 'Keep' and then Norton popped up with a message saying Obsolescence-DEMO.exe is safe.
Windows 10 for me.

I get this message every time I download a new game from here. It's my Norton 360 telling me that they don't have enough info and there aren't enough downloads yet for them to know whether it''s a safe enough file to be downloaded. But I just tell it to ignore it and download it anyway.

Valdy wrote:

Lady JJ wrote:It must be a Windows thing. The message stated it could be dangerous because it wasn't a commonly downloaded file. I used the dropdown to select 'Keep' and then Norton popped up with a message saying Obsolescence-DEMO.exe is safe.
Windows 10 for me.

I get this message every time I download a new game from here. It's my Norton 360 telling me that they don't have enough info and there aren't enough downloads yet for them to know whether it''s a safe enough file to be downloaded. But I just tell it to ignore it and download it anyway.

Thanks for your feedback, I was going to ask this question EXACTLY, ie does it happen also with the other games or just this one? Because games that I package myself (including obviously my own), I always use the same method.
Obsolescence was packaged just the same way as Lumen's previous titles (namely Luminescence and Fantasy Heroes) and my own releases (such as Inferno and A Plunge into Darkness). I also packaged Champions of Thora the same way.

Yes, it does happen on most of your games from Aldorlea.
I'm not sure how to have Microsoft recognize you as a publisher.
So we just ignore it. We know and trust you.

Koni wrote:Yes, it does happen on most of your games from Aldorlea.
I'm not sure how to have Microsoft recognize you as a publisher.
So we just ignore it. We know and trust you.

Thank you very much!

I suppose Windows does that to all new and not-too-well-known softwares.

Yes, it is sad but true. They want to control what we play.

I like this game and I have purchased it.

Zane is funny.

But I can't find Stuart. Has anyone stumbled onto him yet?

The guide says: "Just go straight right until you eventually stumble into him. Don't ask for a church blessing BEFORE getting Stuart."

I was looking for him in town. Found him in the room waiting.

Glad you like Zane.

Stuart is in the third dungeon. You need to complete the second before you can enter the third.

Indinera wrote:

Koni wrote:Yes, it does happen on most of your games from Aldorlea.
I'm not sure how to have Microsoft recognize you as a publisher.
So we just ignore it. We know and trust you.

Thank you very much!

I suppose Windows does that to all new and not-too-well-known softwares.

Well, it's not Windows, it's the virus scan that does it.