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Anyway, jumping on "cool train" is not always best decision, especially when you are not happy with these days new games. Like srlsy, most of good games are either Indies with rather low PC requierments which suprisingly still support Windows 7.
Not to mention that newer OS poorly support old games, which I am still enjoying so much. Most of the games that don't support W7 are bad anyway, I mean look at this game artstyle. Don't Starve looks 10 times better and I think it started as Browser game lol. I wonder how many of you folks even remember that...
Now question is: commercially speaking, this game isn't too smart, since all Win 7 users (which still are a lot) won't ever be able to play it. This means that game authors just reduced the array of sales to Win 10 only and lost all Win 7 users. Commercially, this isn't bright, especially, let me say again, Windows 7 is an OS more than able to run a game like this.
To me, it's the stupid mania of publishers and developers of forcing people to buy a new equipment, even if they're not necessary.
I agree. And what makes me sadder is the fact that there's nothing about RTMI that requires Windows 10. In terms of programming, it's just a matter of detect the OS and that's all. "IF (OS <> 10) or (OS <> 11) then --> WON'T RUN". There is no logical or technological need of Win 10 for a game like this. Period.
Consequently, and commercially speaking, this is clearly a very unintelligent way to reducing sales. But if the publisher wants to sell less and please less, then RTMI has won 1st place.
ah ah ah! :)
That is almost hilarious, mate!
The loss is clearly seen:
1) Thousands of Win7 users won't be able to play (and won't pay for it);
2) opinions about RTMI not running under Win 7 are being ignored by the developer and publisher, which isn't a good sign of respect and comprehension also;
3) there's no REL need for this game to require Win10 apart from the fact it was deliberately programmed to work on Win10/11 only, based on the idea that everyone should recycle their old working computers that, please note, are still MORE than ABLE to run a game like this!
Question is: technologically speaking, this game isn't complex, so it has no needs for Win 10/11 only. Win 7 is more than enough to run 10x games like it simultaneously without any failures. :)
I would agree with Win10 only if the game was, indeed, a game that would push your system's and OS limits. That's not the case; not even closer to that case.
Anyone else able to get it to run, or is there some kind of OS check in the code which immediately kicks you out?
Unfortunately, it won't run on Windows 7.
Nothing happens when you click the PLAY button.
It can work! You just need VxKex: https://github.com/vxiiduu/VxKex/releases
After installing, configure RtMI exe: https://i.imgur.com/PMxxyUG.png
I meant, without those programs. :)
It won't run normally.
No game developer would list Windows 7 as supported system for new games, because as mentioned above even Microsoft ended official support for that system years ago.
Some of the new games however, - even those released in 2022 - are still fully playable on Windows 7 even though it's listed as not supported.
Good example are games build on Unreal Engine 4. There is simply nothing that would prevent the function of the software, and I suspect that many game developers who make their own proprietary engine for the game deliberately lock out Windows 7 not because the game wouldn't render correctly under OpenGL or older version of Direct3D, they might deliberately prevent the game to work on Windows 7 because they simply don't want to deal with customer support resolving the issues related to that old OS.
There are cases that game developers decided to write the game code with some more efficient instructions in programming language that require some libraries or system functions not present in older OS, and for that reason the game is not compatible, technically speaking however, there is often nothing that would prevent the game to work under e.g. Windows 7, but game devs decided to completely exclude any compatibility because because that version of the OS is obsolete and unsupported.
WHAT??
Do you have an idea what this Point and Click needs to run? That's absolutely ridiculous and commercially bad not to sell a game for Win 7 users when the requirements of RTMI are absolutely laughable when compared to other games that require real CPU/RAM specs.
It's not a matter of compatibility. There are no real compatibility issues with such "simple games". Even discontinued, Win 7 is pretty stable and compatible, so that compatibility argument is just a non-issue. It was a DECISION made by the programmers to be in line with what's commercially demanded, period. As I said before, Win 7 is capable of running RTMI pretty well without any performance or compatibility issues. In my opinion, making it "Win 10 only" was not a smart move, since there are thousands and thousands of Win 7 users and they won't upgrade to Win 10 because of RTMI. They will do it, in time, yes, but when games that obviously and clearly demand higher requirements force them to, not because a point and click adventure that pretends to be high-tec just forces them to.
At last, and commercially speaking, it was a pretty bad choice to make it "Win 10 only". Many sales lost.
according to steam's own hardware survey , Windows 7 32-bit sits at the least popular (understandably) with 0.11% of users. in 3rd is Windows 7 64-bit with 1.66%.
1.66% of over 20 million people . while there were sales lost, it isn't a big enough number to make a difference on whether or not Windows 7 is supported