This week we did more editing for "Garden of Roses" and "Slay the Dragon!" There's more to be tweaked and adjusted with regards to the pacing of the first act of GoR, but that's an entirely separate post in of itself. We've wrapped up the five mini-endings that take place in "Slay the Dragon!" and as is true in GoR's case, a lot of the editing process is about refining the pacing.

For reference, the original "Slay the Dragon!" could be completed in about 15-20 minutes.

The new game, with its five short endings and expanded scenes, takes about 50-65 minutes, depending on reading speed.
 

Once that's wrapped up, we'll move on to music composition and sound design.

Wanted to show off one of the spicier CGs we completed recently for "Garden of Roses," just to show it is still actively being worked on, even if marketing efforts are focused on "Slay the Dragon" at the moment. Unfortunately, when we get the lewd scenes done for GoR, those will have to be shown off behind the paywall due to Patreon/SS's policies.

Hello monster-enjoyers.

We're continuing to make our way through Garden of Roses. We're on Steam, as you know, and recently we finally put up the waiting page for our KickStarter. We highly recommend you give it a follow. It costs nothing to do so, and it will let you know once it's officially launched.

This month we have a preview of one of the later scenes in the game, where a fragment of the past is revealed. Maybe Will and Rosa met at some point in the distant past, after all.

If you haven't already, consider leaving a review on the prologue chapter over on Steam. It would really help us out.

More announcements are coming down the pike, so thank you for your patience as always.

Till next time, monster-enjoyers.

The game's prologue chapter, "Summerset," has been released on Steam. Check it out and consider leaving a review if you liked what you experienced. It'll help us bring the content to you faster and better than ever. Every bit of publicity goes a long way.