Hey, when are y'all going to credit one of the lead-writers Valerie Amelia Thompson? you seem to list everyone else except the one transwoman. Kind of weird considering what the game is all about and its thesis. I dunno, maybe if you had a better job at doing that your sequel wouldn't have bombed so hard. Please and Thank you.
Neither of the writers are credited on this page, or anywhere else I can find on official websites (Wikipedia listing both Valierie Amelia Thompson and Philip Jones). Was Valerie left out of credits in the game itself? I haven't completed it so I can't check that. Odd that either writer isn't credited here, but it doesn't seem to single out Valerie from what I can see.
Very fun game set in the near future where humans, hybrids, and androids all cohabitate... not so peacefully. Your friend has been kidnapped and you need to find him!
I played this game three years ago and still think of it often. I think it changed my life in the way a glacier changes a landscape, or the way a steward changes a garden by introducing a new species to fertile land. Thank you.
This was a great experience overall! I loved the art and the voice acting. The story was fun and compelling. As a va-11 hall-a fan I was very excited to find the easter eggs referencing it :) My only criticism: I'd have loved to have a little more impact on the story. After a while it got a little more difficul to feel like an active part of the story.
Nonetheless, I think it was a great game. Big recommend!!
The Linux version seemly doesn't work. Downloaded and extracted the most recent, it has permission to run as executable, but it won't work for some reason. I've tried moving it around some too, it just refuses to launch. Any suggestions from anyone on how to fix it?
I played this for a couple hours on a Windows machine, and thought it was great. Since switching to Linux Mint (same machine, different OS) the game runs unusably slowly, with the cursor moving at roughly 1 frame per second. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to fix this I'd be grateful as I remember this being an excellent game.
I love the humor of all the dialogs under the Talk option, and I can relate to the daily social topics this game talked about. The old-school pixel art has a comfortable color pattern, and the background story setting is easy to be accepted by the player.
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Hey, when are y'all going to credit one of the lead-writers Valerie Amelia Thompson? you seem to list everyone else except the one transwoman. Kind of weird considering what the game is all about and its thesis. I dunno, maybe if you had a better job at doing that your sequel wouldn't have bombed so hard. Please and Thank you.
Neither of the writers are credited on this page, or anywhere else I can find on official websites (Wikipedia listing both Valierie Amelia Thompson and Philip Jones). Was Valerie left out of credits in the game itself? I haven't completed it so I can't check that. Odd that either writer isn't credited here, but it doesn't seem to single out Valerie from what I can see.
Very fun game set in the near future where humans, hybrids, and androids all cohabitate... not so peacefully. Your friend has been kidnapped and you need to find him!
I played this game three years ago and still think of it often. I think it changed my life in the way a glacier changes a landscape, or the way a steward changes a garden by introducing a new species to fertile land. Thank you.
I really enjoyed the story and the art was awesome.
This was a great experience overall! I loved the art and the voice acting. The story was fun and compelling. As a va-11 hall-a fan I was very excited to find the easter eggs referencing it :)
My only criticism: I'd have loved to have a little more impact on the story. After a while it got a little more difficul to feel like an active part of the story.
Nonetheless, I think it was a great game. Big recommend!!
The Linux version seemly doesn't work. Downloaded and extracted the most recent, it has permission to run as executable, but it won't work for some reason. I've tried moving it around some too, it just refuses to launch. Any suggestions from anyone on how to fix it?
Borrowing a bit from this reddit comment on r/linux_gaming:
> apx --aur install base-devel git libxcursor libxrandr pulseaudio
> git clone https://gitlab.archlinux.org/tallero/mono5-aur.git
> cd mono5-aur/
> apx --aur run makepkg -si
> apx run --aur ~/.var/app/io.itch.itch/config/itch/apps/rom/ROM.x86_64
How can I get a steam key for this game if I purchased from the bundle forUkraine?
if you scroll to the topp of the page you will see you own this game with hte download button next to it
I played this for a couple hours on a Windows machine, and thought it was great. Since switching to Linux Mint (same machine, different OS) the game runs unusably slowly, with the cursor moving at roughly 1 frame per second. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to fix this I'd be grateful as I remember this being an excellent game.
I love the humor of all the dialogs under the Talk option, and I can relate to the daily social topics this game talked about. The old-school pixel art has a comfortable color pattern, and the background story setting is easy to be accepted by the player.