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Also, Super Time Force Ultra doesn't have a sound via HDMI too.
good to know it's fixable! i never ended up finding a fix, but good info that at least it's possible.
I'm currently working on this. Any extra info you can provide would be very helpful.
If possible please post the text from Steam->Help->System Information.
The game uses the "Default Device" that is set in your "Sound Control Panel"'s Playback tab (windows 10). Are you seeing "HDMI Sound" or something being set to the default output device? Do you hear the computer's system sounds coming out of the TV PRIOR to launching the game?
We updated the game to the latest Gamemaker Runtime which seem like it doesn't play sound out of the device that is expected here. It seems possible that Windows is changing the audio device after the game is launched.