I've never had a problem in years and years of steam usage but I'm sure you have reasons.

Heat added, but shame they're steam and not GoG codes.

You shouldn't need to in ScummVM as it's built in, has been for a few versions. They also now keep the Google Play upto date.
Though if a Win10 tablet then try playing through the ScummVM in the Windows store. It is based on an older ScummVM version, is in testing and may not work. Shame it's not kept up to date.

Not necessarily. Search for TouchEnabledSDL to use an emulated mouse. It works great for both dosbox and scumvm games.

This was in the day when LucasArts actually gave a toss about making good games. Heat added. ;0)

​i got a bundle of humungous games for my son. use scumm. in steam I browse local files. open scumm which is somewhere there. add a game by browsing to its directory and then change the graphics settings to full screen or to scale resolution. i am on my phone so cannot remember but scumm does work full screen

WARNING - some of the games are about 20 years old and may not run on modern day computers.

These are not modern up to date new games.

They should work in Win10 as I would assume they use SCUMMVM https://www.scummvm.org in the background.
You should be able to take the files and run them in whatever system you like. At least with GOG you can or the original disc/cd.

Thanks very much, will give it a go!

Fair enough :man:

That's your opinion not the law. By your logic feel free to copy any TV, video, book and music that's not 'current'. If the games weren't available commercially for peanuts I'd be more inclined to agree, but they are. Sure you'd feel the same if it was your work.

What you want to do is up to you, just don't encourage others to copy you by lying to them. Let people make an informed choice.

ALT+Enter not work?

Am a bit of a steam noob. Might be silly question, would this pack play on windows 10 through Steam? I know these are older games.

Its really not in the same category, if it were, the current owners would make some effort in enforcing their copyright restrictions. If people want to play a GOG or steam version which has been ported to windows for convenience, cool, but I'm not going to have an ethical dilemma when playing a 30 yr old dos game (some of which I owned in the 90's).

They should really update this games with newer graphics and gameplay, surely they'd make a fortune!

Steam :disappointed:

I've never had a problem in years and years of steam usage but I'm sure you have reasons.

Maybe that's their excuse for such terrible customer service...