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Ririka von Lustveil [v1.10.0 - Free Demo Available]

A bratty archmage turns a serious magic academy into her personal harem. · By hexecho

How to Apply the Uncensored Patch to the Steam Version of Ririka von Lustveil Sticky

A topic by hexecho created Mar 16, 2026 Views: 425 Replies: 5
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Developer

If you bought the game via Steam, here is how to install the uncensor patch for the Steam version. The patch restores content that couldn't be included in the Steam release. Here's how to install it step by step.

What You'll Need

  • The Steam version of Ririka von Lustveil installed
  • The patch zip file (available on itch.io / Patreon)
  • A program that can extract zip files (Windows has this built in, or you can use 7-Zip / WinRAR)

Step 1 — Locate Your Game Folder

  1. Open Steam and go to your Library.
  2. Right-click Ririka von Lustveil and select Properties.
  3. Go to the Installed Files tab.
  4. Click Browse… — this opens the game's installation folder.

You should land in a folder called ririka-steam inside steamapps/common/ririka-steam-pc-linux/. The full path will look something like:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ririka-steam-pc-linux\ririka-steam

(Your drive letter and Steam location may differ, but the ririka-steam-pc-linux/ririka-steam part should be the same.)

Inside ririka-steam, you should see a folder called game among other files. This is where the patch needs to go.

Step 2 — Extract the Patch

  1. Open the patch zip file.
  2. Inside, you'll see a folder called something like ririka-1.3.0-ririka-adult-patch. Open that folder.
  3. Inside you'll find a game folder. Copy this game folder into your ririka-steam folder from Step 1, merging it with the existing game folder already there.
  4. If prompted to overwrite existing files, select Yes / Replace.

Important: Don't just extract the zip as-is into your game directory — that would create the wrapper folder ririka-1.3.0-ririka-adult-patch inside your game files, and the patch won't work. You need to go into that folder and copy the game folder out of it.

Step 3 — Verify It Worked

Launch the game normally through Steam. On the title screen, check the bottom-right corner for the version label. If the patch was applied correctly, you should see:

1.3.0 - Uncut Edition

If it still says 1.3.0 - All-Ages Edition, the patch wasn't applied to the right location. Double-check that the contents of the patch's game folder ended up inside ririka-steam/game/ and not in a nested subfolder.

Troubleshooting

  • "I see a ririka-1.3.0-ririka-adult-patch folder inside my game directory." — You extracted the zip directly instead of copying the game folder out of it. Delete that folder, then follow Step 2 again.
  • "I want to revert to the Steam version." — Use Steam's Verify integrity of game files option (Properties → Installed Files → Verify integrity) to restore the original files. The version label should return to "All-Ages Edition."
  • "The game won't launch after patching." — Try verifying file integrity (above) to restore a clean state, then re-apply the patch carefully.

So where's the patch?

Nevermind. Found it. It's packed with the game I already bought on Steam and only there which makes it really hard to find unless you know that to buy the game on Steam you have to select buy elsewhere and no thanks to paying for just the uncensor patch. I'd suggent putting it as a standalone download and make it more visible. Looks like a good game though.

Developer

The patch is only needed for Steam customers. If you bought the game here from Itchio, it's already uncensored.

The patch is available here for download for free.

Yes I know and that's why I suggested uploading the patch as a separate item from the game instead of packing it with the game. From what I see it looks like the Steam uncensor patch is packed in with the game bought on itch.io and that makes things kind of confusing. Two downloads, one to buy the game on itch.io and the other to download the patch if bought on Steam. That way they're not jumbled together and better found. Just a suggestion. I didn't buy on itch.io because they only use Pay-Pal and I dropped Pay-Pal when my account got hacked and some guy in Compton Los Angeles California wanted to buy a Mac Book Pro for $1700.00 with my money that I didn't have.

Developer


The download circled in red is the patch and it's free. That is the patch you apply to your Steam bought version. It *is* separated from the game, so I'm confused what you are referring to.