pitao

Well-Known Member
May 18, 2023
1,003
1,215
That's what I was thinking. Why would they be trying to make her seem human but leave that?
You didn't saw yet the last scene of chapter 6 right? Again, you will understand better your doubts with it, also it is a funny scene hehe. She is a work in progress, they are worrying more with her "soul" and her behavior and learning than her looks and body but they are also working on it, they even fix an issue with her internal core/hardware, but enough about spoilers hehe.
 
Last edited:

Anteron

Engaged Member
Jun 17, 2023
2,417
2,938
You didn't saw yet the last scene of chapter 6 right? Again, you will understand better your doubts with it, also it is a funny scene hehe. She is a work in progress, they are worrying more with her "soul" and her behavior and learning than her looks and body but they are also working on it, they even fix an issue with her internal core/hardware, but enough about spoilers hehe.
Yeah, I just saw it. Now imagine the reaction from someone completely not in the know to that sort of thing...
 
  • Like
Reactions: pitao

M I N T

Newbie
Mar 16, 2022
22
42
Are you sure? I'm almost positive mine had it.
Sadly, yes. I downloaded the game from GoFile and I only saw ARTEMIS.exe and ARTEMIS.py. Maybe it's the hosting, I'll check it with a different one. Do you remember where you download the game from.
 

Jericho85

Engaged Member
Apr 25, 2022
2,405
8,221
Sadly, yes. I downloaded the game from GoFile and I only saw ARTEMIS.exe and ARTEMIS.py. Maybe it's the hosting, I'll check it with a different one. Do you remember where you download the game from.
Only Win and Mac were released. If there isn't a Linux version available then you can just use the Renpy SDK.

1) Download the .
2) Download either the win or mac version of Artemis (doesn't matter which one. both will work)
3) Extract the Artemis folder into your Renpy SDK folder
4) Run renpy.sh from the SDK folder

At this point you have two choices. Either just use the SDK as a launcher to start Artemis, or use the Build Distributions option to build your own linux version. Both options work and your save backups are still in ~/.renpy as usual.

This should work in most cases regardless of whether you're on Windows, Mac, or Linux if the game you want isn't available for your platform.

You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
 
  • Like
Reactions: xapican
4.70 star(s) 408 Votes