Sorry... I don't think I have the source code around still. Either way, I'll try to find the keygen for you and post here soon in any event.

that would be awesome
if we can run the treasure hunt
it reminds me old memories! thanks

I’d really love to get back into this game again! I really miss it!

Hi everyone! Sadly neither the source code nor the keygen exist anymore. Come to think of it, I don't know why I got rid of it.

What I'm going to do is reverse-engineer the executable and try to patch it, so it's going to take longer than I'd hoped. The end result, if all goes well, will be that the AG archive will have a patched version that doesn't need registration. Either way, I'm working on it and will be back here with an update.

Oh ho! I remember reverse engineering! Not an easy task! Anyway, I wish you good luck and smooth going with it. This game sounds like it might be similar to Blindside, so I'd love to be able to play it.

Last time I tried to play it I couldn't save my game because it would give me errors. That was only slightly less annoying than having it take two to five minutes, and yes I do mean that literally, to load or save games on the first computer I ever played the game on. Granted that was a win98 machine whereas the more recent one was either a Vista or Win10 machine, I forget which one specifically.

Thanks for the well-wishes all

@11 yup, definitely not easy. Turns out I had protected it using .NET Reactor a long time ago (I don't even remember doing that...) so I had to break that first before Ildasm would even think about loading it.

I've managed to get it into source code form using .NET Reflector (patching the IL dump from Ildasm and then generating the executable using Ilasm wasn't working) but of course, no source code generated from an IL dump is perfect. I have 93 errors to manually correct before VS will stop complaining and let the damn thing compile. One step at a time...

Thinking about fixing five errors, doing a shot, fixing five more, ...

Good luck on that, would love to get back to this game again. It is a very nice game.

It looks like most of it is working now. The only problem I see immediately is that one of the code sections that lays out a hallway wasn't translated properly from the Ildasm dump, so there's a wide open section on the map I need to rebuild. That particular section was decompiled so badly that it was causing the game to freeze when it was creating the map because it was falling into an infinite loop. Took me the better part of two days to debug and see exactly where the game was hanging.

@18 you're welcome! I'm glad that people are still enjoying my games.

I might put up the source on Github when this is all over now that I'll have the source code (although messy) in hand, and make incremental updates. I don't know if it's Ildasm or not, but wow...the way I coded these hallway constructions and things makes it a nightmare to rebuild the simplest of things.

Man I remember playing treasure hunt on my old Dell Dimension  2400. LOL  My friend and I would always have a battle to see who's computer could load games and save them the fastest using that game. ahhaha Glad to see work being done on this as well as TDV.

Hi Orko,
A generic key is possible but people will have to modify their Windows Product IDs to make it work. The modification won't harm anything, but I think that solution is clunky and I'm more in favor of patching the actual executable than I am in telling people to enter data into the registry. It will be convenient to download it and just have it work.

@austingrace: LOL. Someone else mentioned on this topic how long it used to take the thing to load and save games. Nowadays with the newer binary file write support, I could rewrite it to make it load and save faster but at this point I'm deathly afraid to look at that code.