Does anyone know how to get these games running on Windows 10 without using a VM? I've tried Win 95/98/ME compatibility mode in 256 colors and the game does run, but the colors are screwed up and the picture is squashed up onto the left side of the game window. I'm hoping someone on here can use their wizard powers to offer some kind of fix. Revival! Eggerland is commercial but Eggerland Episode 0 is freeware and can be downloaded from
This game was released as エッガーランド - エピソード ０- Quest of Rara in Japan. It is a free demonstration version of the 2000 release of Revival! Eggerland. Since this game is freeware offered by Hal Labs, you can download it for free. For those who wish to do so, follow the link below (although it is in Japanese, it is easy enough to understand):
Eggerland For Windows 95 Downloa
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The game Contains 32 puzzles, a Construction Mode, and Lala as the heroine. The Construction mode makes it easy for players to create their own custom stages, which are saved as .txt files, and then share them with their friends or upload them onto the Internet for anyone to enjoy. There are thousands of user-made stages available for download on the Internet today.
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