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Long Live the Princess - Version 0.40.0 - Nell - Public release
Long Live the Princess version 0.40.0 is now available for download.
This is a massive milestone of an update. Now that it has been finished, there are no more instances of clearly missing content in the game, making it complete at last. Sure, it still requires a bit of polish before it can be called a final version, and we'll get around to that. However, this is very close to the final product as it is. The following two updates will focus on Sister Agnes, a girl who will only appear in her full role during New Game Plus. After that, there will be one more update to polish the game and fix the remaining issues, and then Long Live the Princess will reach version 1.00 at last.
But back to this update. Nell's tower scene has long been one of the weakest parts of LLtP, at least in my opinion. The writing was decent enough, though not perfect. The big problem was in the visuals themselves. The environment felt incomplete and shoddy, and the poses and camera angles were horrible. In version 0.40, these issues are fixed. The entire scene's visuals were rebuilt from scratch, and the old sex scenes in the tower were reimagined to be much more appealing. The gulf between the old and new versions is massive. On the "downside," the old versions of these scenes are now scrubbed from the game entirely, so there is no way to see them again without going back to an old version of the game. But I suspect few people will miss them anyway, now that they have been replaced by something vastly better.
Additionally, Nell's advanced training scene is now fully implemented, which means that a third party will be able to join your sexual shenanigans. Fun times.
Don't worry about the length of the changelog. Just because I can sum up the changes in a few lines doesn't make them less impactful.
Enjoy!
Downloads:
PC
Mac
Android
Changelog 0.40.0:
This is a massive milestone of an update. Now that it has been finished, there are no more instances of clearly missing content in the game, making it complete at last. Sure, it still requires a bit of polish before it can be called a final version, and we'll get around to that. However, this is very close to the final product as it is. The following two updates will focus on Sister Agnes, a girl who will only appear in her full role during New Game Plus. After that, there will be one more update to polish the game and fix the remaining issues, and then Long Live the Princess will reach version 1.00 at last.
But back to this update. Nell's tower scene has long been one of the weakest parts of LLtP, at least in my opinion. The writing was decent enough, though not perfect. The big problem was in the visuals themselves. The environment felt incomplete and shoddy, and the poses and camera angles were horrible. In version 0.40, these issues are fixed. The entire scene's visuals were rebuilt from scratch, and the old sex scenes in the tower were reimagined to be much more appealing. The gulf between the old and new versions is massive. On the "downside," the old versions of these scenes are now scrubbed from the game entirely, so there is no way to see them again without going back to an old version of the game. But I suspect few people will miss them anyway, now that they have been replaced by something vastly better.
Additionally, Nell's advanced training scene is now fully implemented, which means that a third party will be able to join your sexual shenanigans. Fun times.
Don't worry about the length of the changelog. Just because I can sum up the changes in a few lines doesn't make them less impactful.
Enjoy!
Downloads:
PC
Mac
Android
Changelog 0.40.0:
- Vastly improved all images and animations in Nell's tower scene, and updated some dialogue to match.
- Expanded and completed the Advanced Training scene with Nell.
- Various tweaks and fixes.
Please note: Due to the unofficial walkthrough being extremely outdated at this point, I will no longer link to it in the release posts. If you still want to use the walkthrough, please look for it in previous posts. You follow it at your own peril.
