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It’s asynchronous, indirect multiplayer but the classification here on itch is too limited to represent that properly. I chose the classification I believe best reflects the game’s multiplayer.
You can’t directly play like a two-player mode, though. Instead, players create custom NPC servants that can visit other players’ games to sell things and have sex with them.
Only the web version updates automatically. If you’re using the browser or windows version you have to download the new version. I can sometimes push small new updates or live events from the server, but I still need to update the client from time to time. Just download the game again to update it, all your settings and saves should carry over if you’re on the same system.
Rot will be the aura for the “curse” school of magic. It’s not in the game yet but it is planned. It’s actually one of the first magic schools I conceived of so that’s why rot has so many interactions already despite not being available to the player.
A school empowered by the sun is an interesting idea. Earth magic could be cool too.
Here’s the breakdown: https://outsiderartisan.miraheze.org/wiki/Editions_(Hex)
Basically the premium editions get updates in between major updates, they get early access to major updates, and they get bonus cosmetics. The Gold edition specifically also receives access to the offering box, which gives various bonus items and outfits for free.
But all story and erotic content will eventually come to the free edition.
Complete the quest [Holy Magic Arc: Serpent’s Sprial]: https://outsiderartisan.miraheze.org/wiki/Serpent%27s_Spiral
Complete the quest [Holy Magic Arc: Serpent’s Sprial]: https://outsiderartisan.miraheze.org/wiki/Serpent%27s_Spiral
So the Steam version only supports 64-bit operating systems. That may be it. You can hit Win+I then go to System > About. Then there should be something like a “system type.” If this is the problem, you may just need to try to refund, I don’t plan to add a 32-bit game version to Steam. If you aren’t able to get a refund, let me know, I’ll try to see if I can help you from my end.
If it’s not that your system is 32-bit, please let me know that, too. I’ll continue to investigate in that case.
Sort of both. You get access to the game at the time you become a patron and can redownload it as much as you want for as long as you remain a patron, and you can keep the game files you have downloaded, but if you’re not a patron anymore in the future and there’s an update, you won’t get access to the new version since you’re not a patron anymore. That said, development has slowed a bit, so updates will be less frequent (1-2 per year for the next few years is the plan). Does that make sense?
With the web version, since you don’t download anything, though, you do need to remain a patron to gain continual access to the patron edition of it.
You can also buy the game on Steam. That version is sort of a halfway point between the patron and free editions in terms of features, but you will gain permanent access to the game and all future updates. Here’s the breakdown on the wiki: https://outsiderartisan.miraheze.org/wiki/Editions
It is intended to be more challenging than the other defenses, but I am making some changes. In the current Patreon version the interaction now respects easy mode, and I also adjusted the timing a bit across the board. I also intend to add keyboard bindings for it, that’ll likely be in the next free release. I am able to do it on K&M but I made the game so I’m a poor judge of how hard or easy anything is, and many people have complained about it, so it’s definitely too hard.
I can definitely refine it and improve it in the future. Addressing the SP disparity is probably a good idea, but as the game matures and more and more goals get added, the amount of SP you miss in yuri mode will become less and less of a big deal, so it might just work itself out in the long run, but I’ll think about it. Adding more CGs is likely for all encounter types, including lesbian content. I also plan to add more encounter types, some of which will be lesbian or have lesbian only versions. For example, I plan to add a soap-land style “massage” encounter, which will have a lesbian version.
Yeah, it probably will. I don’t have any solid plans for bringing it to Steam at this time, but I’ll probably bring it to Steam once it’s done, or I may even do EA if I think the game is ready for it and I feel like I can do it in a way that’s fair to my patrons and free players. But nothing is for sure, yet.
You’ll need to copy paste to go to the link, but I’ll quote most of the page below: https://outsiderartisan.miraheze.org/wiki/Editions
I assume the paid version you mean is the Steam Edition. If so, the main thing you get compared to the Free Edition is access to all the premium outfits (and all future outfits) for $5.99, which isn’t a ton, but I think it’s priced appropriately. It’s also a good way to support the game with a one-time payment if you prefer that to Patreon.
Free Edition
The free edition of the game is available for free to the public and is the base edition of the game, featuring all “normal” content and features. Succubus Stories is primarily a free game, and the features exclusive the patron edition are mostly extras, like cheats and convenience features.
Patron Edition
The patron edition of the game receives new updates (but not patches or hotfixes) at least one week early. Additionally, new features and game systems are often released in a beta form to this edition first. For example, mod support and the hand-drawn art set both came to the patron edition first and remained exclusive to that version for some time.
In addition to early content, the patron edition also includes built-in cheats and convenience options, as well as exclusive outfits.
Steam Edition
The Steam Edition is available on Steam for $5.99. The Steam Edition differs from the other editions in the following ways:
- The Steam Edition comes with support for Steam achievements and a set of five cute avatars depicting the game’s major characters.
- All 15 previously released Patreon-exclusive outfits will be included in the Steam Edition.
- Players must unlock the non-premium outfits in the same way as they are unlocked in the Free Edition, but premium outfits are unlocked from the start.
- The existing built-in cheats and “convenience features,” like being able to shut off certain types of emergencies, will remain exclusive to the Patron Edition.
- The Patron Edition will continue to generally receive major updates about one week early, though the pace of updates will be slow going forward.
- The Steam Edition will receive all future Patreon-exclusive content and outfits at no additional charge.
- Compared to the Free Edition, the Steam Edition comes with Steam integrations like achievements, and access to all 15 premium outfits (plus all future premium outfits).


