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Hi,This gallery don't work without the paid version? View attachment 2329738
The gallery system will be implemented on all versions
Hi,This gallery don't work without the paid version? View attachment 2329738
oh, thanks :3 by the way, i'm loving the story :3Hi,
The gallery system will be implemented on all versions
Hi,For me, the first mistake was dividing the game into vn and sandbox, the initial version was well received so I don't know why the developer decided to experiment with the game...
i hope notIs this game abandoned because it was one of my favorite games on this site.
Its a damn shame.
Apart from the title drop last month, nothing available to non-Patreons. Might nbe more on the discord, though.Any news about the next game ?
Most likely it is abandoned. I've seen developers do the "work on 2nd game while first isn't completed" thing and it very rarely ever works. Most of the time it ends up in one of two outcomes.Is this game abandoned because it was one of my favorite games on this site.
Its a damn shame.
Perhaps reading the actually dev post would give more insight?Most likely it is abandoned. I've seen developers do the "work on 2nd game while first isn't completed" thing and it very rarely ever works. Most of the time it ends up in one of two outcomes.
The 1st outcome is that the 1st game is put on-hold while the developer works on the 2nd and 2 or 3 years later the 2nd game has been updated 10 times, every post on Patreon is about the 2nd game, and not one word has been said about the 1st game.
The 2nd outcome is that the developer wants more money. They see that the 1st game isn't bringing in the money so they put the first one on-hold to work on the second one hoping it brings in the cash. What it does is make the patrons leave because they paid for the 1st game. Then the developer posts saying that they can't work on the 1st or 2nd because they don't have any support so they abandon both.
Either way it doesn't look good for this game.
I did read it, both of the posts.Perhaps reading the actually dev post would give more insight?
Short, as search is up to anyone who want to look for this information:
He put it on hold, work on a second game and hope/try to rescue the resource for the first game that it can become, what he hope for.
Most of them are better at calculation. The new how much money they put into their game and they (mostly) only follow "How much money do we need to invest and how much money will it bring back?". If the (positive) difference isn't enough they pull the the plug.As I mentioned before, I know, from experience with big gaming companies, that there were cases for triple-A games or at least major titles that on the roadmap they planned to continue with the development and with DLC, but when the games were released, due to bad reception and major bugs, they terminated the development. So, yes these things are happening with the big guys as well, which have a lot more experience, huge teams and almost endless budgets.