The latest Crazy Party, beta 75, is now in audiogame-manager. If you are a patron with access to the source code, simply git pull inside the audiogame-manager directory, then cd to the game-scripts directory, and run ./crazy-party-update.sh. the script will take care of the update process.
If you are using the binary version only, here is a list of what you need to do to update to the latest version.

• Download the latest version.

• Unzip it to the existing Program Files directory in the crazy-party wine bottle, ~/.local/wine/crazy-party.

• Copy over your save.bin from the old Crazy Party directory beta73 to the new beta75 directory.

• Copy over any extra directories, game directory, deck directory, etc from beta73 to beta75.

• Remove the nvdaControllerClient32.dll file from the beta75 directory.

• Edit your ~/.config/stormgames/audiogame-manager/games.conf file and change beta73 to beta75.

• Optionally clean up old directories by removing the beta73 directory, and remove the old beta73.zip from the games cache.

Hi:

I tried to set up Audiogame manager on my Mac. I followed the instructions but ran into a couple issues. When I tried to install Winetricks it said something about an error with a child process. And when I tried to run games there seemed to be no SAPI5 voices. The Wine Loader pops up and so does the gam window, Crazy Party in this case. But there is no speech. How can I resolve this?

Winetricks handles the voice setup. SO, if you couldn't get that installed, that would explain the missing speech. If you can get that to install, I would recommend deleting the installation of CP you have now and reinstalling it. Maybe try an installation of winetricks again by itself.

brew install winetricks

I will see if I can get one of the people that help me with Mac support to drop by if that doesn't resolve the problem.

i must say i love this manager for linux. works on chromebooks with linux support

Hello,
Thanks for the software. It's amazing to be able to play Windows games on Mac. I have some problems though: today, I updated it and after that I got a message which I missed reading with instructions on launching it. Were there any changes made to the coding? Because I type ./audiogame-manager.mac and nothing happens... And another short question: I can't figure out how to speed up the voice in Crazy Party.
Thanks a lot!

I am glad you enjoy it. positive feedback like this helps me stay focused on the project

There were definitely some changes, but nothing that should have interfered with how it runs. I will see if I can get the person who helps me with Mac compatibility to come on and help you.

You have to edit the registry created in ~/.local/wine/game-name/user.reg, e.g. crazy-party. This is not trivial to do, and messing it up would leave you without a working game. Be sure to back it up before changing it. There are some scripts that patrons have access to that help with things like setting the default voice and changing the rate. Also, for people who don't want the burden of a recurring monthly cost, there is a snapshot of the scripts available on ko-fi.

There is a file in the directory called save.bin. Just copy that file to a safe location, and you can move it back after the update. This post explains the process.

I know there has been a new glibc released recently that was causing it to act weird on a couple systems. The binary is running for me just fine, but I have latest versions of software and Ubuntu tends to be a bit behind. Actually, if you don't mind, run the following command and paste its output:

command -v bash

That should print the path to bash. I wonder if only /bin/bash works for Ubuntu.

Interesting about Ubuntu only having /bin/bash. Honestly I wish the compiler would allow use of /usr/bin/env bash, because then there wouldn't be problems like this.

It is hopefully fixed now. Please give it a shot and let me know.

It gives an error and refuses to compile. There has been an issue opened requesting it, but so far not added. It would really make things nice because the call to bash has to be different for mac and for Linux. It also gets more complicated because /usr/bin/bash works in a lot of places, but not on Debian based systems. Fortunately, I think most systems have /usr/bin/bash linked to /bin/bash for compatibility.

Kind of going off on a tangent here but now Vip works, you got any idea why it won't create the vip folder in .wine/drivec/users/name/my documents? I've sucessfully launced it and it won't make the folder at al?