Use the fake one.
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Here's a link to the current changelog of the game.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b4i1W1JWfTWjpLOgGooTcwugkN8Qf0ov/view?usp=shari...
The public Demo version is labeled at 0.54.117. Can see all the changes made to the game since then.
No, we are not putting up a separate SFW version, it is just a separate page for the public demo of the game. This is so people can find the game on Itch. Since this page was delisted by itch due to payment processors forcing them to remove paid NSFW games from being searched.
This page, our main project page, will exist alongside the demo page and will still be updated as usual.
The Public Demo has it's own project page now. That's it.
Yes, the page will still receive updates, the only thing that has changed is our game being able to be found by searching on Itch itself, which has tanked our viewership of the page by a massive amount and severed our income from itch nearly completely.
I agree that if the game was taken down by Itch, it would be completely unfair to ask people who bought it here to pay a second time, however, we have no way ourselves to honor those purchases elsewhere.
I agree that it's extremely unfair, I understand that your suggestion means well and is coming from very valid frustration. However, if we were to verify every receipt via DMs on discord and Patreon we would need to verify nearly 500K receipts every 2 months (To prevent fraud) potentially for the next 5 years.
The best way to go about this would be for us to set up a customer service team using our support email to verify each receipt, which would put further strain on our resources and development in our already strained state.
Reasonably, let's hope that Uni does not get taken down now that it has been delisted.
Nutaku is on our list of potential websites we're going see about selling Uni on once it's completed.
For sites like that, that can reach a larger new audience I'd like the game to be as complete as possible for their first time experience. That's why our Steam page was going to be the public demo of the game and not the early access release version of the game.
Personally, I don't like Early Access for games, and if I could I'd release our games in a fully completed state from the get go with a demo beforehand. However, for independent game development it's just about the only way to get a game off the ground and running.
Your first experience with a game will always stick with you no matter how much it changes later on. Take No Mans Sky or Cyberpunk for example, games that released in horrible states and are STILL remembered for how horribly they launched.
Granted Cyberpunk still has it's issues that go beyond bugs, glitches, and poor QA, but that's a topic not meant for our itch comment section. XD
Through our Patreon or Subscribestar, these are where you can get access to the latest version of Uni the moment it releases and also where the majority of our development budget is determined.
Unfortunately, in the event that Uni is taken down there is no way for us to honor the $25 early access version we offer here.

