I can not run Cube_Demo game, what's the problem?

Question

Hi,

I can't run the Cube_Demo game, I have made all steps form the "WwiseCertification_en" instructions. I have a Windows Pro 8.1, 64-bit PC. All I get is the CMD window with the same line as in the .bat file, which is "cube.exe -w1024 -h768 -t" and nothing else happens. After clicking the Cube.exe file nothing happen as well.

I have tired the newest build and an older one. I have installed (uninstalled) it a few times (in various locations) and re-download all the files. I have a system disc on C (one SSD) and "My documents" folder on another disc G: - maybe this is the problem?

The LIMBO.exe didn't work as well - although I did not read any instruction on this game yet.

I have no problems with other games, programs etc. I can open the Wwise and I have all the latest drivers and a quite strong PC (few discs, 32 gb ram, i7 etc.).

Maybe it's a trivial mistake, I do not know but I'll be glad for any ideas.

Best,
Rob

Comments

Hi,

I have the same problem. So far I haven't found a way to make it work. Let's hope we'll have a solution soon.

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I have tired it on a Windows 7 laptop, with the same result. I have also tired to run it with a shortcut or a compatibility mode, but unfortunately nothing helps.

I'll let you know if I'll figure it out.

Best,
Rob

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I'm having the same problem as well. If anyone has any clue in the future help would be sooo appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Marschawn

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Still nothing helps, maybe it is something with the current game files? It would be good to have some Audiokinetic check and help on this.

Did anyone started the course/opened the game recently, with no problems?

Best,
Rob

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Ok it's working. I have re-download, un-install, restart and reinstall all the files once again and this time all works fine (I didn't do anything different then before). I did make sure all files are on one hard-drive (not the system drive).

As before, if you have any problems with the "Windows could not found .bat file" just run the file from the CMD.