Thank you from the bottom of my heart, my friend, for your interest. It’s always a joy to respond to someone like you who appreciates our work.
Luana and I envisioned this project with the goal of creating increasingly intense emotions, allowing the player to decide whether to take all the women from Brian or remain a passive observer. But the truth is, crafting coherent and meaningful dialogues for such a branching path is an enormous challenge—almost like a feat of its own.
We chose to introduce Brian as a cold and ruthless character, leaving Katrin free in her choices. This wasn’t by chance: we wanted her role as a "bridge" to help us develop the two main paths, NTR and Harem. This way, players would have the opportunity to truly separate the two experiences, creating moments that are deeply significant.
I understand that some might have found these choices hard to accept. Perhaps we could have done things differently, but Luana and I have always believed that the best way to approach this was to let each emotion build gradually, without forcing anything. That’s why this episode is deliberately softer—a sort of pause before the storm.
It’s inevitable to ask certain questions. What will happen when MC talks to Katrin about his relationship with FMC? It’s at that point that the paths of NTR and Harem will truly diverge. It’s there that Katrin and FMC, together, will define a point of no return.
I know we’ve introduced many characters: Zaira, Emily, James, Edward, Mark, and others. We’re aware that this means choosing which events to highlight in each episode, but we always aim to deliver new emotions. For example, what will happen when Zaira discovers that MC had a relationship with her mother? Or when FMC becomes Emily’s slave? Will it take a sentimental turn or become devastating?
And then there are other storylines: what happens when you talk to Edward and find out that the bank manager is James’ uncle? Will you help Edward with useful ideas and grow closer to him, or will you choose to collaborate with James to support Edward?
As you can see, our game is complex—perhaps too much so to be easily defined. Sometimes we wonder if we’re doing the right thing, if all these branches risk confusing players or making the experience drag on too long. But one thing is certain: we’re pouring our hearts into it.
My commitment is absolute, and I owe it to Luana, who cares deeply about this project. If we make mistakes, we’ll accept them—after all, it’s just a game. But what truly makes us happy is the chance to find friends like you along the way.
Welcome aboard, my friend.
With affection,
Stefano
