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Plunder Horizon

An adventure game in the vains of Pirates! · By ehgames

Installation Problem

A topic by kurenai created Oct 10, 2018 Views: 674 Replies: 13
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After the extraction of PlunderHorizon_alpha4.rar and trying to start the game.exe, I get a systemerror which tells me, that the game can't be started because ucrtbased.dll is missing.

Developer

Strange. Do you have directx installed? And what version of windows are you running?

I actually run Windows 8.1 64-Bit-Version with DirectX 11 installed.

Similar problem

Developer

Sorry for the delay. I uploaded a new version (alpha 4b). Can you check if the problem persists?

I tested it, and the same error emerges, even with the new version.

Developer

Sorry to hear that. I will continue to look into the problem.

Developer (1 edit)

I uploaded a possible fixed build, plz try if it works now! (its called win 8 test 1). That one will only take you to the game menu for now, but it should possibly let you run it on your win 8 (starting a real game wont be possible just yet with that build, but lets hope it runs on your machine:).

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Yes the game is now starting and i get to the menu.

Thank you very much.

Developer (2 edits)

Splendid! 

I uploaded a version of it that allows you and others with win 7/8 to play the actual game (and not just get to the menu:)

Thanks for bugtesting this for me on win 8. I'd love if you have some feedback on the actual game once you have the oppurtunity to test it!

This pops up whenever I try to run it.

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Tried again on Windows 10, but got a DirectX problem.

Edit: I'm on the latest DirectX version, honestly don't know what it is.

Developer (1 edit)

Hmm not sure, after googling it it might be your visual c++ Redistributable that is corrupted somehow.

It should be something on your end, as others seem to run it fine. Sorry that i cannot help more right now!

The first computer I used was Windows 7, and had some stuff wrong with it already. I'm thinking that on the windows 10 it was probably a DirectX file missing.