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[The Fifth Horseman]

Run the game's setup and configure it accordingly. DOSBox' defaults are Sound Blaster 16, IRQ 7, DMA 1, Adress 220.

Furthermore:
1. Change Core to Dynamic in Dosbox.conf
2. Increase cycles.
3. Increase frameskip.
4. If that's still not enough, decrease the details.

[Sonicfan37]

I love this game. Absolutely love it. I played it over and over and over again a long time ago, and now you've brought it back! Did I mention I love this game?

The music update is great too, I just wish all the songs were there. I could probably upload the rest but they wouldn't be as good... they'd be lower quality.

Thanks fifth horse man! It's running at proper speed now. But...the music itself is still on half speed, and it said that my sound effects are disabled or not found for every choice. Agh! :tai:

[_r.u.s.s.]

maybe you increased your cycles too much, then the sound gets choppy and stuff

[The Fifth Horseman]

What sound cards can you choose from? Try the last version of Sound Blaster there is on the list, and then set it as I said before (IRQ 7, DMA 1, Adress 220)

Thanks again to Abandonia for having this.

I can still remember when the in-game music made me cry because it was so GOOD. It also touched me while I was reading the next plot twist where -SPOILER-. So happy yet so sad.



-SPOILER-
where his 'dinosaur' friend got killed and betrayed. I don't remember much. I was about ten years old then.

hehe... had the 98 shareware version of this from some magazine cover CD...
me & my brother didn't touch the game ever *so* much (still had our old atari around with Xenon, etc), but did play hell out of Destruct. No mini-game has the right to be so fun as that. it's like a faster paced marriage of worms and gorrillas. or liero without so much blood or annoyance.
ahhh, almost 9 years on and it's still cool

Yes! Ive been searching for this for years!

I remember playing it at a friends house with some kind of cheat that turned your ship into a carrot or something. So much fun.

[strider2]

The game was awesome, I still play it on dosbox occaisionally. Part of what made this game interesting was the compelling storyline and the music to match. Always liked "Epic" games, they always seemed to draw the player into the game and entice them to continue to the end.

A long time ago,Tyrian was in demo-form and had it on my wish list until several years down the road.

Man you are awsome.This is one of the best sites I seen.The games are awsome too.I had some of it before,but
I erased them.Just keep it,peace out k: k: k: k: k: k: k: k: