We are happy to announce that ScummVM now supports Adibou 2: Nature & Sciences, a 1998 expansion of Coktel Vision's Adibou 2.

While the original Adibou 2 game focused on reading and mathematics, Nature & Sciences explores new topics: history, geography, science & technology, the countryside, and everyday life. Each subject features six playful educational activities. Please note that the 3D car driving minigame is unfortunately not supported in our ScummVM reimplementation, as it was based on a different engine from the rest of the game.

To help us during the testing period, dig out your Nature & Sciences CD, grab a daily build and read our testing guidelines. You will also need an existing installation from the base Adibou 2: Environment CD, and to copy the contents of your Nature & Sciences CD into a freely named subdirectory of the main game directory, as described in our wiki. Then, register the expansion in-game via the "Land of Knowledge" screen, and start collecting sweets as you complete Adibou's activities…or encourage a young relative to do so! Hardworking players may even earn a diploma upon completing a module, which they can proudly display in their room!

Do you want to expose the deepest secrets of the Tremendous Corporation® and save the games industry? Are you interested in helping a young man who's out of order in an alien future? Or will you join the story of Nathan, who wants to get a second chance in life?

If you answered "yes", then get ready, as we are happy to announce full support for all games based on the SLUDGE engine. The original work began back in 2017, by one of our GSoC students, Simei Yin. Now, after many years of development, the following games are available for public testing:

• Above The Waves
• Cubert Badbone, P.I.
• Frasse And The Peas Of Kejick
• The Game That Takes Place On a Cruise Ship
• The Interview
• Lepton's Quest
• Life Flashes By
• Mandy Christmas Adventure
• Nathan's Second Chance
• Out of Order
• Robin's Rescue
• The Secret of Tremendous Corporation

Essentially, this is the list of all the SLUDGE-based games we know of.

So download your free copies of the games from our game downloads page and use a daily development build to start playing. If you encounter any issues, please submit bug reports to our issue tracker.

Finally, please contact us if you are aware of other games using SLUDGE, variant releases, or releases that are not getting detected properly.

Paris, July 24, 1914. We are excited to announce that Jordan Mechner's acclaimed real-time adventure The Last Express is now ready for testing in ScummVM!

Step into the shoes of Robert Cath, an American doctor on the run from murder charges, as he boards the legendary Orient Express for what would be its final journey before the outbreak of World War I.

What makes this adventure game truly unique is its time-based gameplay - the game takes place in real time, and characters move within the train following their own schedules, speaking in their native languages, and living their lives whether you're watching or not. But don't worry... you can always rewind time if you missed anything important!

To test this game, you'll need the original version of the game (either from the original hybrid DOS/Windows/Mac CDs or from GOG.com) and a daily development build of ScummVM. Please note that the Gold Edition available from Steam is NOT supported - only the original version is compatible at this time. The engine supports the following languages for the game: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. We couldn't locate the Japanese version at the moment, but please contact us if you have it!

Grab a daily build, have our testing guidelines handy, and get ready for an incredible journey through history, mystery, and one of the most innovative adventure games of the 1990s — and besides... the Orient Express is such a beautiful train, wouldn't you want to take some screenshots while you're there?

A young physics professor named Lester conducts a particle experiment. Suddenly, something goes wrong, lightning strikes, and in a moment Lester finds himself in a strange alien world. Now he must fight for his life in this strange place. Luckily, he'll find help along the way..

The ScummVM Team is pleased to announce full support for Out of this World (aka Another World). This is particularly noteworthy, since the original version of this engine was briefly added to ScummVM over twenty years ago.

Help us test the game by grabbing a daily build. Read through our testing guidelines. Currently, only the original DOS and Windows 3.1 versions are supported, though with sounds effects only, and not the music. Also, unfortunately, the Anniversary Editions are not yet supported. Additionally, like the original, you can't save your game, but you can use the 'c' key to open an area select dialog to enter a code to resume where you left off. And please take some screenshots along the way.

Lester's fate is in your hands. You'll deal with dangerous fauna, bloodthirsty aliens, and fiendish puzzles as you flee for your life.

It's been seven months since the first few qdEngine games were supported. After further work on the engine and playtesting, we are pleased to announce support for the remaining games:

• Little Longnose (Russian: Карлик Нос, Lithuanian: Nykštukas Nosis)
• Pilot Brothers 3: Back Side of the Earth (Russian: Братья Пилоты. Обратная сторона Земли)
• Pilot Brothers 3D. The Case of Garden Pests (Russian: Братья Пилоты 3D. Дело об Огородных вредителях)
• Pilot Brothers 3D-2. Kennel Club Secrets (Russian: Братья Пилоты 3D-2. Тайны Клуба Собаководов)
• Features of National Fishing (Russian: Особенности национальной рыбалки)
• Mom Don't Worry (Russian: Мама, не горюй)
• Dog-n-cat: In the Footsteps of Unprecedented Beasts (Russian: Агентство "КотоПес": По следам невиданных зверей)
• Dog-n-cat: Island of Dr Ratiarty (Russian: Агентство "КотоПес": Остров доктора Крысарди)

To play the games, you will need a daily development build. If you encounter any issues, please submit the bug reports to our issue tracker.

We are also still looking for a Lithuanian copy of the Little Longnose game (Nykštukas Nosis). If you have a copy or know where to obtain one, it would be greatly appreciated by the team.