Obviously still rather brief, but some quick feedback - I like the touch of pressing highlighted words to change them UI-wise. Writing so far is alright, with the occasional grammatical error and such but it'll be interesting to see where this goes.

Given the troubles with hosting such a large game for download - have you considered hosting the zip archive through decentralized P2P? Wouldn't be more difficult than creating a torrent & sharing a magnet link on here (assuming your licenses permit). Would allow much higher download speeds than google drive/mediafire/mega without any additional costs.

Generally fun, although the ever-present danger with LLM AI is it agreeing to things that the game doesn't support.

In my case, both Rachel & Linh agreed to join on the picnic, then prompted "Next scene" and Rachel was gone.

Alright, thanks for the reply. I can definitely understand why it can seem daunting :)

I think the simplest solution for you would be to get the game tested with the UMU-Launcher. It is essentially proton (a compatibility layer for Windows applications to run on Linux provided by Valve), usable outside of steam.

In theory, once a version of a game has been tested to work with a specific version of proton, that should apply for most Linux devices through that compatibility layer.

Any chance for Linux versions of the series in the future? Or at least getting it tested with Wine-GL?
The series seems highly reviewed, but it would be nice to have it explicitly support Linux, or at least a word on whether it works with compatibility tools.

That'd be awesome! Could definitely run it and report back once you do post it, at least to check if there are any show-stopper bugs.

I had the same question a few weeks ago, and somebody posted this list in plaintext.

Text file @ proton drive

On that topic, any chance for an actual linux release? Renpy can be compiled for linux rather easily.

Playing on browser - had to reload a save to get out of the stats menu.

The download tagged for linux does not work, and seems to be intended for mac...