I'm so sorry this makes you feel that way. Patreon is based on a monthly subscription. It makes sense to me that someone who supports you for the long term would have a benefit like this.
Usually there is only a 1 month gap between the two but I'm currently doing a lot of changes on the next update so it will take a little longer.
I semi-hate to admit that I understand how, from your perspective, it makes sense to prioritize long term supporters over those of us, who provide a one-time income. And it's especially true for me, who picked the game up at a discount. Yet, I cannot help feeling the tiniest bit let down that my expectation of "an update every month" is not met. And I have to admit, I am not even sure where that expectation comes from.
That said. Take your time. Happy about any update I get. The game is good fun already and keeps getting better.
Out of curiosity, how much additional effort is it to provide itch.io builds and do you plan to keep the gap to patreon at 2 month from now?
Thanks and have a great day! :)
Thanks for trying to understand, that's nice of you!
The next updates might be quite massive, they will be the last ones (I would say 3 or 4), there will be a complete re-do of the structure, more scenes, side quests, the final (several endings) and the polish. So they will take a bit longer to release (about 2 months each) that's why the gap between patreon and itch will be about 2 months now and not 1 month anymore.
