I’m not entirely sure regarding the passive gain of worms because of possible balance issues on combat, since more worms means more interruptions at the end of the turn, however the whole concept I think is good :).
This was not requested before :P. We tend to avoid body modification because it requires too many CG edits, unless they only apply to the Portrait, like the Pregnancy. If more people is interested in it we could consider it, but it would have to have some constraints.
If I understood correctly, you’re suggesting that with the amount of worms, the growth of worms is also affected? For example, if it is between 5-9 without worms, from 50+ would be 6-10 and as such with each increment?
Fair enough. The last point of the Story is finding out about the Red Hair member of the Survey team from Rumia. This is exactly where we’re at currently :).
We do have additional scenes and a new area currently (Field), which do not exist in the original, however, regarding Story progression per se, there is nothing else after the Red Hair mention.
From version 1.40 onward, we will be discontinuing the Map and Scene guides we maintain on Itch. I do not have much time available to tend to them on time nowadays, so instead, we’re moving that information onto a sort of wiki page which is public for editing.
That way, if people find stuff to be dated, missing or wrong, anyone can lend us an hand and they can update it themselves :).
No member of the team can be found at the moment, the story is not completed, so the last current point you can reach is learning about the red hair girl.
Progress is what advances the pregnancy, fullness is just a “fun” stat for representing the belly size.
The worm is also a bit tricky, because it doesn’t have a birth scene, whatt happens instead is that when the worm goes to 100% progress, the next time you go to sleep and have a worm scene, it will be a big worm, and the progress will be reset.
The problem you’re facing is regarding the “Check Updates” setting. For some reason, Windows 11 behaves differently when the game sends a message to Itch to ask what is the last available version. When this message fails because of connection issues or refusal, Windows 11 will send a different response to the game. Because of the different response, the game crashes when it receives it.
By disabling the “Check Updates” you effectively avoid the issue, but version 1.35 will have a permanent fix for this.
