DREAMM A Little DREAMM

[+Trebor]

From the homepage:

DREAMM is a way to play your original DOS LucasArts adventure games with full fidelity to the original, without the hassle of setting up a general-purpose emulator. 

 

Download.

 

FAQ covers differences between DREAMM and ScummVM as well as DOSBox.

 

[+Trebor]

UPDATE: Current Release: 2.0

What’s New in 2.0?

DREAMM has undergone a pretty significant overhaul since its first release. If you’re migrating from 1.0, see the Upgrading from DREAMM 1.0 section. In short, the major changes are:

• Re-wrote DREAMM’s user interface to run on top of SDL2, enabling MacOS support.
• Wrote assembly language versions of my i386 interpreter for both Intel and ARM platforms.
• Added Direct3D emulation support, with a multicore software renderer.
• Introduced support for many new games, including the GrimE engine games, several Star Wars games, and others.
• Expanded support for more demo and alternate versions of games, including my own Windows ports (yes, I now emulate myself).
• Added support for Super VGA output, plus basic joystick controls.
• Added in-game volume controls, plus many other quality-of-life UI improvements.

[ClassicGMR]

Wow. This looks really good! I'm not a huge LucasArts fan - though I do LOVE the X-Wing and TIE Fighter games - but I'll give this a go next week and check it out.