Catacomb GL

• Accepted ROM formats: .game
• Folder: /userdata/roms/catacomb
• Config: /userdata/system/configs/CatacombGL
• Saves: /userdata/system/saves/catacomb

Place your Directory in /userdata/roms/catacomb.

There are strict naming conventions: Only folders

1. Abyss_sw13
2. Abyss
3. Armageddon
4. Apocalypse
5. and Cat3D are allowed

Then place a .game file in each folder, this is also very restrictive and MUST contain the correct name the main directory name, too

1. Abyss_sw13 –> Catacomb Abyss_sw.game (Shareware)
2. Abyss –> Catacomb Abyss.game
3. Armageddon –> Catacomb Armageddon.game
4. Apocalypse –> Catacomb Apocalypse.game
5. Cat3D –> Catacomb Descent.game or Catacomb Cat3D.game

Sidenote: All filenames (gamedata…) have to be be capitalized. So cemetry.hnt –> CEMETRY.HNT for example I've written a small script for this task, it will even create the correct game name for each folder but relies the named directories above do exists.

#!/bin/bash
# These 5 directories need to be available / crcerror
for i in Abyss_sw13 Abyss Armageddon Apocalypse Cat3D; do
  if pushd /userdata/roms/catacomb/${i} 2>/dev/null; then
    for f in *; do
      mv -v -- "$f" "${f^^}"
    done
    touch "Catacomb ${i}.game" && echo "Created launch-file: Catacomb ${i}.game"
    popd >/dev/null
  else
    echo "couldn't go to dir: '$i'"; continue;
  fi
done

Here are the default CatacombGL controls shown on a Batocera RetroPad:

For further troubleshooting, refer to the generic support pages.