Sorry to complain without even having looked at your game, but consider looking into how version numbers are typically used in software. Your current scheme is rather misleading...
Looking at the history of releases:
0.01 (means version 1, okay)
0.1 (ummm... this is the exact same version number as the previous release. Once again it means version 1)
0.15 (whoa, now we just jumped to version 15)
I can only assume you are treating it as a decimal number and thinking your releases are equivalent to 1, 10, and 15. But maybe you have made additional releases that just weren't uploaded here. Traditionally a version number is not in fact a single number, but a list of numbers. The dot is the separator. In the case of a list of two, as you are currently using, it is akin to
Code:
v Minor version: 1
0.01
^ Major version: 0
0.1 = 0.01 = 0.001 = 0.0001
0.1 != 0.10 != 0.100 etc
I saw the 15, but didn't recognize ever seeing this thread before and it doesn't have as many pages as something typically that far along. Luckily I looked deeper beforehand to see it wasn't a later-stage project quite yet before my expectations outran the content. The version number and project are, of course, yours to do with as best suit you, but knowing how others do something is often useful.
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