Note about Windows SmartScreen

Modern versions of Windows have something called SmartScreen, which claims it can tell if a program is safe or not. In reality, SmartScreen is a placebo at best and a protection racket at worst. In order to appear as 'safe', the publisher needs to get a certificate which you have to buy for big bucks. And these certificates expire and require yearly renewing. As freeware developers we can't afford that. The cheaper certificates we could afford are impossible for us to validate as Finnish individuals (we tried). In other words, there's nothing we can do about it.

This is why SmartScreen claims TAGAP games aren't safe. Either we pay a Microsoft affiliate 1000€ every year or they'll harrass our 'end users', i.e. you. If SmartScreen stops you, you can run the game by selecting More info and then Run anyway.

TAGAP games do not have any online functionality what-so-ever, so they are a lot safer than whatever Kernel-level always-online bollocks AAA publishers try to sneak to your computer.