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This is a scam, don't click the link!

I don't know about the executable version of the game, but even though I usually don't really like the web versions of adult games because private mode prevents you from saving, this one is an exception (as it is the most up to date version)
No clue as to how I'm supposed to run it once I download it, however, when I use the Itch.io launcher, starting the game opens a new window, as if it was its own app. (Basically the itch app is its own browser, so if you prefer to separate your clean browsing history from your private one, I'd suggest downloading the Itch app)

Any alternative platforms in mind?

Background music is kind of a big deal?!

Where's the drum roll?!

It’s not something you see often… usually a lot of media either scrapes a sort of wall of eroticism from either direction, where committing to the explicit content implies a bunch of things you won’t see in suggestive media. But this game can apparently just phase through that wall. It’s a feat in and of itself.

I very much enjoy being able to relate to and reflect upon my academic path in the same game where a furry stalker would alternatively stumble upon my homework folder. Player agency in visual novels seldom to often have to be sacrificed, but the range here is truly impressive.

I just got back to this and I replayed Act 2 for a refresher, feel like I should point this out. On my first playthrough, I was genuinely immersed with the story, involved with the characters and related heavily with the events. All to say that walked past every possible horny opportunity. But I remember frowning upon a piece of dialogue that kinda broke the illusion for me.

On my “virgin route”, this suggestion instantly made me remember that I was playing an adult game, which don’t get me wrong, I chose to do… but it kinda removed from the otherwise flawless immersion.

I understand that this is first and foremost an adult game and only a minor mistake that probably doesn’t really need fixing, but the way it was worded oddly contrasts the rest of the dialogue.

What does the dubious creature do?
It followed me around, I led it to the other fish in the room, I saw it after getting stung twice and ate balloon shrooms... I'm not sure if I'm missing something here...

This is a 5-star game even before being an adult game

If you feel burnt out from a project, it probably means it's time to stay away from it. If you push yourself anyway, you might end up hating it.

What I'd suggest is : Focus on small, new projects/prototypes to practice skills you weren't focusing on previously (I'd recommend UI or sound, don't underestimate text based gameplay!)
Then when you feel like it, come back to MoC, either update it with knowledge you've gained, or even remake it from a fresh project file!

I won't pretend like I'm a sage in the domain, you already seem to be doing great on your own, but from a creator to another, enjoy your break first.
Burnout sucks 10× more than the guilt you may get when taking a break.

I cannot get the password prompt to disappear.

Clicking on the "back" button gives visual and audio feedback, but nothing else changes

Next time your health is at risk, please don't bother wrapping up a build to publish it...
While I do appreciate the effort you make to keep us informed, I'd be much more concerned about the severity of your condition than a delayed release.
Take care

No it's a feature

Been stuck there for a while too
I put it in the easiest mode & farmed for points to increase strength stat.
went direcly under the head & spammed the blue magic, trying to avoid as much spit as possible
once the magic depleted, switched to purple and continued
got a bit of blue back until I spammed it again, turns out it was enough to defeat it