My recent release of Something’s In The Air Redux had a new feature for a major game: Voice. Yes it was AI driven, but it adds a new dimension to the visual novel experience and I plan to roll it out to all my games. Date Ariane Remastered has now been added to that list. Strip Crazy Eights was first
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There is no new content, but I learned some image beautification techniques while making Something’s In The Air Redux, and realized there are places in Date Ariane Remastered that could use them.
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Very small update. It updates the opening title screen image and fixes a rare missing file bug. Haven’t had any other bug reports.
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Since the release of Date Ariane Remastered last April, I have been working on updating the other games, specifically Ariane in Paradise, Hopepunk City, and the still in progress Something’s In The Air Redux. During the update of these other games some continuity issues have crept up, and that is mostly what is being addressed in this small update.
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I decided that I am going to redo the android ports with the same images and sound used in the PC game and make them available on itch.io as separate downloads for those that prefer better quality.
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Generally a positive review, and the criticisms of the game are perfectly fair (I even agree with some of them). Check it out!
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I got my first game coming to Steam. Date Ariane Remastered is coming to Steam on June 10th.
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Found a couple of bugs in the game, very minor, not game breaking, probably wouldn’t notice unless I pointed them out to you bugs. But I decided to engage my latest update protocol for purchased games, which will no doubt happen in the future.
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Date Ariane Remastered is finally available. After months of hinting, you can now purchase on the site store or at itch.io for $6. There is a short demo (including the introduction part and the dinners) available for free so you can see how improved the graphics are, see how the avatars work, and try out the new in game paths (walkthroughs)
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One of the things holding me back from making a sequel before was website bandwidth. The popularity of the game kept breaking my website and adding an HTML based sequel would just make it worse. My fix up to that point was to release the game as a download that you could play locally, and that was saving my website from complete breakdown.
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