Dark Corners of the Earth is an adventure game developed by Headfirst Productions. The game is set in the The Call of Cthulhu universe created by the author H. P. Lovecraft. Players control Jack Walters as he seeks to uncover mysteries and stave off insanity. Gruesome and terrifying scenes will cause Jack to hallucinate and inhibit his ability to function. If Jack's sanity is lost the game is over. This game focuses on stealth and exploration with occasional combat. Filet-O-Fishmen.
Excellent game - If played right. Perhaps a little to slow paced for adrenaline junkies who like to complete games in 5 hours. Play slower, smell the roses you know? It's an adventure game played first person, not UT III. Anyway, there's a little known unofficial patch that allows you to alter the FOV in both standard and sneak modes. You can find it here....
Native (method) only makes sense when paired with Stretch (screen change); the combination results in the grade (Widescreen Unsupported). That's why Support summary starts with Screen change, not Method
Native support simply means you don't have to do anything special for the game to run at a widescreen resolution.
I'd like to add the widescreen support into the unofficial patcher who do I need to ask? I've already got Guzz to agree to allow me to add the shader fixes (he said it's not my code so i don't expect rights). The patcher is open source here: https://github.com/sucklead/DCoTEPatch I understand there is a click through buy link on the page although gog has pulled the game atm. If you can let me know or point me at who can that would be great.
sucklead wrote:I'd like to add the widescreen support into the unofficial patcher who do I need to ask? I've already got Guzz to agree to allow me to add the shader fixes (he said it's not my code so i don't expect rights). The patcher is open source here: https://github.com/sucklead/DCoTEPatch I understand there is a click through buy link on the page although gog has pulled the game atm. If you can let me know or point me at who can that would be great.