Indeed it is. And it seems like you guys have been correct.
You have reached the end of the content for now.
In bed conversation with Ain located in her new room.what are those the room events you are speak about??
While true that most things aren't, there are actually several places where it's animated (and not all of them sex scenes). Of those, they're done pretty well and sometimes purposely timed superbly well to sync up with the excellent music that's present in the game. As such, it's quite appropriate that the game has the animated tag attached to it.
This question is asked so much (and rightfully so), I would love if the Dev added big yellow letters across the whole screen saying "THIS IS THE END OF THE CURRENT UPDATE, YOU HAVE SEEN EVERYTHING".
That is quite hard to do, given the non-linear fashion of the game. There is not one single discrete "end" unfortunately. That said, there have been discussions internally how to tackle this issue, or at least make it more evident.
I know Ren'Py has a seen_label function. Perhaps that would come in handy? Or maybe just create a variable list of scenes and append to that at the end of scenes. Then just check against that list. If it has all expected content, then "you've reached the end of content for this update."
that has been the go to solution so far, but it is not always easy to do. case in point, the one quest where it is not done in the last update, has an extra scoop of non linearity and an added layer of complication... so Paz will have to think extra hard on how to do that, or we will have to work on a different solution.
Maybe different colored text green for go and red for stop. Meaning green means you have content to play and red meaning the fun stops here for now. Could also remove them from the quests when they're content is done and bring them back when more content is available.
