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there is some in the public , but the proper full gallery is for patreon supporters of the game development.

It was good, thansk for sharing. I like how it captures the same atmosphere. I picked up the work on mine as well, and fun fact I use Godot as well (started on Unity then switched it all over ^_^' ). I hope I can upload a prototype before the fall, but I struggle with a bunch of things haha.

Good on you. Another Roshutsu fan that got inspired ? I got my own one in the oven but hard to progress lol. Well done ! Will enjoy it and get that motivation back !

Amazing game, oozing personality. well don

Great work. already addictive gameplay. I see some pathfinding weirdness with companions sometimes in the house, but overall, VERY good! will look to buy.

nice and good luck! More games in this niche is always a plus.
If it is revolving around a train (1 dimensional track), then perhaps you could even make it a 2 dimensional game (with 3D assets stills), so the player goes from one side ot the next.

Quality! Thanks for this. Happy to support.
Keep up and keep having fun doing it!

Just found this. Have to say, absolutely shining with style. Hats off, this is amazing! Now I'll get back into it :-) The paperclips are a bit tricky to "stick" sometimes, (played in webGL, will try a download see if this is smoother)

Lewdware?

keep up the good work, your game is very well crafted.

Keep up the good work. One of the most glorious games with open world dynamic mechanics and replayability. 

Banger ahead... Wishlisted!

Keep it up!!

Such a great game.. kudos to the team. It's like one of the deepest/richest NSFW game I ever played

A new successor to Roshutsu (RIP), always welcome.

I love how you make these games based on the Princess & Conquest characters / lore... it makes that world even more alive.

Well many of us wanted Roshutsu to continue, glad you love it and take the torch.

Omg this looks and sound phenomenal! How did I not see this until now ? Keep it up, you got an incoming customer right here.

Great project, good work so far. Thanks for sharing all this.

Same my dude

Then you are probably familiar with project delays... and how they can happen rather easily.

You don't work in IT, do you...
+ "unforeseen issues".
Just one week more, it's alright.