-fullscreen doesnt work, -dev -windows changing number of cpus as well Nothing helps, so I think developer has abandoned the game. I think only thing left is refund, which is sad.

Seriously, was nobody off put by the lack of wit and humour in this walking simulator? This 'game' should have been a free youtube documentary video, ugh. Even FNAF lore is less vague than the relationship and identity of this Coda person with Davey

Doesn't the beginning of the level look familiar? Wooden, reflective floors with white, gray, orange walls and lights hanging from the ceiling. This place looks exactly like the end of the level where Coda speaks directly to Davey, but why? You could say it's just a theme to the level, but I think it was at this point during the creation of the game where Coda realized what this level really needed to be. Initially, it seems the level was going to be just his direct message, nothing else. But at some poi...

Dear all, Unless this is some intended experience, which I highly doubt, I was unable to replay the game. I tried reopening the game again after finishing the game half a year ago or so, but it'd always crash soon after the Everything Unlimited LTD. screen. I've searched for fixes and have tried the following: 1. Restarting my PC 2. Reinstalling the game 3. Typing "-windowed" or "-sw" (without the quotation marks) in "Set Launch Options" 4. Changing compatibility to Windows 8 5. Verifying the game Then...

Seems like a lot of people consider Davy to be the "bad guy" and Coda to be the "good guy" in the story. But Coda is not without fault. He's even kind of twisted. He put the 3 dots symbol into his games seemingly for the sole purpose of toying with Davy's neurotic obsession with searching for an overarching theme to the games. He sent the package of blank "playable games" also just to play into Davy's neuroticism. At the end of the story, he made an entire game that says "leave me alone and stop putting...