Get your season (of docs) pass ready! We are excited to announce that ScummVM has been accepted as a participant of Google Season of Docs 2020 . One of the most important parts of every open source project is its documentation. Good documentation is vital for making the project accessible to both en...

Today, Google announced the projects accepted for this year's Google Summer of Code , a yearly event with the goal to encourage students to participate in open source projects. For many students, it's the first time working in a collaborative environment. We are especially delighted to announce that...

Probably this weekend.

UPDATE: The zip packages are now live on our Downloads page.

The ScummVM Team is pleased to announce a new bugfix release for the 2.1 series - ScummVM 2.1.2, codenamed “Fixing Powerful Windows”. You will notice that this time, our downloads page page is not exactly extensive. Don't worry, we are not touching ScummVM's (quite incredible) portability here. Scum...

Which download are you referring to *exactly*? I didn't encounter any issues with either Win 7 or Windows 10 during my testing prior to this release. However, why do you need to run the 32 bit version on a 64 bit system? The installer will pick the correct version for you since it's a combined execu...

Yes, openGL in SDL1 use 1280x800, but the theme is very small.. it looks REALLY fake... Yes, that's how the openGL renderer works and draws the theme files - it does no UI scaling whatsoever and will always draw the theme in the resolution that's currently set as the desktop resolution in your oper...

Could you reach out to bugs.scummvm.org? I'm afraid it's too easy for your issue to get lost in the forums.

Sadly, that's not possible since SDL1 will automatically change the screen's resolution to adapt to the one selected in ScummVM. You could try the SDL1 version with the OpenGL renderer to see if that improves things for you.

We just published ScummVM 2.1.1a for Windows which includes the necessary fixes to restore the old behavior.

You can either update from the official 2.1.1 to 2.1.1a via the WinSparkle updates or re-install it manually from https://www.scummvm.org/downloads/.

Hi slx, thanks a lot for your report! The reason for this issue is a mistake that happened to me while building the release builds of ScummVM 2.1.1 for Windows. The flag for using the text console shouldn't have been applied to the release builds, so this change was not intentional. I'll see how we ...

Hi there,

thanks for your report! Could you please open a bug report at https://bugs.scummvm.org so the engine developers can look into it? Messages on the forum can easily get lost...

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Mon Nov 25, 2019 12:54 pm

I am on Debian Buster, there won't be a new release soon and the chance of seeing ScummVM 2.1.0 in backports is rather low...

Hi there - thanks to aquadran, packages for Debian Buster are now available at https://www.scummvm.org/downloads/#stable.

The forum migration is now complete. Please let me know if you run into any issues.

Hi everybody, We are currently upgrading our infrastructure. This involves migrating our Forums to another host system. To ensure consistency of the underlying database, I'll now issue a database lock, so the Forums are now read only . Trying to create new posts will result in an error message which...

Frustratingly, I found this out via the following steps: Downloaded the 64-bit nightly build and it crashed. Yeah, I had issues with libmpeg2 in the past too, it's simply quite outdated currently. Does the 64 bit version works if you build it by yourself with Mingw/MSYS2? Additionally, could you pl...