Hello dear developer, I already thought that I was playing mobile Skyrim, the game is very interesting and exciting, the plot is simply amazing.
And are you really making the game alone!?
My outrage knows no bounds, may I know how I can support you other than Patreon?
I’m from Russia, and our Patreon is not stable, I want to thank you somehow for having such a great time .
Hey! I'm really glad you’re enjoying the game, and it's awesome to see fellow Skyrim fans like me appreciate the world I've created. And yes, I do work on the game alone, and I dedicate a huge amount of time to it—most of my free time is spent thinking about it.
As for your second question, unfortunately since Itch.io stopped featuring NSFW games that offer purchase options (even optional ones), Patreon has become my only source of income. However, you can still support me by recommending the game to other players on forums or elsewhere.
As far as I understand, this is not your only game, I just noticed AlwaysFan, Are they somehow interconnected with each other, or is it a separate game?
And regarding Patreon, I’ll try to subscribe somehow in the near future, after all, your work should be paid, the game really hooked me a lot, a small number of games boast such a plot and development, thank you very much for taking the time to comment on me, I wish you great luck and all the best to you.
And yes, I posted a link to your game in my discord channel, I hope you don’t mind, since there are connoisseurs on it, I think in the near future the number of downloads will increase, but not as much as we would like.
Good luck.
And thanks for game.
Thanks a lot! And regarding your first question: yes, there are a few connections between the two games. They both take place in the same universe, at the same time, and the two main characters live in the same city (well… at least during the first few minutes of Inanna Revenge 😄). There are also a few bits of foreshadowing for Inanna Revenge in AlwaysFan, along with some references to AlwaysFan in Inanna Revenge.
