Whoops, didn't see that. I only read public. >.<But the one in the OP is v0.90+
We don't have the APK version however (The android build here is actually very out of date), so very much appreciated.
@Crazygamer43 New APK Version.
The Plus version is contains all the content of the normal version but with a few more cheat features, if you want the normal version of the game its available on the creators website for free.
This has been brought up with Lithier multiple times, he refuses to do a walkthrough for the same reason he makes all his changelogs cryptic as hell. He want to encourage 'exploration' but also won't reveal what the flags are to create certain events. So he essentially wants you to try every possible combination to find the obscure scenes and hopefully figure out what actually triggers it.
I can kind of understand where he is coming from but he forgets one thing - if people want to cheat, they are going to cheat. If he doesn't provide the walkthrough, someone with enough time and patience will. He's not fixing the problem, he is only delaying the inevitable. He's also alienating those who enjoy playing games their way - there are some people who are going to walk away without a walkthrough or some kind of cheat system, as they usually play for the faps, not for the adventure or "sight-seeing".
After reading your post decided to give it a try.. so far it runs w/o any error using Adobe's standalone flash player (using Linux Mint cinnamon)..
Hmm odd, I'm running Xubuntu with the Standalone flash player/debugger and it gives me error after error before closing.
That sounds pretty weird indeed.. using flash player / debugger v32.0.0.363 here and I have been playing a while until having a peek behind the stone and wooden doors without any issues..
That's what the author of this game wrote on his blog: 24 hours, real time, after you reach an ending on a playthrough you started in v0.90 or later, an option will appear on the game’s main menu. This will give you access to small snippets of content that change in real time, sticking around for a week before disappearing forever. If you want more, you’ll need to start a new game from scratch and play through to the ending of your choice. Some endings have content, and some don’t, though I think you’ll find it pretty easy to guess which are which. I created this to address a lot of frustrations players have expressed with wanting to know what happens “after the ending,” worried that their character died or some such. I hope this will help create a satisfying sense of closure for players, as well as give you something to check in on now and then for a month or two after playing.
