OK I just found a trick that would've worked even before, and indeed has allowed me most of those previously-bugged Godot games (only the ones that don't need GLES3-specific stuff, I guess): I type "cmd" in the game's address bar, then in the console I type (in this case) "20SM.exe --video-driver GLES2" That's it LMAO *facepalm*
I also forgot to compliment your usage of blackbird song as background noise.
Oh definitely, but I wish I'd known about such a simple trick before. I just kind of stumbled upon it: I'd read that people who had the blank screen problem with the Godot software-/editor-itself solved it this way, and I suddenly thought of trying it on those games, but then I didn't even know how to run them (or anything) from the console! I wasn't even sure whether that was possible (lol), I just googled stuff until I saw the trick of writing "cmd" in the explorer's address bar. Anyways, I'll just spread that trick around when relevant.
