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While I'm here I thought I'd ask how I get to the ladder in the long (trashfree) corridor past the fuel canister without being killed? (I have the lighter). There doesn't seem to be any You Tube videos of this ending.
After a few attempts today the game did launch so I was able to coninue to achieve one of the 3 endings!
But there was no sound & I had to go to options several times to keep turning up the volumes as they kept resetting to 0 after every few minutes of gameplay.
Also since restarting the game there were no Lore symbols to be found.
I appreciate you sending me a key for Game Jolt - thankyou - so I think the best thing I can do is uninstall the Steam version & give the one from Game Jolt a go. It would at least establish whether the fault's with the Steam application.
I will certainly post here to let you know.
I managed to play through to another ending without any sound but on quitting I can't still get the game to launch without repeated effort & even then mostly not........
I've tried to uninstall the game but I can't as there doesn't seem to be an uninstall facility included - the game doesn't show up in a list of installed progeams & when I try to delete the download files I'm told I can't as another program is using a file ...........please explain to me what the 'NSWJ Community' is that won't let me delete files as it's uing them? What for?
NB I didn't use Game Jolt as I couldn't see a way of using the key you sent me + they ask for too much info anyway so I tried itch io.
It's a nice game & I can see the 3rd ending on You Tube but my PC really doesn't like it - I thought it was maybe the save files and/or a conflict with my firewall but why doesn't this game show up in a list of installed programs on my PC??????
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Steam won't get rid of the saves folder as it is created separately by the game itself. Ideally this allows user to uninstall the game, then perhaps decide to reinstall later, without losing saved data. As the saved files are extremely small, I didn't think it would cause an issue for most users.
NWJS refers to the "Node-Webkit.js" JavaScript application that is used to package an HTML 5 project (which is what powers Woodfall) into a regular desktop application. Chances are your issues are arising somewhere with the NWJS framework and not the game itself, which unfortunately doesn't help much as I have nothing to do with the production of NWJS, it's merely a tool most Construct 2 Developers use to get their games onto places like Steam. In any case, Woodfall absolutely requires NWJS to run on a desktop machine.
I'm sorry to hear that the Game Jolt link did not work, perhaps I am not understanding how their keys work as you are the second person to report issues in trying to lay claim to a Game Jolt key. I'm glad you were able to at least experience a good portion of the game, though it truly pains me that it was so difficult. I hate the thought and wish I had more power over it. As it is I have mostly moved on from using Construct 2 to the (insanely more powerful and flexible) Unreal Engine 4. Any future projects I create will use UE4 and I'm certain will be far more stable overall.
In answer to your final question about why Woodfall doesn't appear in a list of installed programs, this again has a lot to do with NWJS and HTML 5. While I'm certain there would be some process by which I could make a proper installer and get the game registered as an installed application, it wasn't a high priority for me as most users are able to just uninstall it through Steam. I apologize if it caused any inconvenience, but you can rest assured that simply deleting the folder that contains the application files effectively uninstalls it from your system. Thank you again so much for your patience and I am truly sorry for how long it took me to reply to this latest series of questions. If there is anything you need, please don't hesitate to let me know.