Yes I play on PC. The attached image is of the crash when I went to work the next day after breaking off with Pricsila. I'll reply with another post with an image of the bar crash report.
I believe when you buy it on itch for $10, you're getting the next episode ahead of the free version AND all future updates.
With the Patreon version, you would have to re-subscribe every month (hence why it's a subscription) to get the most up-to-date version, which seems to be 2 episodes ahead of the free version as opposed to 1.
So yes, you would get a newer version of the game for the same price or cheaper up to the first two months, but you would have to keep paying beyond that to continue getting the most recent release.
I'm not a dev and I don't sub to their patreon so idk the full details, but I believe that's how their pricing model works. Hope it helps.
Seconding the other comment. MEGA says the files are too large and exceed the transfer quota, so we have to pay to upgrade or wait over 5 1/5 hours to download for free.
I'm typically the kinda person that really only sticks with one romantic route in games like these. It just makes the route I feel most strongly about more meaningful. But I enjoyed the game so much that I decided to follow every route. There were no duds!
Diego was originally who I was deadset on, but while I still enjoyed his route, Levon ended up being my favorite. <3
I was one of the people who was lambasting the game because I thought I got burned on the Kickstarter. And now I feel I'm one of the game's biggest fans because it's honestly very good.
Maybe it was just that my expectations were so low, but there is a ton to this game. It's longer than I thought it'd be, lots of variety between the many routes, and treads some unexpected ground in terms of LGBTQ+ issues. It's not too deep, but it does feel like Coming Out On Top with respect to the heart that shines through in the game's writing. You can tell that the creator loved what they were doing in spite of the pain it was clearly causing them.
The inconsistency of the art holds it back somewhat, and I'm still figuring out how I feel about its structure, but overall I think AMAP is fantastic!
idk of I'm just ignorant or not looking closely enough, but I'm not seeing where to donate. I see at the top of the page it says 'click view bunde to support the project' and at the bottom it says "please donate on the bundle page,' but I'm not seeing where to do that on this page. I'd love to support, but ig I'm too simple to understand how >.<
