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The password isAnyone have the gallery password?
Any found out?is there a way to incest patch the android version ?
You can't you need to use joiplay to apply pach to the win version joiplay emulates win on Android for renpy gamesI'm trying to instal the inc patch on the android version but i can't find any game directory.
You start "Dreams Come True" by talking to Lora in the kitchen in the afternoon.I did and I get "Ends in this content" and like I said brfore every time I click on Emma or Zoe it say "Nothing".What I mean when I go to the entrance of my house there's no cut scene it goes to the map,plus I don't see a Dreams Come True quest.
It's been like 3 updates with no content.. going to the cinema. And the quest qith zoe and emma re-looped. same as 3-4 updates ago.
Something is not right. Have alot of shit on the phone saying "Ends this update". I just thought i've reached the end for the update. but im not sure.. something is fucked up
v0.13 alphaGoing really good, art is good, but please guys work... There isnt any new scenes for 3 updates
Do you understand anything about business? Game developers bring in investors by showing much of the time not even a UI but a concept! Patreon is that! It's a way to bring in investors into a game your making! So your analogy is garbage! Even Steam has pre-releases before a game is finished to get supporters to help pay the bills to make the game! Businesses bring in investors to help fund the material and the people to make the game! So don't use that analogy! If your not interested in alpha to see if it's something you may want to follow or support THAN DO NOT DOWNLOAD ALPHA!No, my analogy holds up. It is entirely reasonable for people to judge a product as it stands at the time of its commercial release. I would actually agree with the OP about waiting until a game was complete if it was being produced by a hobbyist who was asking for feedback to improve their dev skills. But that is not the case here. Your title is Euphoria Studio and you have links to your patreon on the front page and in the game. That makes this a commercial product and we judge commercial products differently. Calling it a donation doesn't change the fact that there is a product/money exchange going on. Which is fine, I'm not against making money on a good product. But don't expect the hobbyist kid-glove treatment when you're shaking a tincup at your audience.
But let's consider your point about serialization. My analogy was to contrast against an entirely finished product because the OP was saying we should wait until the "serial" is entirely done until we judge it as a whole. But that's wrong. It is fine for people to judge a serial by the episodes that have been released. It is the job of those first few episodes to set the audience's expectations for what the rest of the serial is going to be like. You only get one chance to make a first impression, as they say. And all the responsibility for that impression sits with the creator. They don't get to say "here is my work, which I'm going to release piecemeal, and for which I would like to be paid beginning now and all throughout the release cycle, but please don't judge its quality until the last chapter is out". I'm sorry, but that is not a reasonable expectation to have.
As I said the option is there for devs to wait until they have a finished and polished product for release. Nobody is stopping any dev from doing that. If a dev chooses to release their game in bits then the audience is entirely justified in judging those bits on their own merits. It is the dev's responsibility to ensure that the product they are asking money for is good now. Not maybe sometime in the future, assuming it ever gets finished (unlike the thousand other abandoned projects on this site). Here and now as it stands. There are other games here that release quality episodes from the get-go. And they manage to do it without blatantly copying characters and setting from a much more popular and succesful game. Which is something we can't just gloss over. Because if this was just a hobby project that would be one thing. But you're asking for money while ripping-off one of the biggest games in the scene. And it is only right for reviews to point this out to your potential audience. Reviews don't harm the audience - they protect them from bad games. You made the choice to copy those characters. You made the choice to release the game in bits. You are solely responsibility for the quality of your game. The negative reviews are not unwarranted. They are a reflection of the product you have released and want to be paid for. And that product is bad.