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Yes, if you are talking about AVN: Leap of Faith, Sisterly Lust, Being a DIK, Acting Lessons, Lust Theory.. including the DLCs for those that are available, those are the ones I have purchased so far... 

So far, so good..  only played about 20-30 minutes worth, but interesting so far ;^)

(PLEASE check on GOG though, I think you will be surprised at how many of us are willing to purchase through them to support you guys/gals (DEVs)!  Even if it is free download!)

Many of us prefer GOG because of the DRM free (no internet requirement, and tracking) ability..  STEAM has DRM, and requires an internet connection on many, if not most, games.

BTW, I had downloaded each and every one of those I listed before I purchased them.  After I had seen their quality, I then knew the DEVs deserved to be supported.       (I am also a Linux user, and fully support this type of system.. good coders deserve support (and respect).)

(P.S.  Less than 4 hours since I posted the original and I already have +1 (the second was actually from me.. was testing if I could count on my own post, apologies)...)

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Hi! Those are all games where the renders are made within DAZ. Those are totally fine to sell on Steam and GOG. But you won't find games like Eternum or Ripples on those platforms (which use similar or the same engine as I do), if you do, please tell me :D

So for now, the only way to support is through Patreon/SubscribeStar/Ko-Fi/Itch.

The +1 is from me, I usually give a thumbs up :)

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Ah, ok.. learned something new.  Good info to have ;^)

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Yeah, it's unfortunate, would love to get more support through GOG/Steam/etc. but I'd have to re-create my renders in another engine.

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Just to let you know, I loved the game.  It was (is being) well done ;^)

I don't know if you are from Japan, but I recognize the school (and lots of the scenery) as Japan.. I lived there for more than 20 years and taught there for 16.  (I miss it so much, and hopefully will go back someday soon.)

I am guessing that the available renders are from Japan? (Even Japanese kanji, hiragana, and katakana)


Anyway, thank you for the story so far, and keep it up :^)

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Happy to hear, thank you very much! :) The engine which I use to build the characters and renders has japanese assets, which are mostly used. I've seen similar things in anime and other games and I like them, but I've never been to Japan nor do I live in Japan. But I will definitely visit it someday!