Hmm, interesting question. If, and it is a big if, I continue development, the possibility of such a route isn’t slim. It would likely be an optional path, though not in the typical “dating sim” style. The game is still a psychological horror, focused more on the mental and emotional aspects.
So, to give a vague answer, it’s possible, but with a touch of complicated flavor!
(P.S. Please don’t hesitate to ask as many questions as you want, if there’s even anything else to ask, haha.)
May I ask what would keep you from continuing the game? I mean, I can wait a year or multiple years if it's a guaranteed certainty that it would be continued.
I must confess that I cannot stop thinking about that ending, and if there is no continuation, I may very well go mad.
Mostly, I just want to see Myrddin again. So sorry if my question is too personal or comes across as rude.
Please don’t be. It’s a perfectly reasonable question, and I’m actually quite honored that you even asked it.
I’ll be blunt and honest. This might seem like a superficial reason, which it is, but I think it comes down to simple interest. That’s the main motivational factor for me. Of course, I don’t expect anything big, but if a small community were to form over time, a tiny one, that alone would really motivate me.
I hope this doesn’t sound like I don’t enjoy working on it. I truly do, and I often think about ways to improve things every day. It’s just that it takes a lot of time and energy, and unfortunately, I don’t currently have the luxury to spend too much time on projects that, to put it harshly, aren’t very beneficial. Maybe if things change someday, then absolutely, I wouldn’t care about any of that, as long as there’s at least one person out there enjoying it.
If I do continue working on it, I don’t think it would take too long to finish what I have in mind. At most, maybe a year, and that’s only if I get really lazy.
I hope this answer isn’t too much of a letdown.
Thank you!
