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--- troubleshooting [2025/09/27 22:11] – Update: How do I report a bug? francis
+++ troubleshooting [2025/10/11 22:17] (current) – francis
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 If you use Windows, download the win64 build. Older 32-bit systems use the win32 build. You can use the setup.exe file for simple click-and-run, or if you prefer, the .zip file for full control.
-Mac and Linux users should use the mac and linux builds.
+Mac, Linux, and Android users should use their respective builds.
-Android is not currently supported. We are looking into options that may allow us to build for Android in the future.
 iOS is not supported because Apple does not allow adult games. Sorry~
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 If you are running the 64-bit version, try using the 32-bit version instead. If that still doesn't work, contact us.
-==== When I try to run the game on macOS, I get this error: "macOS cannot verify the developer" ====
+==== When I try to run the game on macOS, I get this error: "macOS cannot verify the developer/app" ====
 How do I run the game on macOS?
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   - Double-click the .zip file to extract the app.
   - Right-click on OhSoHero.app and click Open.
-  - A window will pop up saying "macOS cannot verify the developer". Click Open.
+  - A window will pop up saying "macOS cannot verify the developer/app". Click Open.
+What about macOS Tahoe?
+On macOS Tahoe (v26) or later, you must visit System Settings > Privacy & Security. Scroll to the bottom, where you should find an "Open Anyway" option for "OhSoHero.app". Clicking this, selecting "Open Anyway", and entering admin credentials will allow the app to launch.
-Why is the developer not verified?
+Why is the developer/app not verified?
-In order for macOS to verify the developer, the application needs to be registered with Apple's App Store. Unfortunately, Apple does not allow apps with adult content on the App Store, and thus we must result to this workaround.
+This is because the app is not signed and notarized by Apple (this is just Apple saying "this app contains no malware", which is true in any case). The signing process requires a paid Apple Developer subscription that's currently outside our budget. Nevertheless, we will look into doing this in a future update in order to provide a simpler experience for players.
 ==== I accidentally goofed my options or key bindings. What do? ====