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It's not my job to sort out any tech related issues of course, but I do see false positives quite a bit when it comes to indie games. Even Ren'Py games get detected as false positives by some very aggressive anti-virus softwares.


The file is an installer for a game made in the Game Maker engine and my anti-virus (Avast) didn't detect anything. What might have thrown off your anti-viruses is that it's an installer and not the actual raw files.

If this weren't the in-house Gamer Maker installer I personally wouldn't have played the game either, so I recommend the author to not use the installer or also add the option to download the files directly.

Thx for your feedback and helping me out here. Uploading the raw files is a good idea.

I do have a fair bit of experience with them, but I've never had all of my anti-viruses yell at me quite that loudly before for downloading an .exe for an indie game, so it did make me a little concerned about going ahead. That being said I can safely say now, not a virus.