Changes, changes, changes... (Patreon)

Hey everyone. For the last few weeks I was thinking a lot what to do, since my life turned upside down, whether I should continue working on this project or just abandon it, but finally I’ve made up my mind, so I’m sorry that it took so long to get my shit together and write this post. Anyway, I got the first disability group which is the highest possible in my country and is given to the people very rarely in my country, but despite that I won’t get a penny from the government, so I’m on my own. Also, I quit my job as a game dev, because I’m not able to work on anything full-time anymore, there are days when I don’t have strength to use computer and do anything, thus I’m unemployed and I doubt that I will be able to take any serious job any moment soon, if ever. Currently, Unaware of the World is probably the only project that I can work on with all the time I can spare on working, and it’s the only work that allow me to earn some money, that’s why I’m gonna focus on it.

In February, I plan on changing costs of $1 and $3 Tiers to $3 and $5 respectively. And as a limited time offer, every Patron will get access to Extended version during this time to somehow make it up to you. Don’t think of me as a of a greedy bastard, but after all the fixed fees and taxes I get less than half a dollar for $1 Tier, so it’s just a waste of yours’ money. Basic versions will still be released for free after a month of initial release.

I might not be able to cover everything alone, what leads to further delays in game updates, that’s why I’m officially looking for a dialogue writer.

I’ll release the v0.09 in the last day of January, but it won’t have any new content, but only bug fixing and some changes to the game mechanics. If game is bug-free and I happen to find a writer quite soon, then upcoming updates should have a lot of content when compared to last few updates.

And lastly, I’m very thankful to everyone who stayed and kept supporting me despite no progress at all in the last few months. It really raised my spirits up and gave me motivation to continue this project. You guys are the best.