Eternal Abyss

[Mouser]

Lol, had the same issue with my own game when I downloaded it through my website.

Norton deleted the file... Then I clicked on 'More informations' and it says something like "The file is dangerous because it is unknown" -_-

In a window from Norton then, I had the opportunity to restore the file

I remember that from when I had Norton (part of why I don't have it anymore...). It's not a Virus flag. I think it was called Insight?

Anyway, any file from the internet that hadn't been reported to Norton as having been downloaded so many thousands of times with no problem is assumed to be dangerous and automatically quarantined with the default settings. That includes indie games, demo's for game engines, pretty much anything I was interested in, actually.

 

[Jose Moreno]

Sometimes when an antivirus deletes a .exe or a file, I don't know why but it's like the computer blocks the file, so no matter how many times you download and re-download the file, something happens that you can't view the file because an antivirus said it was "dangerous", it happened to me, how did I resolved it? Download the file on another computer and use it there or format disk lol

 

[BlackNekos]

It seems that people have been having a problem (I haven't read back far enough to understand it all)

Please note that if an antivirus is trying to delete the file (norton) then try adding it to exceptions. Also, the file should be located in <your drive>:/program files (x86 if 64 bit system)/Eternal Abyss

 

[phoenix_rossy]

Looks reasonable. Personally I'd rather play a GOOD RTP game that one that the creator has spent all their time on art and very little time on plotline and balancing.

A demo would be nice?

 

[DarkKxng101]

.....So thats how it goes when you release your first game you have to endure through some educative yet wise hurtful feedbacks