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The game is available through Steam too so you can wishlist it, that's the closest thing you can do really.
Unity Spooky Milk Life [v0.62.3] [MangoMango & Studio Gingko]
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I want to play this game so bad but I the only thing closest to a computer for me is a ChromeOS which can't even run the game, does anyone know how to download this possibly bypassing this system, if possible at all.
- Jul 7, 2019
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there's this site litteraly called spooky milk life .com that has the free download of the game so they might be referring to this one
I like how they previously stated that the "Spooky Where's Willya" game was just a fanmade spinoff, and they explicitly stated that it would NOT take away from development of the main game. And now it suddenly just is
I can't take these devs seriously anymore man. This is common fucking knowledge, if you don't have the resources then why the fuck would you expand the scope of the game continuously for 4 years to the point where the actual purpose of the game has been lost and your own playerbase has lost interest, and you make hardly any progress within months. I genuinely cannot comprehend what was going through their heads, did they think that farming their patrons would last forever? Or were they just lazy? Or maybe they actually don't know the most important thing about indie game development, and the scope of this game was just an incredibly massive oversight on their part. Whatever it is, I don't see why they can't just shut down all the spinoffs, and shrink the scope of the game much smaller, so that they can actually finish it by the end of the year.
- Aug 18, 2018
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The weird part about the site is that it leads to the official pateron it doesn't come off as a scam. The only problem is that the site is posing as the official one. While it has the potential to cause damage, I don't think it reeally warrants a huge waste of resources to the point where you have to make it even more known. Probably a heads up to patrons saying that "this is not us" and filling a DMCA Takedown in this instance should be enough with how "harmless" on surface level it is
its cuz they are working on "bazillion" other games instead of focusing on one as well as the programmer is not keeping up with the amount of "art/animations" which is being violently shat out as if you were eating chipotle at taco bell and the toilet is clogged.
as far as i have understood the situation that is, i could be wrong.
Yeah thats gonna be the final nail in the coffin for me. The art just looks atrocious now, and before it was the only thing keeping me interested in this game.
- Aug 18, 2018
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nah you're getting it all wrong! all the artists are getting heart attacks, panic attacks, and huge ass artist blocks because a random site that links to the game's own pateron and has in game walkthroughs happens to exist! as long as the site stands they will forever succumb to psychic shock!
- Feb 8, 2020
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- Nov 20, 2022
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The one for your closet summoning circle?
I think they're all in the graveyard.
A Bush has the chalk, a bench for white paint, and the tree for red sap or something like that.
Then you put it together in the garage workbench (which threw me for a bit to sort out where to use them).
- May 1, 2019
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just started the game. I can't leave the frontyard to sell the 100 dildos I have. Is there some storyline bullshit I have to do before I sell them?
*sigh* This game simply went downhill quite quickly, that's what happens when you want to tackle so many things at the same time, specially since creating eroge games is not your main line of work / income, and you have little time available to pour into developing said games
The Devs have stated that mangomango is currently suffering from "burnt out syndrome" (over stressed and over worked on their own words), and that they are trying to hire extra programmers to ironing out bugs on the game, and anyone else would say is a good thing, however, unless you hire a full time programmer team, all the coding will end as a "spaguetti code" because every programmer have different ways to tackle the coding, and if there's no standarized guidelines for the programming, all will be a mess in quite short term
Furthermore, they switched to Unity a couple of releases ago, and that change brought more issues than they expected, and they still linger on the game, which causes delays, as expected, and the artwork has going down in quality as well, as you can see, this is just issues over issues on top of more issues
What I would do, is take an administrative desicion, to freeze the active development of a couple of projects, and put those on the backburner, notify to the public that those projects will enter a hiatus, or will have their development slowed down, to focus on more important projects, or projects that have more traction with the public (data analytics is your friend), and try to finish said projects, or at least try to fix as much as possible on issues cropping up on those projects, so the development will be easier in the future
The Devs have stated that mangomango is currently suffering from "burnt out syndrome" (over stressed and over worked on their own words), and that they are trying to hire extra programmers to ironing out bugs on the game, and anyone else would say is a good thing, however, unless you hire a full time programmer team, all the coding will end as a "spaguetti code" because every programmer have different ways to tackle the coding, and if there's no standarized guidelines for the programming, all will be a mess in quite short term
Furthermore, they switched to Unity a couple of releases ago, and that change brought more issues than they expected, and they still linger on the game, which causes delays, as expected, and the artwork has going down in quality as well, as you can see, this is just issues over issues on top of more issues
What I would do, is take an administrative desicion, to freeze the active development of a couple of projects, and put those on the backburner, notify to the public that those projects will enter a hiatus, or will have their development slowed down, to focus on more important projects, or projects that have more traction with the public (data analytics is your friend), and try to finish said projects, or at least try to fix as much as possible on issues cropping up on those projects, so the development will be easier in the future