Update 0.2.1 is now available for Strong Support subscribers on my Patreon!

Patreon link - https://www.patreon.com/c/jujumatsu

Version 0.2.1 brings important fixes and improvements! If you’re already playing 0.2, download 0.2.1 and continue your journey with your existing save files. Simply transfer your save files from the 0.2 folder to 0.2.1, and enjoy the game without interruptions.

This update addresses issues based on your feedback and some glaring mistakes I made earlier that could have significantly impacted the quality of certain scenes. For instance, some animations during dialogues didn’t play correctly, some were skipped altogether, and the delays between displaying new images/animations and removing the old ones were excessively long. Update 0.2.1 is focused on resolving these problems.

CHANGELOG FOR 0.2.1:

• Reduced the flight speed of all birds.
• The game file has been well-compressed, and all unnecessary elements have been removed, reducing the overall game size.
• Added "situation" or "character" sprites above the doors in the second gallery room leading to unlocked scenes, mirroring the style of the first gallery room.
• Significant adjustments to the playback of older animations and image displays during dialogues. The following scenes have been updated: "Edel Pissing," "Marcille Pissing," "Frieren's Foot Fetish on Chair," "Frieren's Ass Licking Scene (from 0.1.5)," and "Scat with Kanne (from 0.1.5)."

  In some of these scenes, due to coding errors and incorrect playback timing, you might not have noticed that certain dialogues were actually animated. For example, when Marcille orders Fern to swallow, there’s an animation for that—but you probably didn’t see it due to my oversight. These issues have now been resolved, and I’ve also improved the fluidity of older scenes so they play as smoothly as newer ones.

  However, it's worth noting that there’s still a "blank frame" between transitions, which is a limitation of RPG Maker itself. It removes the previous frame before loading the new one, even though the new frame is prioritized in the code. Nonetheless, these gaps are now much smaller, and the scenes appear much smoother and more polished.

Your feedback is essential to the game’s development. It’s easy for me to miss small details even after ten consecutive test runs, which happens regularly. Without your input, improving the project will be much more challenging. While I may not be able to address everything, I will do my best to implement what is within my ability.