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I tried unzipping with both tools you mentioned, no difference. Also tried changing the permissions wholesale to the most permissive possible. And like I said, the game's been allowed to run, ie. gatekeeper is set to allow from app store and identified developers (there's no "Anywhere" option anymore), but right clicking to Open from the context menu is akin to giving the system the green light to run apps. In any case, the previous version still works this way, and other games as well.

But if this is a problem only I seem to have, then it's probably not worth it to fix, I don't need the new languages so the previous version is fine for me!

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Another thing you could try is the following

  • Open Terminal.app
  • Write the following command: xattr followed by a space and drag the SL.app from the Finder onto the terminal window
  • Press Enter, it should show com.apple.quarantine as a result. If the text is not shown you’ve likely encountered another issue.
  • If the text is shown, type xattr -c followed by a space and drag SL.app onto the terminal window again
  • Press Enter and try to launch the game again.
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Hey, that worked! It did show com.apple.quarantine, and then after adding -c the game launched as before.
Thank you :)