I dont get it. 99.9% of the games here are male perspective, but you still felt the need to critisize one of the few that is different.
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The first time i saw that model for Emily was in a game called "Yes, We Are", which is basically Sweet Roll. Idk what happened there - maybe the devs just split up, but i've been dying to see more games with her and yes, in Blossoming Love it is close, but somehow it's different and not exactly the same. Here it is 1:1 and I LOVE IT ! Please more content with her 
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Horny Love [v1.0 LE] Walkthrough Mod
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New link for the V 0.3 has been posted here : https://f95zone.to/threads/horny-love-slonique.96775/#post-6740962
Ren'Py doesn't require specific platform builds, it's a derivative of Python, which is interpreted language (yes, simplified). Follow the instructions below and play any game on your Mac!
- Go to
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- Download compressed win exe, courtesy JokerLeader (thanks!).
- Unzip and install SDK.
- Create a folder to play Ren'Py games. (I use
/Users/myname/Applications/Ren'Py). - Unzip game to folder created in 4.
- Run SDK.
- If you are using Gatekeeper, you may not be able to run it.
- Go to System Preferences, by clicking Apple icon at the top left, and selecting
System Preferencesfrom the menu. - Click
Security & Privacy. - Unlock panel, enter your password.
- Click
Generaltab. - Select
App Store and identified developers. - Open renpy app.
- If you see a dialogue “renpy.app” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified, continue below.
- Click
Cancel! Do not Move to Trash! - Open folder you put the Ren'Py SDK into.
- Right click the renpy.app application.
- Click
Open. - In the next dialogue (macOS cannot verify the developer of “renpy”. Are you sure you want to open it?), click
Open. - If no icon appears in the Dock, repeat from step 11.
- Once it opens successfully, you shouldn't have to repeat this process.
- Click on
Preferences. - Set Projects Directory to folder you created on 4.
- Click
Return. - To right of Projects:, click
refresh. - Click on name of game (e.g. Horny Love).
- Click
Launch Project. - Enjoy!
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Is this some kind of 12 step program
Don't worry I'm just kidding, I'm not that good with this so I use my backup plan and play this via parallels win, I got couple other games there also...
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I would disagree on that, a lot of developpers add a decent amount of content considering the time and efforts it takes to make a worthy monthly/2monthly update, in the case of this game (which has excellent graphics though), we are lucky to see 1-2 updates yearly with close to no added content (and yet like everybody I still download and check hoping for a miracle lol)
- Jul 10, 2017
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1-2 updates yearly? Really? You should go back and add up how many updates the two previous completed game he released got. And now he is releasing/working on 2 games at the same time.
Blossoming Love was posted on the forum here June 17th 2019. When completed, last post July 20th 2021. The OP reads "Update 30"..... That would imply a update more often than every month, even though updates would be small.
People like to shit on slonique, but in regard of content, he been pushing out a steady stream over the years, regardless if you like what he done or not.
Several games I just stopped download updates all together (yeah these games included), because the content you get is not really worth the download. So you end up just wait until a few updates passed before download, and just focus on something new that come along.
Imho there is no such thing as "worthy" updates based on time. Because creators doesn't have the same level of spare time to work on their projects. Difference between a creator that might be able to push 4-5 hours a day working on their game and someone who might be lucky to spend 4-5 hours a week. People are to fast to jump on creators to berate them about being slow and take to long between updates, but they have no idea how much actual time they had to work on the project. The real value/dedication is in how much of their available time to work on the project, they actually do so.
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His previous two games got finished. How far back do you want to go? How many games haven't been abandoned by creators that yet have to complete any at all?
