Rain Check
Update: Public Build 11 Now Available
Hey everyone,
Build 11 is now available!
This is the build before the final one! (Final one for Javier's route). Get ready for the lore dumps, the answers to questions you didn't even know you had, and Slate... (A new character I'm sure you'll find interesting).
We've also updated the tier 3 and 4 rewards on Patreon to include custom icons that will appear at the end of builds, to show our thanks for everyone who chose to support us.
New to Build 11:
- 12K~ words for the Main Story
- New Music
- New Character
- New Sprites
- New CG
- Updated credits
We're currently working hard on a winter/Christmas update. The scheduling is tight, and I hope we can finish it for Christmas (fingers crossed).
Thanks for reading Rain Check and I hope you enjoy the latest build!
Radcanine
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WOW THIS IS REALLY COOL!!
can you add the version tags for windows, mac and andriod?
I'm confused I thought r o u was the main love interest I didn't know Javier could end up with him unless I'm reading into what you put into the developer log wrong
Disclaimer: I have not read the last few updates, but have a fairly accurate general memory from when I played a few months ago.
There is a point in the story (no spoilers) where you have to choose between Javier's plan and Rou's plan during a high-risk event, and the choice is pragmatic rather than romantic in nature. It is about whose plan of action you decide to trust in order to get a job done safely and efficiently, not who you want to choose as a dating sim. From the consequences of that decision, the event will end differently, which majorly affects how the rest of the plot will develop.
Unless something has changed in the last few updates, I had the impression that the route choice here does not follow the traditional 'pick a boyfriend' model. I hope that helps.
asexuals can have romantic interests (aswell as participate in sexual stuff) too :T
I never said that ace was the same as aro, but my wording was a little misleading, and for that I must give my apologies. My original intent was to distinguish between route choice, romantic possibilities, and the ensuing presence or lack of any NSFW content; but I did not want to get too long-winded there, and perhaps bit off more than I could chew by trying to do so. I have edited the response to focus just on the implications of the route choice itself.
my fault, perhaps i jumped the gun and im sorry for that lol, but i get what you mean now
To be fair, ace and aro people have needed to act more aggressively defensive as their default. So many others assume that they are the same, or that it is an insignificant distinction and an insignificant/invisible minority of the queer community, that you were right to say what you said and reveal that flaw in my statement. I only know the difference because I am on the ace spectrum myself, and that knee-jerk reaction is correct in more cases than not. Keep fighting, we need that perspective.