If you've already played this game, there's no need to play this version.
I just removed some items, fixed bugs, didn't add new features.
Play when new features are added next time.
Update:
* Moved the controls to the main page.
* Separated the game settings UI from the gameplay interface logic.
* Fixed a bunch of other bugs, mainly encountered by new players with saves.
* Fixed the issue where birds/horses get stuck when helping with harvesting.
* Removed fog. I saw players encountering black screen issues again. It was caused by volumetric fog before, I couldn't figure out the specific reason, so I just turned off the entire fog.
* Removed the sound played by the rabbit's TV.
You don’t need to read anything below. That's just for chatting:
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This time, there's a massive removal.
For instance, the adorable little pig is no more, farewell little pig ⊂((・x・))⊃.
Bunny In Black has vanished as well.
Perhaps they'll make a comeback later, maybe not; I haven't decided yet.
It's a bit sad, isn't it?
The pig spaceship is super cute, the pig is cute too, and I invested a lot of effort in making the pig automatically gaze at the bunny's IK part.
I'm planning to delete this segment first and then introduce new features.
Deleting features is quite troublesome, especially dealing with the mountain of garbage code—like attempting to replace a doorknob and the entire house collapses with a bang.
But... remember, I've refactored the code several times~ So, when I delete the code, although it's challenging, I can carve out a bloody path.
Then this time, all saved game files were deleted, and I discovered some new bugs, which only trigger for new players.
No wonder there are suddenly no new comments...
New players don't complain, they just quietly close the game or request a refund.
Just fixed it... sad howling... If only I had known earlier...
If I had enough money, I would hire someone to play my game every morning and night, then provide me with feedback on bugs...
No, wait, when I have money, I can hire smart people to code, so I won't have to fight with bugs.
During development, I've played it countless times. I read a game book talked about when developers are too familiar with their own game, making it hard to understand the confusion players face.
I am busy with a new game for a while, reopened this game recently, looked at it with fresh eyes, found a lot of problematic areas. So fixed it again.