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no worries, once you download the game on Windows, you will need to extract the files out of the zipped folder (if u are not sure how to do this, there are some tutorials on Google) once the files are extracted you should have a new folder with the game and it's content, then open the folder and the game file should have a knight icon, that's what you will want to launch. if you are still having trouble, please feel free to send me a screenshot and I can point you in the right direction.

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the final build release will be for Mac as well I am so sorry for the trouble in the meantime. the way we'd have to authenticate a Mac build to even run on Mac is is a bit of a lengthy process, it's funny because the old engine we used with Ren'py could just do it but I'll need to pay real money this time around to get Macs to run the game, so it'll most likely be closer to the game's release 🥲

thank you 🥺

hello, thank you for the kind words! day 3 out of 7 is currently in development and you can follow along with future demo builds via patreon or occasional behind the scenes on discord.

https://discord.com/invite/9fajwShkmM

Literally most epic ever

I'm really grateful you took the time to do this, thank you for the kind words! 

DATE KNIGHT: A KNIGHT DATE NIGHT DATING SIMULATOR is 76% funded on indiegogo. And there's a demo you can play right now. For Free(tm).

DATE KNIGHT is a visual novel following you, a Knight-in-training, attending the prestigious Knight University to graduate to become a true, genuine knight in shining armor.

The island of Jeannestown is filled with colorful characters each with their own aspirations and troubles. Meet them and grow closer to uncover their conflicts and overcome them as your relationships blossom into something more...

Hmm, in that case maybe you could look into having both options??? Like being able to choose a gamemode where you can't save or can save!

This has got some real nice art in it! Mind if i ask what engine you're using to make it? (Because if I may suggest using Ren'py... that automatically comes with a built in save function..!)