Others E-Thots: A NTR Game Set in a 100% interactive PC Interface [Ch.2 v2.6] [Archipote]

[Huskiess]

Just a heads-up to the dev — I checked the latest version of the game offline and found some weird stuff.
There’s a file sitting in the Temp folder (Crashpad-related) that already exists before the game crashes. Inside? It’s got a full Chrome-style autofill schema — name_on_card, expiration_month, guid, the whole thing. Doesn’t look like a legit crash log — more like it was pre-staged.

After a crash, I saw:
Registry edits to FeatureUsage\AppModel\SystemAppData, BLBeacon, and Control\BAM\UserSettings
Fake Chrome extension data, session tokens, and spoofed Preferences MACs in NW.js local storage (LevelDB / IndexedDB)

I used ProcMon, Wireshark, System Informer, and PEStudio during the analysis. No network activity happened since it was fully offline, but the behavior looks like it’s set to activate once a connection is available.

Also, PEStudio flagged multiple kernel-level calls and 5+ callbacks embedded in the executable — not typical for a regular game. Makes it look more like it's hooking into the system at a deeper level.

Could be a packaging issue or something hidden in the runtime — just thought you’d want to know. I’ve got logs, crash contents, registry diffs, and snapshots if you want to take a look.

Really good game and much love <3, but should only be ran in a VM until the dev fix this.

 

[citrone]

Only one more update?
so much teasing, so much will she wont she

 

[beastsumoda]

he can create all these sidr games like anime convention

 

[orcoboia2]

Only one more update?
so much teasing, so much will she wont she

No, maybe there's going to be one last chapter (not update)

 

[archipote]

Only one more update?
so much teasing, so much will she wont she

Yes like Orcobola2 said it's a chapter, last one took 6 updates for reference, so we still have plenty to discover hehe.

Just a heads-up to the dev — I checked the latest version of the game offline and found some weird stuff.
There’s a file sitting in the Temp folder (Crashpad-related) that already exists before the game crashes. Inside? It’s got a full Chrome-style autofill schema — name_on_card, expiration_month, guid, the whole thing. Doesn’t look like a legit crash log — more like it was pre-staged.

After a crash, I saw:
Registry edits to FeatureUsage\AppModel\SystemAppData, BLBeacon, and Control\BAM\UserSettings
Fake Chrome extension data, session tokens, and spoofed Preferences MACs in NW.js local storage (LevelDB / IndexedDB)

I used ProcMon, Wireshark, System Informer, and PEStudio during the analysis. No network activity happened since it was fully offline, but the behavior looks like it’s set to activate once a connection is available.

Also, PEStudio flagged multiple kernel-level calls and 5+ callbacks embedded in the executable — not typical for a regular game. Makes it look more like it's hooking into the system at a deeper level.

Could be a packaging issue or something hidden in the runtime — just thought you’d want to know. I’ve got logs, crash contents, registry diffs, and snapshots if you want to take a look.

Really good game and much love <3, but should only be ran in a VM until the dev fix this.

Hey, I have to admit that this isn't my area of expertise and I don't really understand what you've discovered. In any case, the game hasn't been altered in any way. I export it and upload it directly via Mega/Itch/Patreon.

However, I'm not the one posting the links on F95, but I doubt they've been altered there either.

If you don't mind, could you send me a private message telling me what I can do to check what you've discovered and potentially fix it if it is indeed abnormal behavior? Many thanks!

 

[Huskiess]

Yes like Orcobola2 said it's a chapter, last one took 6 updates for reference, so we still have plenty to discover hehe.


Hey, I have to admit that this isn't my area of expertise and I don't really understand what you've discovered. In any case, the game hasn't been altered in any way. I export it and upload it directly via Mega/Itch/Patreon.

However, I'm not the one posting the links on F95, but I doubt they've been altered there either.

If you don't mind, could you send me a private message telling me what I can do to check what you've discovered and potentially fix it if it is indeed abnormal behavior? Many thanks!

Can't really DM you not sure why, but i can guide you though each step if you want to add my discord numb1687
Unless there is another way you think is better i am down to help!

 

[jeff1209]

I downloaded the new update and it just shows a gray window saying "nw.js"

Hi, i encountered this when the game was on a network attached hard drive, but subsequently fixed it by just moving it on to a local disk.

 

[beastsumoda]

hopefully u do something more something like this with same character or different

 

[JonasDimitry]

Just a heads-up to the dev — I checked the latest version of the game offline and found some weird stuff.
There’s a file sitting in the Temp folder (Crashpad-related) that already exists before the game crashes. Inside? It’s got a full Chrome-style autofill schema — name_on_card, expiration_month, guid, the whole thing. Doesn’t look like a legit crash log — more like it was pre-staged.

After a crash, I saw:
Registry edits to FeatureUsage\AppModel\SystemAppData, BLBeacon, and Control\BAM\UserSettings
Fake Chrome extension data, session tokens, and spoofed Preferences MACs in NW.js local storage (LevelDB / IndexedDB)

I used ProcMon, Wireshark, System Informer, and PEStudio during the analysis. No network activity happened since it was fully offline, but the behavior looks like it’s set to activate once a connection is available.

Also, PEStudio flagged multiple kernel-level calls and 5+ callbacks embedded in the executable — not typical for a regular game. Makes it look more like it's hooking into the system at a deeper level.

Could be a packaging issue or something hidden in the runtime — just thought you’d want to know. I’ve got logs, crash contents, registry diffs, and snapshots if you want to take a look.

Really good game and much love <3, but should only be ran in a VM until the dev fix this.

Hey, this looks like normal behavior for an NW.js game.

NW.js uses Chromium (like Chrome) to render the game, so stuff like Crashpad files, autofill schemas, registry edits, and Chrome-like data in local storage are standard. The kernel calls and callbacks are also typical for NW.js's system integration. Since you saw no network activity offline, it’s likely just dormant Chromium features. So this seems fine.

Great catch, though!

 

[Huskiess]

Hey, this looks like normal behavior for an NW.js game.

NW.js uses Chromium (like Chrome) to render the game, so stuff like Crashpad files, autofill schemas, registry edits, and Chrome-like data in local storage are standard. The kernel calls and callbacks are also typical for NW.js's system integration. Since you saw no network activity offline, it’s likely just dormant Chromium features. So this seems fine.

Great catch, though!

Okay fair enough, I’ll ignore the whole Chrome credit card schema and session token fields staged before any crash. Sure.
But explain this:

• Fresh VM snapshot? Silent.
• Opened the game? Suddenly:
  • Starts blasting M-SEARCH SSDP packets across LAN
    (like it’s searching for smart TVs or nearby devices — what’s it trying to link with? My fridge?)
  • Pings google.com, fonts.googleapis.com, chrome.google.com, g.live.com
  • Sends ProductAgent probe packets with UUIDs
  • Fires off host discovery like “any [my username here]”

I’m not trying to start drama here — I actually like this game a lot, and the dev clearly put effort in.
So I’ll just be quiet now.

 

[beastsumoda]

increase level for work?

 

[MorganFreemansToe]

Played the update and it's pretty surprising to see the FMC get broken up with in an NTR game, pretty refreshing. Interested to see where the story goes from here with Elaine especially.

 

[archipote]

increase level for work?

At some point in the story, a red dot will appear on your 'Stats' page (the purple graph icon). Open it and press "Upgrade Work" or whatever it says, I don't remember the exact wording. but you'll find it pretty easily!

 

[beastsumoda]

At some point in the story, a red dot will appear on your 'Stats' page (the purple graph icon). Open it and press "Upgrade Work" or whatever it says, I don't remember the exact wording. but you'll find it pretty easily!

it did once
i was talking about leveling up more to do more lewd things task etc

 

[archipote]

it did once
i was talking about leveling up more to do more lewd things task etc

It only level up once! Ch3 should introduce a new job phase with new events

 

[beastsumoda]

It only level up once! Ch3 should introduce a new job phase with new events

yeah
cant wait what u cook

 

[jeff1209]

It only level up once! Ch3 should introduce a new job phase with new events

Any sort of timeline you can share? No pressure though, I recently finished the whole thing in one night and really enjoyed it

 

[JonasDimitry]

Okay fair enough, I’ll ignore the whole Chrome credit card schema and session token fields staged before any crash. Sure.
But explain this:

• Fresh VM snapshot? Silent.
• Opened the game?Suddenly:
  • Starts blasting M-SEARCH SSDP packets across LAN
    (like it’s searching for smart TVs or nearby devices — what’s it trying to link with? My fridge?)
  • Pings google.com, fonts.googleapis.com, chrome.google.com, g.live.com
  • Sends ProductAgent probe packets with UUIDs
  • Fires off host discovery like “any [my username here]”

I’m not trying to start drama here — I actually like this game a lot, and the dev clearly put effort in.
So I’ll just be quiet now.

1. Starts blasting M-SEARCH SSDP packets across LAN
Like you said, M-SEARCH SSDP packets are used to identify UPnP-supported devices (e.g., Chromecast).
If you open the game and press Ctrl+Shift+I, you'll see the developer console of the Chromium browser.
Go to the Application tab and check the loaded scripts you'll see the following.
cast_sender.js


This script is responsible for those SSDP packets, and it is included in Construct 3 games by default. There's nothing malicious going on.

2. Pings google.com, fonts.googleapis.com, chrome.google.com, g.live.com

• google.com: Chromium connects to google.com on startup to check the preferred Google domain via a request to a search domain check URL, ensuring proper configuration
  
  You must be registered to see the links
  
  . This is inherited by NW.js applications. (
  You must be registered to see the links
  )
• fonts.googleapis.com: Many web applications, including those built with NW.js, fetch fonts from Google’s font service to render UI elements, a common practice in web-based games.
• chrome.google.com: This could be related to checking for extensions or updates, as NW.js supports Chrome extension-like functionality, though it’s less common in standalone games.
• g.live.com: This is less clear but may relate to Microsoft services.

3. Sends ProductAgent probe packets with UUIDs
Mostly, probe packets are used to test network connectivity and gather information about a system. However, I don't have an explanation for the 'ProductAgent' packets. I believe they are associated with Bitdefender antivirus. So, if you have Bitdefender installed on your computer, the packets might be originating from the antivirus. If not, then this behavior is not normal.

4. Fires off host discovery like “any [my username here]”
This one is quite suspicious if the packets originate from the game, or they might be coming from installed Windows system apps, which is completely safe.

 

[Yuga12]

I wonder when this game can be accessed by Android or the Joiplay emulator, but if there is an Android emulator that is suitable for this game, please let me know.

 

[Pentagonoscuro]

save file?