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I don't recall promoting anything, what I did was question your existence in this comment section.

You crusading here serves no functional purpose. except perhaps to bolster an ego which one suspects needs no further enlargement.

Answer honestly; Do you act as though fiction and reality concord in regards to any other game genre? Do you rail against other body modification fetish games for unhealthy body imagery? Do you equate media with the brain washing trope for instance to be an indicator of psychological abuse? Are gacha waifu collections indicative of slavery?

More importantly; do you go to those games, and spend your time railing, insulting, and lambasting just as much as you have here? If not, why? If absurdist games are reliable indicators of actual behaviour, why are you not taking up the clarion and torch to Rimworld or the Skyrim or Sims modding scenes?

And you have demonstrated you are entirely closed to learning, so why are you here talking about it? Why pretend to comment because you 'don't understand' when you have no intent to even try?

Works perfectly, thanks very much for the help and your time!

Oh right, sorry! Pretty dumb to make that post and not provide any info.

Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core
Radeon RX 6700 XT
32 gb RAM
Win10 Home Ver. 22H2
Running 2 separate monitors both at 1080p.

Here's a screenshot of all that comes up when attempting to run 4.0.3 from the provided link, zoomed in 'cause its hard to see where it opened but that's the entirety  of the on-screen application. The close button only works at the edge of either side, and the 'window' can not be moved or interacted with otherwise.

Audio plays the opening jingle on endless repeat.

I was really looking forward to playing this off-browser but it seems the download version doesn't agree with me... I get audio and an icon appears in my task bar, but no window for the game shows up. The best I get is a tiny, virtually invisible top-right-of-a-window x button that doesn't work.

Guess I'll have to stick to browser form where it works perfectly.

I think my one criticism is how repetitively clicky the game is in certain ways.

I want to preface that I don't know anything about design or the engine used so I'm sure there is a reason for it all and I will be happy to be corrected/enlightened on this.

Being kicked back to the core submenu for cooking or buying ingredients is a real wrist-killer and makes them a chore to do. If we could buy or cook without being kicked back, or use those actions in bulk (say buying milk at 5x), it would be a lot less tedious and potentially painful.

In a similar vein, it seems like the 'Calling it a night' and 'goodnight' inputs could probably just be unified to a single sleep input.

Overall I've been greatly enjoying the game and its story for several patches now, so good work on the Dev for consistently pushing out updates.