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Prolly too late, but in general (If you're on windows) the game you are playing will save local files onto your pc somewhere in your appdata directory. So feel free to uninstall any ren'py or similar game without fear of losing progress. I've never had a game lose saves other than after a total pc reset. Happy Flying!

Now this, is a game.

Heya, just wanted to let you know, because I didn't see it enough. I love your ideas in this story. I love the "Twisted World", though I kinda wish you went more full dive in "Women have always been the more dominant of the two" rather than this being a new change to the world, but I still love your story, your world, and your ideas. Great update, and great work so far. 

I can't wait to get more time with everyone in this series!

This art is fucking beautiful, an absolute genuine work of art

You are very much appreciated! Thank you.

Hey, this game looks really cool, but it isn't actually tagged as ntr. I didn't know if you had noticed that.

I'm gonna keep posted on this one, the intro is really nice, and when there's art hooboy.

Make sure to also use the Feedback button on the left like dude before said. The best way to make things change is putting your voice out there and doing what you can with things like the Feedback menu. As kinda messed up as it is that we are forced to ask for a negative filter option.

Also, most people search through by tag, it's the best way to find things that you want when searching online for anything. You can't just expect people to play what you serve them and like it.

Look man, I've already done so, and what is a lot more important than sending a random feedback posts is getting the concept back in people's heads. It's been years since the last push and it would help itchio traffic by an incredible degree. (Also, I've seen this debated far too much, you cannot sell potatoes to someone who doesn't like potatoes by replacing his apples with potatoes, he's just going to get mad)

 And as to the "wouldn't be as good as we think" part after installing a fork that allows you to do just that (albeit in a way that is a massive pain to change what you want excluded), it's fucking awesome. I haven't had a better time on this website, the problem is it took 3 hours to set up and understand how it works, and if it ever broke then it's just done. 

Again tldr: Yes I know, and I have, you should do it too, and not try to downplay the idea like is done every time the topic is brought up, logical variables are important for searching and its been a decade. Let's push for this.

I am not here to languish and spread despair however... I genuinely bring you HOPE. For there is a fork for itchio that does this very function, and even assuming the worst, it should continue to work for a while. It really does show how awesome this site can be with just even the slightest bit of extra quality of life to be able to use the site like this.

See you say that but not only is that what the topic is for (ideas and feedback for itch.io staff), but the only currently existing exclusion system was put in place this way 6 years ago on this very forum by this very method. https://itch.io/t/160014/can-i-use-exclusion-filters. If you don't actually use this website very often though I understand that, but I imagine I'm on the lower end of usage here. 

Tldr: You're kinda trippin.

I know this won't even be hardly seen, so I'll be quick here. Yes, I know about the exclude tagline for the url. No, it is not a suitable replacement for a NOT logical tag.

 You guys have been online for over 10 years now, and are one of the lead indie hosting websites, in fact for those of us who frequent and (I don't want to understate this) ABSOLUTELY LOVE your website, we all hate to see this site be looked at poorly. But personally I would never spend a dollar here, and will recommend friends do the same on this site singlehandedly because of stuff like this. 

We're not mocking you, and this shouldn't be rocket science, but negative filters are important for any person who uses your site, almost nobody only wants to see one kind of game, and almost nobody doesn't dislike at least one. 

But yeah, I figure this is gonna get some nothing response or just get deleted immediately, I just thought it was important to keep bringing it up that we aren't gonna shut up until you guys eventually do it, or somebody else does it better.

All love to you as the art looks great, but games like this are a good example of why everybody wants negative filters on itch. This genre has never been my cup of tea, and I really wish I could avoid seeing them.

All in all super fun, and one I'm gonna keep checking up on.

The game is super strangely fun for being nsfw, and pretty damn hard. I've made a couple of attempts at 7/20 and the music box is definitely the thing that makes it as hard as it were. But that being said, if you make the box manageable I think 7/20 becomes easy, so I guess there's a balance somewhere.

So I absolutely love this game, and while I know the remake is still a thing, I'm gonna prefer the intro of the classic always. There's just something about focusing extremely on the demon part first that puts me off, and especially with the seals and constant domination, it feels closer to fantasy opposite which I ended up having some issues with. I just can't say I'm a fan of the demon story being frontloaded when the family and world are so interesting.

In my experience, as long as you keep your sanity high, and make sure that you only use the plushie a max of 5 times per each "burst" (likely much less on the higher nights) and the sharky will never attack you.