Unlike games that were build in Visual Studio using DirectX or OpenGL or some other engine, Director does not support true exclusive full screen. Secondly, This game was developed in Adobe Director. Without knowing exactly what your video card, drivers, operating system, and monitor is, I can't really give more information on hardware troubleshooting. It could be possible that your 24" monitor doesn't support 800圆00 or doesn't "stretch it" properly. If windows fails to go "full screen" at 800圆00 then you found your problem. The *very* first thing I would try is setting your OS (I am going to assume it's windows and not mac) to 800圆00 and see what happens. The game in full screen mode is designed to run at 800圆00. I will run through some of the simpler and obvious ones, but since you didn't mention any troubleshooting or system specific information, forgive me if it's stuff you've already tried. It would definitely make more money (in the short term) if I put it on sale, there is no question about that.Well, this problem has a very large number of possible causes, most of which may not be related to the game at all. I realize this philosophy temporarily screws over folks who are super motivated to learn the game and are just short on money, and I’m sorry for that, but I think on balance it’s the right thing for the game and community in the long run. Better to wait until it’s smoother for them. Sales bring in a bunch of new players, including new players who are ever-so-slightly less interested in putting in effort to overcome bad UI or poor early game onramping, both of which SpyParty has in spades, and so it’d be a waste to put it on sale before I fix that stuff because a lot of folks who might like SpyParty if that stuff was fixed would just bounce off it. Its a reasonable question! It’s not ready for a sale yet, the new user experience is still too rough.
"I am genuinely wondering why the game is so expensive, does anyone know why it won't go on sale?" An answer from the dev, on this question:
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