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 Hello, boys and girls! 

The day has come to play the latest "House of Maids" game update v0.2.5. Thanks so much for your patience, support and good vibes, it all helps a lot to create the high-quality adult visual novel for you! :) 

Check out the changelog down below for more details. 

Changelog v0.2.5:

  • introducing three new characters: Mistress Linda, Catgirl and Ponygirl;
  • new meaningful choices with different outcomes;
  • new unlockable CG art and secret CG art;
  • new alternative game ending (!);
  • improved scripts and variables.

How to transfer save files from the previous game version:

  • Open the game folder of your previous game build (where Game.exe is located)
  • Copy all "SaveGame_ .vndata" and SaveGame_ _Header.vndata" files (note: there may be different numbers in files names, according to the number of your saves, so copy them all);
  • Paste all copied files into the folder of the new game build.

Important note: starting from v0.2.5 every action/conversation/choice that player makes will  have an impact later in the game on future romance options, on relations with different characters and  lead to different game endings

This game client has PC and MAC versions, both are 64-bit. Follow links below to get v0.2.5: 

PC version 

MAC version 

 Thanks a lot for being such devoted and loyal fans of my game, it means a lot to me as the developer. You're awesome, keep playing and stay tuned! :) 

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Robert Pflieger

1.) I'd write the "Copy all..." filenames as "SaveGame*.vndata". Though I'd actually just say "*.vndata" to preserve settings, unlocked CG Gallery pics, and already-read lines. ("settings.vndata" and "globalData.vndata") 2.) Should I also report typographical errors that I see? 3.) Is there any chance of porting this over to Ren'Py? If you're using Live2D, I know that's not an option, but if not, Ren'Py is faster and smoother, and probably more extensible than what you're currently using.