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Is Scene 4 already included? I hoped with the sexy red-horned Demon in the Chat, but whatever I answer to him, the conversation stops with "Nevermind" *sigh* - Is there a Guide how to unlock them all?

P.S.: I reckon you develop on Windows, since before playing, I need to set the Game File to be "executable" on Linux. It's nothing you could change under Windows, since it has to do with the Filesystem and how the Operating System manages it. Windows doesn't know (other than MacOS or Linux) the "Executable Bit", that can make any file "executable" like an *.exe-file under Windows. Just in case anyone asks that question like I had on another Game, where the developer had put out a Mac Version, that had the same problem. Under MacOS, people might need to do that, too - but haven't tested it on my old MacBook yet. - If so, you need to use the "chmod"-command on the correct file of the Game App (Pack) then. If anyone needs that explained, I'll edit this comment or answer to it with the step-by-step procedure, once I've checked it out myself.

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Hi,

Scene 4 begins once you return to MoonHell's bar via the browser.

I don't really understand what you call "executable" on Linux. I am testing the game in Ubuntu and have not encountered any problems. In addition, I have a Mac in addition to my PC. For Mac, just unzip the file, this will create the executable. If that doesn't create an executable, be sure to unzip through Mac's decompressor and not third-party software.

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Ok. I'm not entirely familiar with Linux. I'll pay more attention later. Thanks for the feedback!

No worries, if you're creating on Windows, it's something that's out of your power to change because Windows' File System works entirely differently and doesn't "know" something like an "Executable Bit" - as Linux and Mac OS do.

So,  it's easy to set the executable bit - in many Linux Distributions, you don't need to use the Terminal to set it, but just right-click the file, and then set the permissions in the "Properties" Menu.