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I haven't fully sorted out the support side of things yet. My original plan was to use SubscribeStar, but getting approved as a new creator has been difficult, and so far I haven't received any response from them. At the moment, Boosty seems like the most likely option, but nothing is final yet.

As for the next update, I don't have an estimated release date yet. After releasing the demo, I took a short break and focused on fixing smaller bugs. Development is now back in full swing, and I'll publish a devlog with more details at the beginning of next month. Hopefully, I'll have a clearer timeline by then.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the story and animations.

Wildblood is more of a companion story than a direct sequel. The events take place roughly parallel to those of the other Nazaris game, but in a different world and from the perspective of a completely different character.

Throughout the story, you'll learn much more about the backstory of the character who serves as the protagonist of the other game.

Thank you, that helps.

What you're describing doesn't sound like the intentionally fast dialogue transitions I mentioned earlier. If it really feels like Auto Forward is enabled most of the time, then something is probably not working as intended.

I'll take another look at the dialogue settings and see if I can reproduce the issue. If you notice anything else in the future, please let me know.

You've reached the end of the current content.

If there are no quests left in your quest log, then you've completed all available content in the current version.

A notification will be added in future updates to clearly indicate when you've reached the end of the available content.

I still don't quite understand how often this happens for you or in which dialogues it occurs.

If Auto mode is disabled, then, as I mentioned before, there are a few rare cases where dialogue lines change very quickly on purpose as part of the scene. If you don't have enough time to read them and really want to, then yes, using the rollback feature is the only way to go back and read them.

However, if this is happening frequently, I'd like to know more details about where and when it occurs.

As for the available content, if there are no quests left in your quest log, then yes, you've completed all of the current content.

I'm not sure what you mean. I need a few more details.

Are you referring to Mazara's dialogue? Are her lines being skipped automatically, or do they simply appear instantly? Did this happen in a specific scene or throughout the entire game?

In very rare cases, there can be a quick transition between lines when the main character interrupts her, but this only happens once or twice.

Added a Google Drive link.

There’s currently no option to completely skip battles or mini-games, but they don’t take much time and are designed to stay simple and unobtrusive. About 95% of the gameplay activities can be done using just the left mouse button.

If I understood what you meant correctly, the protagonist in this story is young, but still an adult. There won’t really be a “growing up” phase — he’ll look exactly the way he does in the screenshots from the start.

Some female characters, like his first companion, naturally look much bigger because of their body type/species.

That said, the protagonist’s private parts usually won’t be huge like in many AVN games. The focus is still not on “big size,” but on knowing how to use it well, and enduranc.

Visually, everything is still very well detailed, so there’s definitely no need to worry about that.

Thank you, I really appreciate the support and the kind words!

I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the previous project, even if things unfortunately didn't work out with it in the end.

As for that game, I most likely won't be publishing its current version anywhere else. If it ever returns, it will only be after a major rework.

But for Wildblood — that's definitely possible once the first public demo is released. I'll probably look into other platforms and communities as development moves forward.