The Albino Hunter wrongly detected as ChromeEngine

[dpanter]

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SteamDB link to the game

https://steamdb.info/app/355520/

What is it being detected as and what should it be detected as? Any other information?

It's a RPG Maker game. Currently detected as both RPG Maker and ChromeEngine.

The rest of the games on the ChromeEngine list look correct. There are plenty more games using this engine but they are not available on Steam. I checked the SteamDB engine list against the list on Wikipedia and searched for all titles on Steam.

Side note: the upcoming Dying Light 2 Stay Human (release date December 7) is using ChromeEngine 7, no depot files yet so it can't be detected at the moment.

[mastan-rus]

The problem is in the ChromeEngine[] = \.rpack$ rule. The Albino Hunter has two such files - data.rpack and image.rpack. ChromeEngine games have files with such extension in larger quantities, E.g. Nail'd - 38 files. Sniper: Ghost Warrior - 55 files. The least number I've seen was 16 (though I haven't checked all games). Some games like Dying Light and Call of Juarez Gunslinger follow stricter rule _(?:LINUX|PC)_\.rpack$ , but it is not common for all ChromeEngine games, aforementioned Nail'd and Sniper: Ghost Warrior don't.

I suppose counting number of .rpack files could work as a rule, let's say if there are more 10 such files then it's most likely ChromeEngine.

[larsiusprime]

We do count numbers of files matched for rules, so we could perhaps do a two pass heuristic here.

On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 2:55 AM mastan-rus @.***> wrote:

The problem is in the ChromeEngine[] = .rpack$ rule. The Albino Hunter has two such files - data.rpack and image.rpack. ChromeEngine games have files with such extension in larger quantities, E.g. Nail'd - 38 files. Sniper: Ghost Warrior - 55 files. The least number I've seen was 16 (though I haven't checked all games). Some games like Dying Light and Call of Juarez Gunslinger follow stricter rule (?:LINUX|PC).rpack$ , but it is not common for all ChromeEngine games, aforementioned Nail'd and Sniper: Ghost Warrior don't.

I suppose counting number of .rpack files could work as a rule, let's say if there are more 10 such files then it's most likely ChromeEngine.

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