Alright, let’s try this one more time, from the top.
With v0.02c, the game should work on all Android devices. Further, I think I’ve fixed the issue that prevented you getting Essence from sex. Fingers crossed, everything should be working well now!
I got a lot of feedback on the recent update, and usually I’d incorporate changes as needed into the next build, but in this case it sounds like a lot of players on Android were getting game crashes all the time, and adding an important adjustment would both give everyone a more enjoyable experience and enable those on their phones to actually play as much as they liked, so I’m updating v0.02 with a few small touches.
This build went out to supporters a little over a month ago, and if you’d like to know more about…
Supporters got to play as much as a month ago, but Project Voice is finally rolling out to the public! You can read up on the first version and all my thoughts on what it’s supposed to be and what’s gone into it over in my big announcement post here, and you can now find the game available to play in the menu on the left (or above on mobile)!
First of all, if you haven’t had the chance to play Project Matchmaker v0.02 yet, it is now available to the public! You can grab it from the menu on the left (or maybe above on mobile?) and you can get all the info on what’s going on with this update over here. Once you’ve played the new update, and hopefully have played Project Wild One as well, I’d like to get your opinion! I’ve made a short survey you can fill out through the link below. Now, I’m going to give some context, but the important thing to me is to know how you personally feel about these projects, so you’re welcome, maybe even encouraged, to fill it out before reading on.
Today’s the big day for the little update to MVOL! You can get all the info on what’s been going on and going into the update in my post over here, and you can download the new version from the menu on the left (or above on mobile I believe) as well as find the HTML5 version for online play.
In case you don’t know what’s going on, I’ve been talking a bunch about how MVOL has gone and what comes next! You can get more info on all that here! I held a big series of surveys after talking it over, then compiled all the results and talked about those, and now it’s finally time to take all of that and jump into action! July is a big month for me as a game designer! My Very Own Lith v1.00 is coming out tomorrow, and I’ll finally take that momentous step into being an adult game designer with a finished game in my portfolio, which is surely a small and prestigious group, from what I’ve seen. But that also means it’ll finally be time to get serious about my projects beyond MVOL, and that, in turn, means it’s time to start making a lot of changes!
I tackled the bulk of the big surveys I rolled out in the last few months covering MVOL and how I should build my future projects in the last post, and today it’s time to go over the results for the last survey, then talk about some of the write-in feedback I’ve gotten! I’ve learned a lot of important things from these surveys and I’m really happy with how they’ve turned out overall. It’s been a ton of work, but I do want to do more of these in the future to make sure I’m staying in touch with you guys! Let’s get started!
Alright! I rolled out a big series of surveys to cap off a big series of posts talking about how I think MVOL has gone and what I’m going to do from here, and I gave a healthy amount of time for everyone to give their opinions before I downloaded all the data and spent some time wrangling it up into a bunch of useful numbers and graphs. It’s taken a lot more time and work to get this all put together than I expected, but I’m definitely getting some helpful info! Today I’m gonna go over the results from the first three surveys and how I’m interpreting them, then talk about how it’ll influence my choices from here.
Over the past several months I’ve been writing a series of posts explaining my thoughts about how MVOL has turned out and all my hopes and plans for the future. Today I’m going to try and sum up the very heart of what I’ve been trying to say with all that, and then I’m going to link a survey I’d like as many of my fans to respond to as possible. If you haven’t read the posts before this, I absolutely encourage you to check it out from the start so you can get all the details, but for those that can’t put in that much time reading, hopefully the wrap-up here will give you the gist of it, along with a few extra notes.