The list of supported games is huge, and each new version adds new graphic engines beyond the well-known Scumm system developed by LucsArts and used on games such as Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle and Sam & Max or Sierra’s SCI which was used on the King’s Quest sage, just to mention a few. Once there, you can modify several settings options, including both sound and graphics, thus letting you customize just how you want to enjoy the game by applying post-processing filters in order to improve the image. In order to use the program, you’ll need the game’s original files, which you’ll have to find using ScummVM’s game add-on system to then add it to your library. ScummVM is an interpreter that lets you play an endless number of classic point-and-click graphical adventure games from the early 90’s developed by studios such as LucasArts, Sierra, Westwood and others, on modern computers.
