I thought I should repost this here (considering the new comments will flush it out naturally anyway) :

I will be hosting a 24 hour Adastra Charity livestream on Dec 14. I'll be playing the whole game.

It is my yearly tradition to host a full 24 hour livestream in honor of "Amicus Day." However to my surprise, I saw that r/Adastra_ was banned, so why not let some other people come experience the game too! I will also have a link so you can donate to World Wildlife Fund (WWF) if you're interested.

Like I said I'll be playing the game in it's entirety (with some censored scenes of course), and then if we have some time after talk about an upcoming adaptation project of mine.

Here's the link to set a reminder if you want, I'll be live all day so you can tune in anytime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-J-2yPF6Pxo

Thank you guys, and I'll see you there - HV

I think you highly overlook how time consuming and heavy writing these projects are. They have plans to start development back up once there finished with their current trajectory, whether it be full or partial.

They have also already released build 5 on Patreon as of now, for people who actively pay for a product that's eventually going to be free for everyone anyway, which is most likely the reason we haven't seen anything as of recently come to public (yet we're still getting merch thanks to our boi's at Pawprint Press). Also, if you don't want to pay, you don't have to. You're getting a free product anyway so why complain about an unfinished product that holds no financial weight to you at all (unless you're a Patreon sub)?

They've got plenty of other content for you to play, and if you're only here for the Adastra stuff, well I guess you'll have to wait like the rest of us for a full game, which at that point it's free to critique.

It's not how I do game development, but I'm not them nor do I work with them so it doesn't matter anyway.

TL;DR if you're too impatient to wait for the game, maybe try playing other games.

But... you didn't even like that game

Try echothevn@gmail.com. That's their main email

Ok, thank you for letting me know :)

Ok, Was just wanting to know :). Is the .blend for Amicus available then?  Is it configured for VRChat, or just simply VR programs, or none?

does it have Amicus?

Thank you both for the heartfelt comments. I truly appreciate it. I'm less moody and sad about it ending and more just bored that I don't have anything left to play (I mean Interea is still in the air, but I'd rather wait a bit). Like I said, for me this was a life changing experience for me, and I've been lonely for a long time and this game made me not feel so alone for the 21 hours I dumped into it. For me, I practically lived a different life for less of a day, and I'm just questioning what to do now. Hopefully in the future we can see a "true" sequel to Adastra. Again, thank you both and Happy New Year 😄

Thank you. It's good to see a heartfelt comment directed towards me (I don't get that a lot). I almost cried again thinking of the end of the game, hoping it would continue as well. To be honest, [and spoilers ahead] I think the future described by the parents gives me hope for both me and Amicus. Even though we won't see each other for a very long time, we still have something to connect us by, and after this is all done we'll have a happy beautiful life. I just never wanted to see my wolf boy sad, because it genuinely breaks my heart.

Thank you for taking the time to read my whole ramble, I extremely appreciate it :)

I want to extremely emphasize how important this comment is and how much this game was to me. I just finished it and now I'm sitting here crying, with a complex set of emotions over fictional characters in a video game. I downloaded this game because of the "big hunky wolf man" being constantly shown to me around the internet. I download this game wanting to give it a shot and now, 21 hours of nonstop playing have me full of feeling I've never had before. I would get so immensely involved with this game, that it "was" practically a full life experience I never thought I could have. I would always care for Amicus, getting angry, upset, exited, and in literal tears as I am right now. This game means so much to me and I genuinely care for Amicus, never wanting to see him sad or crying, because it would make do the same. I don't know if you guys are ever going to see this, or it would get lost in time within this comment section, but I really want to appreciate you guys for making such a heartwarming and beautiful experience. This was probably the best Christmas present I could ever ask for. I've been living in a homeless shelter, now quarantined because I have Covid, not being able to see family or... anyone for that matter. But to have this game, and genuinely live this experience made my holiday. Thanks you guys so much for giving me hope, and I hope you all have a Happy New Year. :)

- ConfusedUrsid

Adastra rating: 20/10, the most beautiful experience you'll ever play/live