That's great news! Thanks so much! I will most certainly keep my eyes open in the future for your work. You the dev!. Thumbs up.
"...so your feed back and any will be helpful." ... okay if you're sure...I hope you're in the mood to read and have nothing better to do...:
"As far as feedback for Rain, well I don't really have much to go of off since I was only able to play the very outdated 15-20min. "demo" version. here is everything I have to say about it though from an open mind standpoint"
How I found your games: "Needless to say both Rain & Fui's forest peaked my interest and thus I gave them a test run while scrolling for new games on itch. I actually did not know they were made by the same dev until after I already tried them while reading one of the update forms I came across. A link on itch showing "Other games made by Ecchi games." That's a cool feature. I guess that would fall under marketing feedback on how I heard of your games. Besides that I simply stumbled upon them while scrolling through itch games tagged "adult" As for coming across itch. Funnily enough I came to this website after a google search for another game entirely completely unrelated. From there I made my account on itch and started scrolling through tags. I had no idea at all about the games other than what the icon & pictures showed of your games until reading their description and trying them out for myself. That's saying something. You must be doing something right if I came across them by sheer chance like that. I tend to check the recently added, and popular & new categories. So in updating something of your content it seems to move it to the front of the list again. This is a good thing for any devs that got buried from neglecting their games or haven't been able to kick out an update recently for various reasons whether it be work, family, health, or other. And the rest is history or so they say. "
A Personal Disclaimer? I am not a game tester or gaming professional and do not try to intentionally break games to accurately report what is wrong with them and why. Neither am I one to complain about it. If I don't like something, I don't play it. Simple. If asked I will say what I don't like & or do like. I am simply a grateful recreational game player, that plays games during my free time to enjoy spare time all the more. Sometimes I come across bugs by accident. Most the time I don't report them or care to as most players don't. But when I come across a game that I find interesting or I feel it could really use some form of help. Or maybe I just take a personal liking to it for whatever reason. I try my best to give that game/ developer helpful feedback from the state it is in at the time however I can. But only if I want to. Got to maintain that need for free will somehow after all. Mainly I play games for the fun of them and certainly not for the feeling of a job or that deep grind. Games are meant to be fun, not work. If I wanted to work I'd go to a job and get paid. So with that being said, feel free to disregard any feedback that is not in line with what you already got now, you can't use, or isn't helpful whatsoever. And remember, you are the dev. Only you know how the game was meant to be depicted and received by the community. If something isn't working the way it should then perhaps it's time to listen to the players and make a change accordingly. Take a vote, hold a poll whenever you are uncertain of a choice. If it makes sense and it is intended however, leave it be. Hence the saying "If it isn't broke, don't fix it." This is you're world after all, your creation. You are the god. Even our own reality was left intentionally or coincidentally broken here and there... although we didn't get a vote, yet here we are. The cogs are still turning, for now... "Make the best of what you have until you can make it better." "Inspiration can come from the most unlikely of places." This is the least that I can do for letting us, the player, play the game for free. Sadly I couldn't afford it at this time if I wanted to nor do I have the appropriate rig to play it on even if I did Have it. I mainly just jump from one simple game to the next (Simple to play but not to make) to try them out and do something with my free time other than sleep my life away but I am making a list of the ones I do eventually want to buy. Hopefully completed and not abandoned by the time I get around to it, if ever... but that's besides the point.
The following advice is simply feedback of an overview of the game and how I personally felt about it. I am not asking nor demanding any of the following to actually be changed. If anything, they are ideas to consider, advice & wisdom, and suggestions to make the game better overall. #Feedback. Now that I got that statement out of the way, here goes:
Device used at the time: My 250$ store bought laptop was not able to handle a more recent version I tried to install. The game would hang & then just crash after around 20 seconds any time I tried to leave the weapons room. Probably just an unstable version of sorts or more likely my pc couldn't load everything fast enough and the crash handler closed the game due to a time out. This happened 3 times in a row so I uninstalled it and gave up. I'm not running a gaming rig or anything close to it anyway. Most the time I can get along with a laptop but it has trouble running any 3D game even on 3D games low settings. It barely, barely ran Bioasshard on the games lowest settings and that is pushing it to it's limits. The laptop was able to run the version of Rain on itch on the second to lowest setting without fps drops. Yeah, yeah, don't pick too much fun, being poor sucks, everyone knows this. Not everyone can even afford even that much though so I'm still grateful of what I do have. it's better than nothing after all. And believe me, I know what that's like too, all too well. So here's what I think about what I was able to play from the old version on itch without getting into performance problems caused by a shitware laptop in the next comment.