Mastan

Just set value and reboot, it's global thing. But as I said in the first reply, it's for when such games crash, not remain running after exit.

Here's how to do it: https://www.minitool.com/news/environment-variables-windows-10-005.html Select "New" instead of "Edit" mentioned there. Create new variable with the name OPENSSL_ia32cap and set its value to ":~0x20000000" sans quotes. Then relogin or reboot.

Octopath_Traveler-Win64-Shipping.exe - that's main game's executable. Every Unreal Engine 4 has such file in subfolders: <path-to-game>\<game_name>\Binaries\Win64\<game_name>-Win64-Shipping.exe for 64-bit <path-to-game>\<game_name>\Binaries\Win32\<game_name>-Win32-Shipping.exe for 32-bit (rare kind) If the game crashed I'd recommend to check this bug OpenSSL* SHA Crash Bug Requires Application Update (intel.com). But your case seems quite unique.

I haven't used this store myself, but it claims to be DRM-free. You can join their official Discord sever and ask there.

Did you try ZOOM Platform listed in the game article? https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Stranger

Some game directly refuses to run on 4-core CPU? Which game?

You can create list in your own user space, e.g. https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/User:Akven/List_of_games_with_neurally_upscaled_textures

Are there good examples?

Because it downloads Japanese depot: https://steamdb.info/app/208650/depots/

No, that does not mean that yet. It could be omitted for different reasons, like being absent on store page at the moment of addition, or editor was unable to verify its presence, or was simply inattentive. Quite often I run into games where devs added new languages and article simply hadn't been updated yet.

It's not that straightforward. E.g. INSIDE uses fullscreen borderless mode, and if you select resolution less than monitor's, it will automatically scale. But UI is also drawn at the selected resolution and so this game doesn't have aforementioned advantage of clear UI at lower settings though it does use resolution scaling.

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/PCGamingWiki:Editing_guide/Article_state See "Unplayable" state. That's for games that could not be played at all, e.g. when it requires internet connection and servers have been shut down. Example: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Fable_Fortune Another thing is if game is just unavailable for new users and original owners can still play it.

I made some adjustments. Developer and publisher fields were wrong, steamid was not set and store link was incorrect. I fixed all that and added more info - see the diff. Also "founded" field on the developer page is the year, not founder's name.