Open Gaming & Graphics

ScummVM 2026.4.0 adds 194 games and 12 engines on 25th anniversary

Key Takeaway

ScummVM's 2026.4.0 release adds 194 newly supported games and 12 new engines, marking the project's 25th anniversary.

Summary

ScummVM released version 2026.4.0 "Never-slop" on October 11, 2026, coinciding with the project's 25th anniversary since Ludvig Strigeus's first public commit. The release adds 194 newly supported games across 12 new engines, including titles from the Nancy Drew, Star Wars: Rebel Assault, and Mortadelo y Filemón series. Seventeen existing engines received bugfixes and improvements, and platform ports were updated for Windows, macOS (including PowerPC), Dreamcast, Haiku, and OpenDingux.

What's new in ScummVM 2026.4.0

  • 194 newly supported games across 12 new engines, including major series: Nancy Drew (6 titles), Mortadelo y Filemón (9 titles), Star Wars: Rebel Assault I and II
  • New engine additions: Wintermute (140+ titles), plus engines for Dracula: Resurrection, Amerzone, The Cameron Files, and numerous adventure games
  • Engine improvements: Hopkins shooter mini-game completed (Wolfenstein 3D-style); Kyra engine gains EOB automap and Korean fan translation support; GLK engine adds ZX Spectrum game support
  • Bugfixes: Sanitarium walking sounds restored; Another World big-endian compatibility improved; Lure of the Temptress pathfinding fixed; Might and Magic crash fixes and QoL improvements
  • Audio improvements: Faster OPL3 AdLib emulator for sound mixing; MT-32 support added to TsAGE engine
  • Platform support: Atari port gains optional nFM sound library integration; macOS PowerPC build maintained

Why it matters

The release significantly expands ScummVM's already broad preservation scope, adding commercially significant titles like the Nancy Drew and Star Wars: Rebel Assault series that were previously unplayable without original hardware or obsolete Windows versions. Continued maintenance of PowerPC macOS and Dreamcast ports demonstrates sustained commitment to legacy platform preservation.

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