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Indeed.  I liked it so much that after discovering it on here, I went to Patreon and subscribed there and found there hadn't been an update in years.  I had some serious buyer's remorse given the price and I guess still do.  When Patreon asked in that survey why I cancelled, I filled it out under Other and told them. Don't know if that even matters.  Now before doing something like that, I make sure they are still active.  That part's on me.  But if they haven't been active in years, they shouldn't be accepting new subscriptions.  It really made me angry at the time and while I might be willing to play it again if a Free Version completed the game, dropping another dime on it is inconceivable to me.

Okay thanks.  I look forward to the full releases.  I ask these questions because in the past I've bought games after seeing a video or a few videos, and liked it at first, but then had buyer's remorse afterwards.  Sometimes even short demos produce this result.  While in contrast I've played games that were released in a chunk for free (like an extended demo) and by a certain point, I knew I wanted more and did not regret the eventual purchase no matter it be early access or full release.  So, thank you again for taking the time to answer some questions.

Okay. Thanks for the response!  Gives me insight to the business model.  Does this apply to Magic Academy as well?

So, what's the difference between the free versions on itch and paid versions other than supporting the development team?  Just curious.

The writing and character interaction were great.  Animations are a nice touch on the scenes.  Eager for the next update!