I've gotten the game to work on my Windows 95 system to a point, but now, whenever I press 'Simulation' at the opening screen, it goes blank and then freezes! What can I do?

PS - I have not unzipped files 'Opening' and 'Swap'. Would this have affected it?

I can't say, really, but usually it's a good idea to unzip ALL files...

Well you should only unzip the file you downloaded - not the single files within the archive...
It should work, but I'm not sure if it runs under Win98. You should restart the computer in DOS mode (MS-DOS command prompt). Should work then.

She said she was running Windows 95, though, so that might be the problem, actually...

why? is that a WIN 98 game?

DOS works even better under WIN 95 (especially if you dont' have FAT32 installed).

@ PerianArdocyl
Have you tried using bandonia boot disk?

I have. I've tried everything, actually...don't worry, though, my computer died from EFTS (excessive floppy transfer stress).

I need to know something else though...When you press space in the game, and click and hold the wolf's mouth, it goes to bark. How do you make it go to howl?

I got a similar problem with the game the thread starter had, I also tried dos mode and boot disk and stuff, but that didn't help, so does anyone know if it's possible at all to play wolf on DOS 7.x/Win9x?

Please do not resurect old threads from the death. Create yourself a new, personal thread about your problem.