The game is made in RenPy, which is an game engine that usually used for visual novel type of game. The game itself contains pre-rendered scene and full-motion picture cutscene. The reason why the file size is big because of the resolution of pre-rendered assets is in Full-HD (1920x1080) and uncompressed (webp file, with average 1mb/pre-rendered image, videos ranging 1-60mb).
You can play this in old computer that support OpenGL or low spec notebook. As long as it doesn't had any trouble playing FHD resolution video, it should be fine.
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Alright, I think you guys have a pretty solid explanation. Thanks, you two!
Anyway, is there other alternatives to download the game? I am in no position to download 11 GB straight. I am wondering if I there's a way I can download it part by part (preferably 6-7 parts, so there will be like 1-2 GB each part).
As far as i know, i dont think you can. Since this game is free, no "warez" site that will chop down the file for download. However, back when i still cant have a fiberoptic internet, i just download game in free public wifi from the phone and transfer it later to PC.
Or find a download manager that can resume download with new link (you have to retrieve new download link each time you have to continue download game in this site here)
Downloading from phone is also what I am trying to do. Sadly, my phone can't fit 11 GB file, unless I wiped everything clean. Do you think the dev will listen if I ask them to also upload the game in several parts?
Also, the game has patch, right? So, I don't have to download another 11 GB to update the game?
Oh, I am planning to play it on PC, actually. It's just my PC doesn't have an internet connection. So, every time I want to download game for my PC, it will be done through my phone. Also, the internet here is not always stable all the time. Being able to download a GB file is already a great thing for me. So, I was thinking maybe you could also provide a download in several RAR or ZIP parts. I don't mind an external file hoster, like Google or Mega, for it. That way, a failed download attempt is not so fatal.
Anyway, thanks for the response!