Like Carlin said I kinda like it when a lotta people die
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- Nov 24, 2021
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Will new episodes also be released as Renpy versions or is the online version the sole development platform for all future releases?
- Sep 26, 2023
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I've just finished the first episode. Are the next ones kinetic as well ? Because the only option/choices I could pick was : who's gonna remove a clothe during the strip card game. The plot is ok so far but there's no point playing the game if I can't make any important decisions.
- May 18, 2018
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Yes there are some options: if you want Ashley as the girlfriend, or not. Try 'em, you'll have a ton of fun and.... fapping time....
- Dec 28, 2017
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Yes, there are several options down the line, and you will see different content depending on your choices. Some of those choices change the MC's relationship with certain girls completely.
- Sep 3, 2022
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Nope, the update cannot be released here unless there is an offline version too.
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There are some games with online drm here https://f95zone.to/threads/last-man-countdown-dlc-v3-96-vortex-cannon-ent.167/ I don't know what's f95 stance about those.
- Sep 3, 2022
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It's been cracked, just like Daughter for Dessert [Ch. 19] [Palmer/Love-Joint], no chapter 20 since it's only online (dev passed away and they lost pretty mcuh everything) but since all the other chapters are cracked and the circumstances surrounding the game and the dev it was allowed.
But, no, the game has to have an offline version or cracked version for the thread to be updated.
- Dec 28, 2017
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If that's the case and the game is exclusively online now, it will be a shame to bid it farewell without having done anything to Kate yet apart from that optional sexual assault scene. But life goes on, I guess.
How does the online version even work? Is it at least full access? Or do you have to keep paying anytime you want to access?
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That's a very good question. I'm a patron of several devs, and during the time of my membership I can dowload the latest versions of their games and play them on my computer whenever I want. If at some point I decide to cancel my subscription, I will no longer have access to any future update, but the previous versions that I already downloaded will always be mine unless I delete the files.
How does it work with this online thingy? Let's say I was a patreon and I continued to be so for six months after the game shifted to the online modality; let's say that during those six months 2 new online updates were released. What happens if I cancel my subscription then? Will I no longer be allowed to play the online version? Will I no longer have access to those 2 updates that I already paid for before cancelling my membership?
Honestly, I would never support a dev who doesn't allow me to download the game's files to my computer. Even if they granted me lifelong access to future game releases after I cancel my subscription, having to play it online is really inconvenient.
I can't tell if this decision was made with the intention of preventing piracy, but in any case a game with so little support can't afford to attract even fewer new supporters. Honestly, if the game is now exclusively online, I don't understand.
- Nov 24, 2021
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Even $20 backers can enjoy the game online after three weeks when it becomes publicly available, so even if the backing period ends, you can still play the game online. Of course, the online version can be a bit inconvenient, but I fully respect the developer's choice to prevent illegal sharing of the game
- Aug 20, 2020
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Well tbh it was obvious from the beginning that Icarus was very hungry about the moneys, gl to him though.
The developer's intentions are understandable, but this game is not worth any money.