God, can you both stop being so proud? You're both right! The demo is necessary to keep people interested, but it's also not worth fighting over, creating completely unnecessary conflict over what is essentially a game that hasn't even been released. I think you both should admit without sarcasm that each other is right, apologize and understand that others also have things to do in real life, not all of us are Julius Caesars who can do 3 things at once. Perhaps the developers work on pure enthusiasm and may not even take money (in the beginning). On the other hand, the fact that in such a game (and even in 3D) there is such a plug with this and without the demo, thanks to which people could feel what they should expect and whether they would expect it. In any case, if the game does not live up to expectations, you will be criticized. . .
Wulf Werikuu - You're putting too much pressure on them, but it just shows how much you're looking forward to this game. But we all just need to be patient. I would also like to see what kind of books these are; can you describe and name them?
MyDumbName - You succumbed to criticism too quickly and began to criticize more aggressively. This means that you get little rest and it’s difficult for you to work on your game, I understand, everyone understands. But you have to do something about the fact that everyone forgets about your game and the fact that everyone who is interested is running out of patience. And this dialogue is proof of that. And it's not just the lack of a demo version.
Here - https://datzuum.itch.io/chkn - Dats Vanni.
Here - https://dariusoko.itch.io/lewd-pizzeria - dariusoko.
These two noble people released demo versions of their games and people liked them, they know the wrapper and filling of the work. Those whose expectations were not met were excluded. The rest praise and wait for updates (yeah, I specifically took fnaf porn indie games for a more accurate example).
I advise you to follow their example.
I have an idea. As my buddy Wolf Veriku and I say, not having at least a demo version only makes things worse.
How about we finish the remaining details and release a demo version soon? Or do you have some specific good reason not to do this?
PS Sorry for the bad English, it's not my native language. Besides, by releasing a demo, you can relax a little and get to work with a clear, rested head.