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That's the Android version 0.2.2, right? Hmm... that's strange, because it works on my Poco X3 Pro and on the Android VM on my PC. If you're on Android, what smartphone model and Android OS version are you using to play? I can try to emulate that setup on my PC and see if I can reproduce the black screen.

You need to breed the slime. Here are the steps:

* Give the spoiled food to the slime near the shore of the small oasis (or, if you've already given the food, just pet it through the dialogue).
* Reach max milk.
* Sleep to trigger the slime encounter.
* Go through slime gestation and birth.
* Your new "child" will now appear in your inventory and can be used on the web door to access the underground area.

But underground area is still in development right now, I've just finished the model for the underground race to use, I’ll need some time before the next part is playable.

That part is still in development right now... I've just finished the model for the underground race to use in the animations (it turned out more complex than I had imagined), so I'll need some time before the next part is playable.

Yes, it's planned for some encounters, but no: gestation is one of the core mechanics to progress in the game. Also, her virginity was lost a long time ago, well before the crash on this planet.

After hours, I finally found the bug: a bad naming in the sprite sheet asset... my bad...

And thanks for reporting it!

On August 2nd, the public update (version 0.1.1) will be released - marking the end of the Canyon Act!

1. For now, nothing happens — but in the future, you'll be able to plant the seed and command it to grow tentacle-like roots to climb the wall and escape from the canyon.
But once you reach the top, you’ll discover you’re surrounded by desert, with an oasis in the distance (and a signal from your old ship, much farther away than the oasis).To reach it, you'll need to carry supplies - but the food you eat doesn’t last long, and the fruit spoils quickly.That’s where the lactation system (currently in development) comes into play, working as a food storage mechanic (and it's linked to other mechanics, which is why I need some time to develop this part properly. This release is mostly to see if everything works well without major bugs.).

2. Yes, but not yet. At this stage, I want to get all the core mechanics working properly and (hopefully) bug-free, while continuing to develop the story.

3. In Act 1 (the oasis) and later acts, you'll be able to find and craft clothes, but you can choose to stay naked.
As for a jungle theme - maybe for Act 3? I haven’t decided on the biome yet.

4. Yes and no: in this world, space explorers are highly enhanced humans with modifications and implants — kind of like mini space marines. So they’re already strong by default.
They also have suits/armor with integrated exoskeletons, managed by their AI — but these were left behind on the ship (which still exists and is part of the eventual escape plan).

5. There are four acts:
Act 0 – The Canyon: A tutorial area that introduces the core mechanics, tone, and setting.
Act 1 – The Oasis: Here you discover remnants of an ancient civilization and their biotech technology. You'll also meet the first humanoid alien — not right away, though, as they're hiding and connected to that lost civilization.
Act 2 – The Journey: After finding a way to cross the desert, you’ll face various obstacles along the way.
Act 3 – The Escape: You find your old ship (or what’s left of it) and must figure out how to repair it and leave the planet.

6. No, sorry... This is the first game I’ve ever made.

Over the past few months, I’ve been learning Blender, Aseprite, and GDScript for Godot. So this is literally my first real project.
My background is in development (web apps, management software, and other boring stuff), but I’ve always dreamed of making a game — not just any game, but a naughty one! And here we are! XD

Yeah, it's needed to quickly grow certain types of your "children" (a controlled baby alien isn't as useful as a fully grown one).
There will also be different types of milk used to progress or solve specific puzzles.

But like I said, these are planned for future acts - that’s why I need to develop the foundation of the lactation system now, so I don’t end up rewriting too much code later.

Yup! In Act 1, you’ll encounter a humanoid native species (though not immediately - you’ll need to find their village first).
To progress the story, you’ll have to create and control a native alien using your new “power.”
There’s also a breast-based "flora pregnancy" involved in Act 1.
The canyon is Act 0, and it’s designed to introduce the core mechanics and the strange world you’ve crash-landed into.

Yes, you're right — but for now they’re mostly placeholders, just to test whether the menus, in-game scenes, and animations behave consistently with the new changes (there are still some bugs in certain parts).