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0.5 - Soft Launch - December 9, 2025:

• Created

0.5.1 - December 10, 2025

• Fixed material issues in preview render
• Fixed some flipped normals, organization, and positioning errors in the office door models

0.5.2 - December 11, 2025

• Fixed more issues in the office doors
• Added .blend files, will continue if I can negotiate file size limits with itchio

0.5.2.1

• Realized I forgot to unwrap one of the office door doorknob bases sorry :(

0.5.2.2 / 0.5.2.3 / 0.5.2.4/ 0.5.3 - December 12, 2025

• Fixed missing materials on a few faces
• Changed some naming and vertex painting, redid a model slightly
• Added exit sign

0.5.3.1 / 0.5.3.2 / 0.5.3.3 / 0.5.3.4 - December 13, 2025

• Fixed some missing shading modifiers, and fixed vertex coloring and topology on some meshes

W dev

Idk pews look like pretty comfortable sleeping spots.

I feel like you shouldn't have to reload completely every time after dying, it makes the game take forever to load.

Also how do you close the shop?

Itch.io seems to have just evaporated the comment section so I guess I'll just make a topic.

Spoiler warning? I guess? Don't really like adding those but of course it's gonna cover the game.

-Was a bit shorter than I expected, though I'm not exactly complaining.

-While feeling a bit underimplemented, the ticket system is a cool concept, and having a hub of sorts.

-Though I do feel it should be clarified where you can backtrack for tickets, I would've spent forever roaming the convention hall if I didn't think to replay the intro and scour it for them.

-Wish there was a way to adjust the amount of visual noise present short of outright disabling it, I genuinely thought the game had a graphical downgrade for a bit because of how heavy it is.

-The waterpark area had slight amounts of strangeness, mainly in the behavior of the smaller slides; the layout of the "water resevoir" section had me a bit confused, coming from the demo it really feels like I skipped something by accident; also the pal introduced in that level had a bit of a (well maybe two) moment(s) where I could just stare at him because I hadn't touched his disappearance trigger yet.

-There was a bit of z-fighting in the ceiling vents, a place where you could see through the side of a model in the theater, and a bit of misplaced ground texture in the "store area" (Nitpick, I know)

-The villain aptly named "villain" in the credits was a surprise, not in a positive or negative way yet, just curious on where this will head.

Overall, did me staying up all day waiting for this game to release pay off? Hell if I know. Really nice work you've accomplished for a free time project.

Ok I love Anemoiapolis but "indie game of the year" sounds like a bit of an overstatement, though I'll wait for release.

As someone who has like no interest in 90% of the things this game is about, this is one of the best things I've ever seen/played.

Cool swag, got stuck later on by accidentally warping to a different room with the wormhole but I would say that only improved the experience

I got over the wall in the gated house.

The pistol animation reminds me of RE7.

It would be cool if this was ported to flash/web.gl/html and could be played in a browser.

nvm i just had to make a paypal account

what?

I paid for the game but I can't seem to find the download for it.