How did you find the source for this game?

[sparr]

Sorry to open this as an issue, but your reddit comment is archived and there are no discussions on this repo.

I am seeking another game from the old http://ga.me and wonder if the resources and methods you used here could be useful for other games.

[burnedpopcorn]

@sparr

What game are you referring to, and is it a Chrome Extension like Polycraft?

[sparr]

The name of the game is Save the Day. It wasn't ever published as an extension, just served from the ga.me website.

[burnedpopcorn]

Probably not
The only reason why I could get PolyCraft is because it was an Extension

I'll see if I can find a way though
I'll update you here if I do find it
if not I'll probably will just stay silent

[burnedpopcorn]

@sparr
wait holy shit
i think i found uit

[burnedpopcorn]

Save the Day 1.0.0.6

as crx

[sparr]

I'm tempted to go through your repo here to figure out the paths to everything, then try to get them one file at a time from the archive.org cache of the ga.me website

[burnedpopcorn]

this might me the latest backup of the site
but the games dont work
https://web.archive.org/web/20180901105655/https://ga.me/

[sparr]

Yeah, the games are locked behind authentication to a dead API. But I suspect all the game files are still fetchable, if we know the paths.

[burnedpopcorn]

Well I have the CRX of Save the Day
I dont have a Chromebook to test it tho

[burnedpopcorn]

I think someone said Edge works with Extension Applications tho

[burnedpopcorn]

I'll send it to you rn

[burnedpopcorn]

https://mega.nz/file/SrQi2bzY#wTCZO-Adg74mJYR1NH3B9Gwv17E86EsR_JNx6ji_LO0

[burnedpopcorn]

I could honestly probably get the other games too
maybe

[sparr]

Thanks. Seems like these aren't compatible with modern Chrome. I may try to get an older Chromium running.