Wow, who designed these unchangeable default options? It even keeps crashing Steam!

[Cyber Akuma]

Yes yes, I know you can change it if you mess with the executable, but my point is that they didn't really provide any type of settings/options screen for the user.

The game runs in fullscreen mode.... but at it's original 640x480 resolution with no scaling? Really? Whoever released this thing honestly thought it would be a good idea to have the game FULLSCREEN.... yet only take up a tiny box in the middle of your monitor with the majority being left blank? (Considering everyone nowadays has at LEAST a 1080p monitor, if not higher resolution) and provide no easily user-accessible options to change this?

I just got this game at half price and I still feel like I was ripped off because of this, they didn't put in the slightest bit of effort, just tossed an old copy of ScummVM with it and called it a day.

And to make matters worse, it keeps crashing Steam! Every time I quit, the Steam client locks up, thinking the game is still running!

[uanime5]

This game was made in 1996 for DOS and the re-release didn't update anything; just like most releases.

[Cyber Akuma]

Except that it's running in ScummVM, which is basically a virtual machine for many of these old games that has a giant amount of options you can configure. Yet, they don't let you touch any of them.... and chose the worst possible default options imaginable.

[Slab]

I just changed the aspect_ratio attribute in the toon.ini file to FALSE, so now the screen isn't stretched anymore.

[QWEEDDY2]

Slab
Cyber Akuma have another "problem" - _not_ stretched screen. And binding, Steam, etc... There nosing to configure of course. Game works well. And Steam too, ofc.
ScummVM add some "discomfort" because use own default keys binding - but this is not a problem.

GOG version says that use more newer version of ScemmVM. Steam version not updated since release in 2016, GOG - from 2018. GOG did it only for Saves Cloud (new additional subfolder for saves).

[Cyber Akuma]

Just because you can live with it does not mean it's not a problem and perfectly ok.

Also, ScummVM has been around for over a decade, it's not like thr newer version GOG uses is the only one with configuration options.

[Lord Vathos]

...You do realise that this game came out in 1996 right? Scummvm was included to make the old game RUN on Windows 10. Sounds like you were expecting a remaster, only to be met with the original game.The game is well worth over the steam price and you are complaining that you got it for $3.50 ish. Jesus.

Also sounds like you've got issues somewhere with it crashing your steam because I don't have that issue, although some games do stay open after closing, I'm thinking that is just a general steam issue rather than the game.

When I open the game, it opens at 640x480 but maximises to my full screen space. I know the issue you are experiencing about as it's a common occurrence with older games that can be solved with a quick google search. If it matters that much to you that you feel the need to complain, either solve it by doing a bit of research or change your desktop resolution and run it.

Toonstruck is a decent game, the one that isn't making an effort is you.

[Cyber Akuma]

Yes, I know full well what ScummVM is. No, I was NOT expecting a remaster at all, just a port. But even with them going the cheap route and just using SvummVM, I would have expected it at the very least minimum to be configurable.

I did Google it, perhaps, just perhaps, instead of coming here being a total and complete insufferable smug jerk you can share in your wonderful and amazing knowledge instead of going "LOL Google it" if you feel I am in the wrong?

Or are you going to predictably pull a "I will not tell you, Google it yourself" style response despite that being a classical logical fallacy when attempting to present an argument as well as classic internet troll behavior?

[QWEEDDY2]

still, google it *stretching to fullscreen* and - better - *keep aspect ratio*. There nosing about configuring games and\or emulators.

ofc on Win7 there is no crashing problem with ScumVM. That why publisher use that emul for that quest.