Hi.
Thank you kindly for such a pleasant review of my game. I am very pleased to hear that you appreciated it so much. There is perhaps nothing better for me than to read such messages concerning TLE. They inspire me to make the game even more beautiful and interesting than it is.
Regarding your questions: the game does not focus specifically on romantic relationships. I am trying to make it diverse the way you want to see it. I often mention romantic relationships to let the players know they will be there because, in the majority of the games, there is only sex and nothing more (not to mention romantic relationships between a female protagonist and a male character, which I haven’t seen anywhere at all. Female protagonists don’t get lucky with the plot where they are almost always made to be… let’s not say this word
) . I, as a creator and as a player, have always wanted to witness more feelings in games, loving feelings, feelings that bind the MC and the character the player likes. I remember how I literally fell in love with Anna when playing Lancaster Boarding House. I still remember my feelings while playing the game and after finishing it. It was WOW! To a certain extent, I want the players of my game to develop the same feelings for the characters they like in time. But, let’s get back to the question…Actually, the answer is that the game will be diverse; ideally, everyone should be able to find the type of the main character that they like. There are so many thoughts and ideas, even more work on the game to be done, and there is so little time to show everything I have in mind at once. The next update will, for the most part, show the main ideas in terms of game mechanics that are intended to diversify the gameplay. I’ll try to finish all the elements of the code that I will need in the future, and only then I will focus on the plot specifically and on its 18+ branches, be it romances or something else.
