No you get future updates. Less frequent but more stable updates, but still future updates.
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Thought it looked good until I saw that awful black glass cock.. it looks like plastic in some scenes and glass in others. Ugh.
The dick is fully customizable including human and monster variants. Solid color is from old screenshots.
Also as a heads up people, this build is, not great, but it does show some of the future of the game.
I recommend Ryahn keep b22 around, cause that will be much more polished until at least a few more releases. But also know b22 will for a long while be available on itch for free.
I expect a lot of people here to have issues and frustrations until then, but understand those fixes are coming in due time. The game is just kind of being reworked a ton and there's a lot of quality of life features missing like disabling random outfits and certain freedoms.
I recommend Ryahn keep b22 around, cause that will be much more polished until at least a few more releases. But also know b22 will for a long while be available on itch for free.
I expect a lot of people here to have issues and frustrations until then, but understand those fixes are coming in due time. The game is just kind of being reworked a ton and there's a lot of quality of life features missing like disabling random outfits and certain freedoms.
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sacb0y I have to agree with you on the itch.io donation build it gets regular updates and is stable I would know I have it on itch.io it is updated even before this site is updated Caerna and sacb0y I am still waiting for a steam release so I can get it on there to add to my steam liberty also keep up the great work
Unfortunately I have no idea how to do this on windowsmacOS app is missing the execute flag on the binary
to make it work.Bash:chmod a+x "OurApartment.OSX.app/Contents/MacOS/Our Apartment"
note would be nice for the zip file to be made correctly
all I can tell you is: macOS is a unix, so the same thing you do for linux should work just fine.
I know there's a way to run bash (the unix shell) under windows10, so that one and the same "chmod" command I wrote might be able to do the trick (so setting the flags before zipping).
File permissions and flags are store in the zip's header, it might windows' compression facility doesn't bother to do that, so perhaps even just using a compressor honouring all the specs might be enough.
But I only really used unix systems in my life, so I haven't much of an idea about windows so it's all hypothesis from the top of my head
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There's multiple ways to go about this. I'm not as much of a computer guru as I'd like to be so these solutions might sound really fucking stupid and hacky, but just off the top of my head:
- MinGW(?) or something that runs off it, like
You must be registered to see the links. You get your basic Unix command line and can do
chmodfrom there. - Windows Subsystem for Linux, or WSL, which is a Windows 10 feature. Needs to be enabled by the user, but they can look up instructions off Microsoft's website and it's pretty straightforward since they lay it all out for you. Then just install whichever flavor Linux they want (e.g. Ubuntu, etc.) and fire it up. You can access the rest of your disk with
cd /mnt/c, which gets you to the C drive. Navigate and do the stuff from there. - Get a Unix terminal emulator(?) for Windows, like
You must be registered to see the links(free version is fine for this one specifically). You'd have to look up where the emulator keeps its files, but just copy in the file you need to change, run the change through the emulator, then move it back out.
- Sep 4, 2020
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So....... NOT an actual Monster Girl. Just a chick in dress up. Disappointing.......
