I clicked the game download button several times and it worked every time.
GoodbyeHappiness
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Hi. I somehow missed the comment above.
To be honest, if you follow that logic, then a huge portion of games tagged as ‘sandbox’ aren’t really sandbox games at all. I added that tag to my game because players themselves already tend to think that a game like this is a sandbox. I don’t want to make my game linear. I do plan to add additional activities and things like that, but even then it still wouldn’t really be a true sandbox. A lot of people just interpret that term as a game with freedom of movement and some extra activities, even though in the end you’re still doing pre-planned quests and reaching one of the predefined endings anyway.
I just tried going through this segment in fullscreen mode for the first time. I do have a second monitor, and I can move the cursor onto it without minimizing the game. I completed this segment without any issues, since you don’t need to shake the icon across the entire screen. Moving the mouse back and forth within about 1 cm is enough to clear this scene.
That brings up another question about your monitor — it’s not a 16:9 aspect ratio, right? Are you running the game in fullscreen on a monitor with an aspect ratio wider than 16:9?
Hola. Gracias por el comentario, te agradecería mucho si además le dejaras una valoración al proyecto en itch.io.
No, el proyecto no está abandonado. La actualización se está retrasando porque últimamente tengo muchas cosas que hacer fuera del ordenador.
P. D.: No se puede vivir mucho tiempo con 14 $ en Patreon, así que tengo que trabajar en algo más aparte del juego
Hi again.
Bro, how did you do that? Seriously, I don’t understand. How? I honestly have no idea why this thing isn’t working for you. I can’t fix your save because I simply don’t understand what exactly I’m supposed to fix.
I can only offer you this option: I’ll release an update soon, and ideally you should start playing from the very beginning.
But if you remind me about yourself, I’ll give you a button that provides you with a lot of resources so you won’t waste time gathering them.
My game "The Seam" was shadowbanned.
https://goodbyehappiness.itch.io/the-seam
And damn, this isn’t just about NSFW content.
At any moment, you can just shout: “We’re protecting the children!”
And it almost doesn’t matter what the topic is.
Everyone seems to have forgotten that it’s the parents who are responsible for their kids and the content they consume.
If the parents don’t give a shit what their kid is doing online, then yeah — that same kid will end up doing all kinds of forbidden crap IRL by the time they’re twelve.
I get it — our frustration should probably be aimed at the payment processors who are making Itch.io scrub itself clean.
But at the same time, Itch.io shouldn’t just bend over and take it either without warning us.
Bro, that’s exactly what I said — Itch.io just wiped everything out completely, because up until now, that kind of content was barely moderated.
Now fixing the situation has become way harder. It was easier for them to just hide everything from search and start mass purging.
But couldn’t Itch have at least warned all the devs that someone had stepped on their balls?
They could have.
Then hundreds of devs would’ve fixed things on their own. After that, cleaning up the leftovers would’ve been way easier.
But now we’re left waiting for who-knows-what.
You know, I've never liked activists since childhood. The kind who try to pass off their personal opinions as universal truths. Collective Shout are one of those, and I fully understand their frustration — that even drawn girls get to have sex, while they don’t. But that doesn’t give them the right to strip fictional characters of sex, nor to take away our right to look at it.
Itch.io acted poorly — that's a fact.
Let’s not forget that the NSFW content rules have been around for a long time. They’re not new, everyone knows them well enough, and they “work” here just like on any other platform. But who actually moderated any of that? Exactly — no one. What are we even talking about, if I had to wait almost two months just to get my updated game re-indexed, even though it contained nothing forbidden.
So, naturally, along came those self-proclaimed “fighters for someone’s rights” — someone who isn’t even aware they supposedly need protecting, lol. And these “activists” started pointing at all the piles of shit that had been piling up on the platform for years. What did Itch do? They wiped out everything — nuked it all. Because apparently, cleaning up dried crap from the floor with just two and a half moderators isn't that easy.
Why am I writing all this?
Unfortunately, the only real way to make change happen is money. You either give it to someone or take it away — that’s how the situation shifts. Once someone started taking money away from Itch, they changed real fast. See where the true weak spot is?
And if this situation doesn’t get reversed, it won’t just affect NSFW content. Next, the activists will go after games where the grass isn’t green enough, or the sun doesn’t shine brightly enough — and those will be censored too.
The internet is already turning into a nursery with an age rating like LEGO: “0 to 100+ years.”
If this mess isn't fixed, you might choose to stay silent, but at the very least, don’t support this with your wallet. Because the lack of money is the only language this platform seems to understand right now.
We’ll wait to see what Itch does next. After that, we can talk boycotts and more — if needed. As a developer, I’m deeply invested in this too, and I’m waiting for your decision.
P.S.
Funny how a handful of activists who could all fit into one room can screw over an entire world — a world whose much louder voice can’t seem to push back.
I was publishing my game on this platform because I knew there were quite a few people here who no longer visit other sites to look for such games.
As for Itch.io itself — it annoyed me for just one single reason, but oh god, how much it annoyed me.
I'm talking about the Most Recent game category that works in some completely incomprehensible way.
For your game to appear there after an update, a planetary alignment practically needs to happen.
Specifically: the update has to be massive and it has to be reviewed by a moderator — a process that takes around a month (I waited two).
But now… I don’t know. If they don’t reverse this decision, Itch.io is in for hard times financially, and game developers might end up facing increased fees as Itch.io tries to cover its financial black hole.
I hope they’ll limit themselves to a set of rules for such content — which, technically, already exists, but Itch.io just didn’t give a damn about it until now.
If that’s the case, the platform will just get cleaned up.
But if they force creators to remove nudity altogether, then that’s straight-up f*cked.

