• Game not starting on some Windows Vista and Windows 7 platforms
• Game asks for serial key even after activation
• One can now safely install the game in “Program Files” or any other location
• Added separate user settings for different windows accounts/users
• Shield low not played all the time while the shields are down, only once when it fails

The above issues have been resolved, and the new installer is now available for download from the shop.

specifications and system features

System related features:

• Flexible system settings to match your hardware level are:
  • Screen resolution from 1024×640 pixels up to Full HD (or more if your system supports it)
  • Automatic wide-screen or 4:3 adaptability of the game
  • Anisotropic filtering
  • Anti-Alias quality
  • Post process glow effects
  • Graphics and particle count level  (Low, med, high)
  • Texture quality (Low for 128MB VRAM cards, High for 256 or more)

• Misc setup:
  • Mouse sensitivity
  • Music, FX and speech volume
• Possible to change graphics level and post process options while playing the game

Minimal specs:

• 1.5 GHz CPU
• Pixel/vertex shader 2.0 videocard with minimum 128 MB video memory
• 1 GB RAM memory
• any sound card will do

Recommended specs:

• 2 GHz CPU
• Pixel/vertex shader 3.0 video card with 256 MB video memory
• 2 GB RAM memory
• any sound card

“All the settings to maximum” recommended specs:*

• 2 GHz CPU
• Pixel/vertex shader 3.0 video card with 512 MB video memory or more
• 2 GB RAM memory for Windows XP and 3GB for Windows Vista
• any sound card

* Maximum settings are when you turn all the graphics to high, textures to high, post process is on, anisotropic filtering 16, anti-aliasing 4, and screen resolution is HD (or close to it)

By default the installer takes care of all the setups needed in order to run the game on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you do have some issues, before you contact us for help, please make sure you have the next points checked:

1. Make sure you have the newest drivers for your graphics card installed.
2. If you have a single user operation system, and already running under administrator privileges, run the program with “Run as administrator”.
3. Windows Vista and Windows 7 might cause some trouble because of the folder access policies. If the game won’t start feel free to move the installed game from “Program Files” to some other folder (E.g. c:\games\…) and run it from there, or already install the game in a folder that is not part of the “Program Files” hierarchy.
4. It depends how your system is set up. The access rights might cause some problems if your current windows user has no administrator rights. To install the game you will also require administrator privileges. Contact your local administrator for help, or if you do have administrator privileges see to install the game in a folder that is not in the “Program Files” structure, like suggested in 2.