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Thanks for your answers.

Now I also understand a little more about the Game and your development (what's Patreon and what's public/free version).

I was merely wondering about the Journal-Entries, that didn't show up all the info I thought were already "discovered" at the progression of the Game (magic spells - which I love the little Puzzle-Minigames to unlock the discovered ones for, btw. <3 - and just the descriptions of locations). The QuickTravel-Points kinda make sense for the most part - just having one in the Throne Room with the powerful Dragon Couple would be nice to be able to skip the long way through the hot Catacombs when we wanna visit them. ^_^

Do you think the Game will have a "finite" version or is it a "progressing project" like some others (like Lustful Desires and similar projects seem to be, for example)?
Since it would be nice to still see the naughty scenes animated and some developers - like Grizzly Gamer Studios with "Robin Morningwood" - also offered a one-time payment option for the final version relatively early here on Patreon, that was definitely a bit higher (around 32 or 39 € even), but allows to get every iteration/fresh version of the Game here afterwards. I really liked that option since I can save up to it and then spend it once and enjoy the full content of their work while also having contributed to the work involved.

And I don't know which platform you're developing the Game on: if you're developing on MacOS a Linux Version that's "built out of the Development Platform" should be working right away with some luck. If you're working/coding under Windows though, you might need to set an "executable bit" via chmod-command (some Linux Versions already support to do that via their integrated graphical UI-Browsers nowadays) to those files, that are supposed to be that since Windows File System doesn't "know" this function (only MacOS- and Linux have these).
But, it's a quite easy step to do and even if you're developing on Windows (which I presume since you only published a Windows-Version of the Game so far) and do have less experience under Linux, you could even boot to a Linux-USB-stick, that has enough space to copy the Game-files for Linux there,  change the necessary files' properties, zip/pack them and then publish them without the need to even change your working system.

Plus: Linux Communities are rather a helpful bunch of people for the most part, who might help you finding what you need - even though you might wanna mention, that you prefer the least intrusive/complex solution ^_^ sometimes.

Cheers and looking forward to what you're gonna do with it. I've got a couple of Games with native Linux Versions (Grove, Forest of Love 2 and a couple of others), that run really smoothly on my Manjaro System now, even though Grove needed a rename of a certain folder, since Linux-(and MacOS)File-System(s) are cas-sensitive, which Windows is not necessarily (depending on the file-system used and obviously addressing in Windows also works without caring for case-sensitivity still when it is under NTFS) so.

P.S.: The craft-able clothes for the cute mouse-companion do show up, but not for the player's character - it only ever shows itself in the rags from the original character creation screen (at least with the human I chose).
And while my dog-companion got 2 more skillpoints even after having been maxed-out, Mouse-boy missed one to fill up the whole skill-tree completely (known issue?).
I'm not sure if I mix something up with this since there are a couple of Games out there with that mechanic and in yours the only Skill I found was "Fantasize", that kinda allows some naughtiness to be deliberately acted out (with the cost of losing the fight though). So, had you ever or might you ever consider implemented/-ing a "seduce"-skill to also win fights sexually/erotically instead of with violence (magic/melee)?
That would be kinda really cool, but if you don't intend it because it would add significant complexity to the whole code, I'm sure, I very much understand you when you'd rather not and leave that out since the Gameplay/-mechanic is already pretty complex so far (I'm s a sucker for complexity though since it makes progress less predictable and more exciting - why I'm asking ;-P ).

Sorry for the long text though, I tried to keep it precise though and hope I didn't babble too much insignificant stuff besides the important one. ^_^