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Yeah, I don't really know how version numbers work. I thought I knew, but then literally everyone just kinda goes with whatever they want with no defined system lol.

I've found that going off of the 0.9 -> 1.0 rule tends to be pretty accurate depending on how much content's in each update though. But then you have things like SuperHuman which is on 0.99999 now and I thought after 0.99 it'd be 1.0.

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Indeed, each developer does things their own way. In my case, the first number is only used when the game is finished, the second indicates the episode number, and the third is for patch fixes when needed.

For example, AlwaysFan is currently version 1.0.1, and Inanna Revenge could one day be something like version 0.11.2 if the 11th episode needs 2 patches.