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I'd love to support this game. But i already have a few games I'm supporting through patreon. There is also the case that opening 1 of those. Will put an invisible timer over your head. People will expect constant updates of some kind. And if to many of them are something along the lines of. "Sorry! Have more schoolwork and studying to deal with! No game for you." Then...yeah, you'll slowly lose more and more people as time rolls along.

This game is full of passion though, so I only hope for the best. I'm sure things will work out in the end. Even if we have to be more patient about it.

All downloads are 1000% safe. Ryanshow has been around for quite a while now. If he wanted to just plant bugs on people's computers. They had multiple opportunities to do so by now. From 'less credible' places to boot, like Aryion.

I get wanting to be cautious. But to be honest. It's not as if downloading straight from ANY site. Is exactly safer than downloading it from some other external place.

(I'm not a computer nerd, so I don't have exact faith in what I say next.) If anything, having an external download lessens the risk of malware. I feel as if it's much easier for someone to plant a bug. If they themselves have less hoops to jump through. Such as of course, straight downloads from Itch.io.

Absolutely incredible game! Basic, to be sure, a finger workout routine as well. But all in all a good game~

My only complaint would be a lack of a bigger belly. The slight opening of the robe is cute, but it also feels a bit...unrealistic, put bluntly. But that's just a small critic.

Lol, subtle, very subtle.

I can see where you're coming from. This game does make you put your items to use. But I wouldn't say the entire game is outright ridiculously tough. The worst fights are usually when the hero is by their lonesome. (Unfortunately, the case for about 50-60% of the game.) Then the actually difficult fights are in the coliseum. They were explicitly made to be rather challenging, but of course, not outright impossible. Bluntly speaking, I believe Mr. doo(d), wanted players to come back to the coliseum for a later challenge. Rather than experience what you went through. Which was basically, using all your items, just to survive and win even a single fight.

Aside from the coliseum though. I can't really say if you're doing something wrong. This game does have some luck to its fights. But it doesn't make the game outright give some players Hard difficulty and others Easy mode. If anything, the game should be outright easier. Once you reach its current end (chapter 3) as from that point on. We hopefully have a more permanent teammate by our side.

True...true... But we all have to just wait and see I suppose. In the end. I fully trust the dev, they've always been great in this game's creation. Even the few times 1 of my idea's somewhat matched theirs. Their end product was far better than whatever image I had in my head.

>-> riiiiiiiiight. Totally.

'Impossible' boss challenge aside. I am just excited to see where this game goes. This has been a rather enjoyable game, story and all. I can't even remember the last time I went out of my way to talk to NPC's. The dialogue and jokes in this game, however. Made me go out of my way to talk to almost everyone (aside from a few mind clones, sorry not sorry Mindina.)

Even the 'last second decision' to cut some corners on chapter 3's story. Was honestly a good call. Just because of how many new mechanics were being explained. Before Juliana got tossed into puzzle city. (Those portals...they haunt my dreams...) Jokes and slight headache aside. It was fun and pretty well timed for its ending, in my opinion.

Only thing i didn't quite like. Was having to now manage mana AND Hp throughout a fight. 'Wasting' healing items (mostly apples) just to get enough magic for an extra powerful punch. Makes me really hope we might get some straight 'mana healing' items. Or perhaps a vore skill that lets us leech enemy magic? <3

That is always an option as well Lol. Weirdly though I've never been hurt by the enemies I've nommed. Just watched their struggles and (very rarely) escape from the stomach. Another reason why it felt as if the debuff skill was quite lacking.

No problem. That's why I reloaded my save in the first place. Thank goodness for magic and strange crystals that save memories <3.

I don't wish to sound like a know it all. Let alone tell you how to make your game. So most certainly, take what I say with a grain of salt.

To also clarify. I did get the skills after rebooting my Save. I'm not sure if I did anything different to explicitly earn the skills this time around. I lvl'd up in both of my Saves. Just this time around, I got the skills and the first time I played. The skills failed to show up.

Anyway. The main reason that boss is difficult. Isn't because of skills or lack thereof. It is as I was saying, because the enemy is very close to the Hero's level in...basically everything. So, it basically becomes a fight of back and forth slapping. Until the other mobs come in and you have to change up your strategy of spamming the attack button.

It's not as if the skills themselves are bad. I can see how useful they would be. They just aren't useful for that boss specifically. The healing skill is better at maintaining your Hp at a certain point. Rather than outright healing you. 

(Quite literally I think, at most, I healed about 5 whole Hp. If the boss didn't guard and so I got to heal a full 40+ Hp. Boss does about 40 dmg, the healing skill does about 40+ healing. So yeah. Not exactly a healing skill in this fight particularly.)

 The debuffing/attack skill is also just not useful. Mainly because it only applies those debuffs to an 'immobile enemy' who is already taking dmg each turn. It also feels rather pointless, in my case specifically, as the enemies rarely escape the stomach. I can't vouch for others. But obviously, if I feel as if an enemy is just slowly dying and incapable of hurting me. With basically no chance of escaping. I don't see much of a reason to use that particular skill.

It becomes an uphill battle however. If you don't go into the fight with the full stat boosts, you gained from the 2 previous fights. Even losing 1 stage of weight makes it feel way more challenging. I also believe it's because this fight has just 1 hero. In classic RPG's you have the team and a dream. The tank, the attacker and of course, the healer. Everyone has their role and an action to do their assigned tasks. In this case, you have 1 person juggling all of those roles. Which is a challenge in of itself. Having to question every action you make. "Do I heal? Should I guard? Can I get away with an attack?" This is what it felt like when going through the fight. Especially throughout chapter 3 as most of those fights were also solo and quite difficult.

So, to sum it all up. The main and true reason why this fight is particularly hard. (In my opinion, which you can fully disregard.) Is because of the chance that you lose the boosted stats. Take a little too long in exploring the dream. And you basically throw away your chance at winning that fight, let alone with ease. The skills themselves don't particularly help or worsen the fight. It's more about the fact that you're fighting alone. And Juliana isn't exactly the more capable fighter of her current team. I barely used the skills even when I had acquired them. And still had a relatively easy time with the fight. Its main difficulty arrives at the very end of it. When the boss is at 150-170 hp and summons 2 mobs. That's an extra 40 or so dmg Juliana is getting hit by. And if your Hp is relatively close to the boss's at that point in time. Well, that's not exactly ideal. And since your 'main source of healing' does a better job of just keeping you alive. You're more likely to be the same Hp as the boss.

That's why I recommended giving players a medium potion, if anything. Using that so they can easily tank 2-3 turns of attacks. Nom 1 of the enemies. Finish off the boss. And casually defeat the other mob.

But it is your game and I trust your judgment with it. I'm merely another of the voices that is speaking their mind.

While waiting, I went ahead and reused the same Save I was talking about. It's close, but you have enough steps to get everything. Maintain your stats and fight the boss. Can't Save again after picking every little trinket up though. You'll lose a stage of weight.

That all being said. I think I've realized a simple enough solution to this 'impossible' challenge. The main reason this boss feels so difficult, is mainly because you're on equal footing, sort of. The hero does 50 dmg, the boss does 40. Boss has 400+ Hp, Hero has 500+ Hp. If it was as simple as spamming attack. Then you would be able to win every time. However, since the boss spawn's other mobs. You have to focus on doing more than just attacking. Regardless of what you do exactly. You'll wind up getting into (or close enough) risky health territory. Around the time the boss spawns even more mobs.

I think an easy enough solution to avoid this. Is 'rewarding' the player with a medium potion. From the tutorial guard you save in your first fight. You'll be close to full health again. The boss will be pretty weak. Unless you then get a severe case of bad luck. Should be able to just do whatever and win the fight. Of course, can't guarantee that players will try to hoard it. Use it too early, etc. But it is better than nothing and mostly just a 'quick and easy' fix. In my opinion at least.

Sorry, that was slightly mis-phrased. What I meant to ask/say. Was that I abandoned 1 save, as it wasn't possible to defeat the boss. Using another save, in which, I hadn't picked up the shards. Running straight to the boss while still having stat boosts. In which case, I defeated it and was removed from the dream.

To confirm. In my newest save, I didn't pick up the shards before exiting the dream. So, my question was. Is that particular area, inaccessible from now on. Therefore, the shards and whatever else may be there. Forever gone? OR. Is it that area eventually comes back? 

The boss itself isn't exactly easy. But with the boosted stats, it is quite possible. You unfortunately lose those if you run around too much. So that's why I used another save and went straight to the boss.

Seeing as 5 other people have been talking about it already. I won't say obvious and repeated things. 

For starters, i'd like to pose a simple enough question. During the dream that has our 'unlikely hero' fighting to save a town. I noticed 2 shards and had picked them up. In a different Save file that was...all but impossible to use. Due to the circumstances around the accidentally difficult fight against a certain slimey boss. 

Within another save however. I was able to move past that boss. Due to the fact that I hadn't lost any weight and therefore any boosted stats I had gained. So, my question is thus. Are those shards now gone forever? Or will I have the chance to pick them up at a later point in time? 

Very excited for all of this when it hits public! That being said, I do have to say. 'Item Soul' doesn't sound very fitting. I'm not sure if there is an image for them. Let alone if they are meant to look like souls. So, i'm making these suggestions under the assumption that it isn't the case.

1. Scraps. (In the sense that the armor that should have been dropped by the enemy. Was too beat up or generally damaged and so, all you got was the scraps of what it once was.)

2. Materia. (Just straight up ripping off the name from FF7. But it does have a nice ring to it.)

3. Schematic Data and (as a change to the name 'sparks') Meta-Data. (This would obviously have better theming. If the idea was instead crafting your own armor rather than recycling 'useless junk'. I can admit though, that's a lot of pointless work. Just to make names more fitting.)

Absolutely! They've been incredible for totality mode. Honestly, a lot of the new capstones are just crazy good. Defense has pretty much been the only challenge (for me) in totality mode. Especially early on. But now it feels like I'm playing regular mode with just bit more to deal with, in general. To be fair though, I spend a lot of my time playing difficult games. So, finding ways to beat hard enemies is a bit of my style. 

Not that i'm playing this game for difficulty anyway. It's just an amazing game <3.

To give some clarity for the creator. Or for anyone else who is merely curious. 

(As when I made the original post. It close to midnight, I think. And my brain was only operating at 50% full functionality.)

My critics are coming from running nothing but pred based skills. So aside from the obvious fact that the game would be easier. If I had more health/attack/armor or anything built for survival. I'm mostly just giving my thoughts, based on that side of things.

Using actual skills that boost your survival, let alone anything rupture based. The game is pretty easy as long as you don't panic. I even beat the new planets second boss with (somewhat surprising) ease. In totality mode. Trying to fight with nothing but my gut is the main issue I'm having. Which isn't even an issue, just a weird obsession I have Lol. (And of course my bad luck when it comes to equipment rolls.)

If anything. I'd say the second boss only needs to have 1 of the enemies removed from its spawn pool. Not necessarily that it needs to spawn less grunts. Having to deal with an enemy that shoots a rupturing icicle. An enemy that spawns a root on your position. And an enemy that is tanky while also having rupture-based attacks. All the while fighting a boss that just keeps spawning more of them while attacking you. Just a bit much, even for long-time gamers. (My vote would be the tanky grunt being removed. Just because he's the arguable oddball of the spawn pool.)

Anyway, still love the game and eagerly await further updates~.

Correct. Some bosses, however, require you to lower their HP by a certain amount. (Usually the fully stationary bosses.) You can tell when an attempt can be made. When their HP bar starts showing the % possibility of you actually swallowing them, per every attempt you make. Or just when they have about 20-25% health left.

This update has been a long time coming and put simply, it doesn't disappoint. The new sounds, the echo effects in certain stages, all amazing.

The skills, so many new skills. Which mostly help making a pred based adventurer all the more viable (though in my case, possible, as I have bad luck with equipment lol).

The new stages themselves I'd say were not exactly the most fun and engaging. Out of all the other planets (including the planets from the beta version). But it was still enjoyable and exciting to run through.

My biggest critic is the bosses of the newest planet. Mainly, they spawn way too many grunts. Especially the 2cd boss, I still don't see how to possibly beat that guy. Without loads of life regeneration and having the 'blackhole gut' skill. I don't think I can beat it in 'totality mode' even at lvl 120. I'd say the first boss is fine and fair, though a tad annoying. The third boss is pretty clever, though also a tad annoying.

Despite my skill issues. This game remains absolutely, astonishingly, amazingly, fantastic~. It's been well worth the wait for every update. And I continue to await with the patience of a saint. For the next awesome update to this gem of a game.

If your wanting to blast through stages/bosses. Bleed and attack. Once you reach 100% infliction rate you can focus on something else. Best means of attacking is the X attack (kick attack). Both regular and air based is good. Using it in the air is best method for applying bleed from a distance. You'll also want to just get comfy using the parry. It's also incredibly powerful and sometimes heavily needed.

Nice! It really is just a choice between Tulpy and 'guy' in terms of nightmare stages. Tulpy is good if you can avoid getting noticed, especially because of your stomach growling. While guy just doesn't have to deal with that problem. I used guy to beat the easter egg stage but it took me 100+ tries. And it only finally happened because of the pred sensor.

Good to see your still around though Banana. You've been here before even I showed up around a year ago. Congrats on beating the game as thoroughly as it allows. Even though the 'easter egg level' doesn't reward anything. Did you beat that as well, amongst all the regular/nightmare stages?

Rather amazing this game is still getting quite a bit of attention. Goes to show how good it honestly is. I still, rather unfortunately, doubt it will receive the love it truly deserves. But that is just how the cookie crumbles. Hope ghostwhisperer is doing all right either way. Even though my doubts say they will barely touch this game ever again. Even for minor bug fixes.

A bit surprised it took this long for the protagonist to get some pudge. But more than happy to see it at last! (Plus the 'spillage' is super good. Excellent choice to something other than just making a bigger chest. <3)

I'll start off by saying, wow. What a blast from the past. The characters (I believe) are from an artist who started out years ago. At the least, it feels like I first started seeing their work about 10 or so years ago. Can't remember their name or a single title of even 1 comic/short picture stories. But it was this type of art style that really drew me into vore.

That all being said. This game is overall decent, an excellent way to kill some time if you're into strategy. Graphics are debatable. Obviously, the characters look the best out of everything and that's honestly what matters most to me. It's especially nice to see them in a 3D-ish kind of style. 

As for the gameplay, well, it's certainly hit or miss. Despite being a strategy/defense like game. Honestly it feels as if there is only 1 strat to do in this game. Which is buffing your cheap fairy girl before starting a run. Try to place nothing but them until your forced to use a naga or deetaur. Until you get the next rank of popularity and hope you get the mana generator naga. Place her down asap and go from there. (Usually I go for placing the mermaid lady who makes spells cheap. Place a minefield of voracious portals around the mana generator and exit. And boom, unless your absolutely flooded with dudes, you get a perfect run everytime.)

Speaking of perfect runs. Honestly it does get a bit annoying the further in you go. It's fine if 1 dude slips past on wave 5 or so and you gotta reset from there. But highly frustrating when it's wave 10+. Seeing as the number of waves jumps up to 20 as well. It can be time consuming. It gets far more annoying when it's only for 1 extra star and the stage is one of the boss introduction stages. Having to wait an extra 10 seconds just to watch a dude throw on a shield. Repeatedly. Not exactly the greatest. But that's probably the worst thing this game has going for it. Everything else is just a matter of tolerance and skill.

Yeah I got that. I'm mostly talking about how every other pred in game. Can just constantly use minor pred actions and gain TP. Then unleash even better actions. While Lana is just basically stuck with nothing but the minor actions. Unless you of course, guard a bunch to farm TP instead of doing pred actions. Which of course, results in about the same or less amount of upset stomach. Seeing as you'd be 'wasting' time gaining TP while your prey is getting closer to escaping. In other words. Slowly 'losing the battle' by using weak pred actions. Or wasting time by gaining TP and letting your prey get a decent amount of escape progress.

2cd thing. This happened to me as well and honestly. It's both hilarious and useful. Funny in the fact that it's 'one of those rare moments'. Were a character just 'realizes' that they have a sharp pointy object. So, they just use that and escape with little effort. (Though of course that would be pretty gruesome to look at.)

And of course, it's just useful because. Let's face it. That fight goes on for a long while.

As I was trying to get across. I certainly understand it's their opinion and I fully respect that. I do not want to mitigate anyone's voice. Just bring clarity. The more info everyone has, the better they can form their opinions.

As for being an amateur dev. I fully believe you're doing such a grand job of everything. That aside from completely obvious things. This game is being created by an experienced (OR heavily passionate) dev. This game is one of the best I've seen in a long while. (And with 50 supporters you know you've got a good thing going. It's amazing to have even a dozen people wholly supportive <3)

And put simply. I admire anyone who puts so much effort into anything creative. As someone who can only write (in my personal opinion) bland and tedious stories. It's just nice to see someone else's work, mostly so I don't have to look at mine. 

Aside from that. I truly look forward to whatever this game ends up being. Don't burn yourself out trying to bend over backwards though. Pleasing everyone usually leads to no one being truly happy.

Out of pure curiosity, does the 'timed challenges' that sit in stages 3 - 3, 4, and 5. Give anything should you complete them within a certain time? Or is it purely for fun and testing the limits of your stats/equipment? So far, I've only managed to get around 280 seconds and that time isn't going to go down much greater until I sink more time into grinding out lvl's.

Absolutely loved the update! The new ship, difficulties, enemies and bosses are neat. A bit tanky and very deadly in Totality mode, but neat. My 1 and only concern is the XP factor the release version has. Even with every bit of XP multiplier I can put on, it's a slow grind. Compared to the first release version at least. The final stage provided enough XP for at least 1 lvl per run, even around lvl 25ish. I see that mobs spawned by bosses finally provide XP which is a lovely thing to be certain. But they just don't really provide as much XP as 'they should' when compared to how deadly they are. Making the lvl ups beyond 25 a slow and dangerous grind, even on the final stage. But this is purely a personal view into the matter. (And one that has a hint of Deja vu, seeing as this isn't my first time commenting about it lol.)

Also, super excited about how you can vore bosses now~ though I've yet to achieve enough capacity to do so lol.

Before I go 'on a tangent rage induced' speech of an 'argument'. I will say that of course, I understand this is you're POV and thoughts about the game. I'm merely trying to expand and explain a few key things. So that yourself and others have more information to this game and the dev. So, if ANYTHING I say comes across as 'rude or argumentative'. It's really not the case, this is purely just how I talk/type.

To start off, here are some reasons as to why some things might be done 'lazily' as I'll call it. (I would also like to note that obviously I DO NOT speak for the dev. My words are nothing but plain and simply. My words. If I misspeak anything or give false info. I apologize in advance.)

1. This game is purely (as far as I'm aware) solo developer territory. Every piece of art, enemy, attack, animation, menu, sound and pixel. Is done by 1 person and only that person. So, while a lot of the art might not be pixel to pixel perfect. It is of course, something that will be worked on as time goes by.

2. Going off the fact that there is a single dev. Everything that is requested whether by want or need. Is something that is heavily considered. Not by the ideas of "is this cool enough?' but rather "can I actually pull this off while maintaining my sanity?" so to speak. (For example, I had offered the idea of stat boosting, via ingesting armor pieces. Or using your companion as a 6th piece of equipment. But came to terms that it wasn't good enough with little debate.) So whether or not I agree with any ideas is beside the point. It's purely up to the dev and the amount of support this game gets. (Though I do think enemy vore would be super neat. It would of course lead to nit picking what enemies could/should be able to do so. Which would probably lead to people complaining about 'why no vore animation for X or Y enemy? Game bad!' or something like that.)

3. Finally, as people are already aware (yourself included) this is a game that is still being developed. Beta/Alpha etc, most things in this game could be chalked up to placeholders, temporary pieces and reused assets (purely to save time and provide a fully functional game). Most certainly not actual laziness. As I've already said but will say it again anyway. How far this game will go is mostly determined by how much support it gets. With only currently (8?) people supporting it. You can imagine it's going to be a slow process.

As a fun little side note, while yes, the first boss is cheesed by it. Every boss in this game has a 'safe zone' so to speak. (In totality mode it's 100% needed). It just so happens that because the first boss moves around. Rather than staying in place and summoning more enemies. You can use the safe zone to just freely attack and never worry about getting hit.

That all being said. I will once again apologize should I have said anything untrue or rudely. My only goal is to bring more clarity to anyone who is interested in this game. As it is a really good game and deserves all the love and support it can get. <3

All and all, this was a wonderful game. Having watched it grow and develop over the course of 100+ days. I honestly can't say the game lacks much of anything anymore. Sure, it would be nice if the player got a few more interactions with other characters. Sure, it would be nice if it didn't feel like you're arguably beating your head against a wall. When it comes to almost any boss, after you put the world/enemy lvl past 100.

But those are just personal preferences and mostly a lack of desire to grind my units up to lvl 100 as well.

IF there was absolutely anything left that the game COULD 'use' per se. Is the possibility of a 'shop'. Sitting on 1,000+ of wood/newspapers/material that isn't rare. Just makes me want to get rid of it since I never have enough money to 'use it' anyway. Implementing a shop or just a sell button within the chest that holds all those materials. Could be a nice touch.

A big round of applause and praise to HughoftheSkies! For making this game, sticking around to fix it up and continue to add new things to it! Sincerely, your awesome and the work you put in is incredible!

While this is your 'average' RPG maker game to be certain. This game was clearly made with a lot of love. Music, design, effort, everything is clearly well thought out.

My 1 and only comment/ever so slight complaint. The pred system. For some reason you can always 'regurgitate' even in a new fight. And of course that seems rather...pointless. The action itself also seems rather pointless in general. Unless if and when your prey escapes you take dmg and a status effect. Instead of just a status effect should you clearly be close to losing the 'fight'. 

Speaking of fighting within stomachs. I'm not sure if it's just a glitch or design. But you don't gain TP while trying to keep your prey inside. By which I mean you don't gain TP from 'pred actions'. (Unlike every other pred in existence in this game?) This makes the predatory battle system feel like a slowly losing battle. Or leave you with the only alternative which is simply devouring your enemy while they are at low health.

That all being said. This is clearly not a fully finished game yet (Chapter 1 after all). So clearly there is room for improvements or simply touches that haven't been added quite yet. I certainly hope the pred system is expanded upon. Such as gaining buffs (like a certain deboss) or extra XP from how many prey you ate. It would also be nice if Lana could gain some 'padding' as they keep talking about it. (Kinda like a weight system another RPG maker game is doing.)

I see. Well, I found this game while scrolling through tags. So, I think Itch has done its job for the most part. 

As a side note question. Is there any major differences between the regular version and the +version? Seeing as the +version is the only thing 'locked behind a paywall' so to speak. (Not that said wall exists for me.)

(Never mind I saw the SFW mention now that I've read a bit more.)

I'm not gonna take anyone's side here specifically. But I do slightly see the point of Playful's argument. I'm not gonna be an azz and say it's 'tantamount to a scam'. But I do think for a brand new demo build game. The price of 12$ is kind of wild, regardless of whether or not it's for purposefully supporting a games development.

That being said i've not the slightest clue how to even make a single line of code. Let alone program and build a game. So obviously, making a game, by your lonesome even. Can certainly be a challenge. So spending 12$ is probably cheap in some other games cases.

Long story short. I think it might be better to lower the price even by a dollar or 2. It can be a real jaw dropper to try and support someone and their already asking for over 10$.

That being said I'm spending 12$ and supporting this game. Because it looks neat and I absolutely want to support it. I hope your game gets the support it needs Yua Nizu

Having played some more and tested my own theory. I saw that she did not die to a single black knight. It usually takes multiple enemies to bring her down swiftly. I still think it would be nice if she survived a bit more. As again, she costs 75 energy. But I also understand it would be hard to properly balance a character. That is made to be a heavy-hitter and has regenerative capabilities. 

If no stat boosts. I'd argue that at least lowering the costs would suffice. Down to 65, dare I say, even down to 60. It mostly depends on how 'OP' this character is supposed to be. IS she supposed to be 100% worth the high cost? OR is she supposed to be just a more expensive and better version of the centaur?

Aside from my picky ramblings. I also noticed Eze seems to enjoy suddenly having no desires to fight. I'm not sure what all causes this to happen. But 1 reason seems to be simply placing another Eze on the field? Another seems to be that they simply don't 'care' for any enemies aside from those who have ranged attacks. Which obviously is not good cause she do be squishy (in more ways than 1). 

Finally. The slime girl is also squishy, in both forms. Unless you can somehow hold a group of enemies in front of her. When she's been separated. Then she will not ever stand a chance at reforming into her fully formed self(s). 

Absolutely enjoyed the update this game got. The new units are fun to play with and grant new tactics. With only one of them being more unique and outright 'for fun' than anything. (Iblis). 

Main concerns are that either I still cannot find the exit button on this game. Or that 1 has still not been created for the PC version. Or even worse, that it simply doesn't work. (Assuming the red X under the sorting button is in fact, the exit button.)

While understandably, this game will have preds that are useful and others that aren't. With others being just far superior versions of them. I thoroughly believe the minotauress NEEDS to be buffed. It is pretty shameful to cost 75 energy yet be unable to survive against more powerful enemies. She clearly has a bit of health, she's certainly got some strength. Yet she never lasts anywhere near as long on the battlefield. When compared to the 'weaker but tankier version' of her. The centauress.

It's not even just about cannon balls and catapults or them pyromaniac plague doctors. The minotauress just dies to almost everything that she can't immediately devour. Making her useless for anything but early world enemies. I witnessed a lvl 14 version of her die within 3-4 sword swings against a black knight. Didn't even take off a quarter of their health, let alone half, before her death. I'm not even playing on an 'extreme difficulty' as i've gone up to lvl 105 in difficulty spike.

That's exactly what I was thinking about! It's amazing to see how well planned out you have this game. While I like offering idea's. It's just overall better seeing a creator who has already considered everything. Let alone someone who is doing an amazing job like yourself! 

Absolutely great update all around. Nothing to complain about. The companion is subtle but noticeable. Has a sleek look about them that doesn't draw loads of attention. Away from everything else that the game has to offer. The new belly looks absolutely amazing and fits better for those running a lot of capacity. And the new weight looks good for the protagonist. 

Very nice to hear some gurgles too. Since normally, the only other way you would be able to hear them. Is to be inflicted with a debuff from slimes after nomming 1 or a few. Also nice to see another metric system added as I didn't fully understand the other one. It's a bit wild to think about how much weight I'd been carrying around all this time with about 34 capacity.

That all being said. I am curious to see how much further the belly might expand. To me it feels relatively like it's reached full potential and yet. I can almost see 1 more stage being added as well. You've been doing a fantastic job and I hope you keep up the good work!