So, I’ve been updating the Patron version weekly. Which is a brutal pace, and I am not going to keep it up. I’ll try bi-weekly so I can actually produce some extraneous art, other than just in-game art.

Regardless, I’ve added a lot of stuff, but a fairly small amount of actual gameplay. As you’d expect, from a Tech Demo. There’s still a lot of technical stuff that needs to be fixed/added before we can graduate into just pumping out story.

I just updated the Patreon version, which finally now has dialogue history to look at. Also, there are two pieces of placeholder art in this public version, and I have also fixed those in the Patreon version.

Here’s a changelog copy-paste, but from now on you can also look at the changelog in-game.

Version 0.0.3:

• BUGS: Fixed the missing interactions in Donaciana’s room
• BUGS: Fixed issues with the sprites of Sonja (not visible to player)
• BUGS: Fixed issues with being able to freeze dialogue by clicking at invisible interactable areas.
• CODE: Added some backend stuff. Ability to automatically override the default music of the rooms on predetermined days. Just adding options for future situations.
• CODE: Added the Changelog to the menu, so it’s easier to see what’s going on with the game. Added small fade-in animation and sound because I can’t help myself?
• CODE: The changelog is fetched from internet, so it’s the latest version no matter what version of the game you’re running. But there’s a local backup bundled with the game.
• CODE: Added version number of the game you’re playing to the main menu.
• ART: Added 27 Sonja’s ‘Panties’ Outfit Sprites. This took a lot of the development time, to be honest.
• ART: Added 4 Sprites to Donna’s Casual Outfit sprite set, it’s now up to 24.
• ART: Rendered overview of Sonja’s ‘room’ and put it into the game.
• PLACEHOLDER ART: Did a very quick ugly job on top of the Overview to make it fit. This is very much a placeholder.
• ART: Rendered Background for the Discussion with Sonja & Donna, this might not be final location.
• PLACEHOLDER ART: Did a very quick ugly job on top of the Background to make it fit. This is very much a placeholder.
• WRITING & SCRIPTING: Added the scene with Sonja and Donna at Sonja’s Room, about 1400 words. Lots of branching stuff, so you won’t see probably more than half of anything I write, because different stats and different things… well, yeah.

Version 0.0.2:

• ART: Added 16 Sonja’s new ‘casual’ outfit sprites to the game.
• ART: Added Sonja’s Sexy scene artwork.
• ART: Added Bathroom/Hamper Background.
• ART: Added a Night scene for Hallway
• ART: Added a Night scene for Living Room
• ART: Added Hover graphics for TV, both day/night.
• ART: Added two artworks to the gallery of Random Wall-Art.
• ART: Added a shader to character Sprites, depending on room so that the sprites blend with the background better. This was already “visible” to players in the original Tech Demo, but it wasn’t dynamic and was baked in so that the sprites would look good in the only places you’d see them in. Now it works everywhere properly.
• BUGS: Fixed few minor bugs that were reported.
• CODE: Adjusted how Encounter system works in the backend.
• CODE: Adjusted how the tag functions are called, and caused massive collateral damage in code. Fun.
• MECHANICS: Added “corruption” mechanic to MC. Player’s decisions now affect the disposition of the MC in the long run. He now has three stats, Tyranny, Indulgence, and Vulnerability. These are not sex related, so won’t really matter as far as sex scenes go, they’ll matter for story purposes.
• LOCATION: Donaciana’s room is now open for interactions.
• WRITING & SCRIPTING: Rewrote some lines with Donaciana and Sonja.
• WRITING & SCRIPTING: Wrote + Implemented the meeting with Sonja at the Bathroom. About 1k words, there’s some branching stuff there. Plus bunch of options to change the disposition of the MC.
• WRITING & SCRIPTING: Added few spare places where you can affect the ‘disposition’ of the MC, starting on Day 2.
• WRITING & SCRIPTING: Added some minor random variations to dialogue and interaction texts.