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It's just the game's built-in mechanics. You have to trigger a random dialogue first to get the 'sex' option. Once it shows up and you pick it, the game rolls another RNG for pregnancy. There's no pity system for either of these random checks. So, if you're lucky, you might get the option...

The new game "moonstar" has just dropped its EA 0.0.1 version. As of right now, there's no actual gameplay, just 2 sex scenes for each of the 2 female characters. Also, the file structure has been changed into a single .exe file for the PC version. I used Everything to check and found that the...

https://ci-en.dlsite.com/creator/4879/article/1844128 The dev is about to shift focus from Honey Village over to Moonstar. They brought up a new engine too, but I'd hold my horses and see how that goes... As for Honey Village, the upcoming updates will likely feature futa options for all races...

First off, I'm positive it's been like this since way back, and it still is. It's literally the official art style right now. As for whether it's an anatomy fail, my money is on it being a knee. If you guys really want, I can shoot the dev an email to clarify. But honestly, this is probably...

Let me just lay it out straight for you: the problem is never on the developer's side, regardless of whether the game contains loli content or not. For example, the developer of the RE:BF spin-off has already found a publisher, so it's only a matter of time before it hits Steam. However, there's...

This doesn't solve anything. If anything, it makes it worse because Western platforms come with a whole different set of headaches. First off, platforms are super sensitive about games like Honey Village (and likely Moonstar as well)—anything with loli content gets flagged instantly (just look...

There are three ways to solve this: Method 1: Subscribe to a plan that costs 500 yen ($5 USD) or more per month, which allows you to transfer files by uploading them to the cloud (note that the cloud can only save one file at a time). Also, since the ID is permanently valid, you can...

Here is the bad news: it turns out that in the special version 1.2.3.0(5), most of the positions have been reworked. I'm currently halfway through the check (25/48), but about 70% of them have been changed. So far, I've noticed two types of changes: penis has been newly added to mosaic.dat...

shop hack for 1.2.2.0(5)->special ver only Prototype version. The current version 1.2.1.0 (retail version) has almost nothing worth modifying. For the locations, basically every town has one, because this game determines product displays according to the shop type. How to use: Just overwrite the...

In conclusion, it's almost a complete success, but there are still some minor issues. I'm still encountering problems when applying the patch with the new version. After a closer inspection, I discovered that the developer added some new code to mosaic.plist as follows...

As I mentioned, the problem clearly lies with the images in the "standing" folder. I checked and found that some files in the original mosaic.dat and the uncensored version's mosaic.png are different—specifically, those differences are missing the pregnancy version of the images.(05 &08)

This issue is unrelated to the uncensored module; it's simply a bug caused by the dev. The uncensored module only affects the genitalia. Additionally, I've confirmed that this bug also persists in the 1.2.2.0 special version. As for the fix, that depends on the dev. PS：I just checked, and the...

Based on the current version numbering, usually only those ending in "0" are retail releases. Version 1.2.2 is an Early Access (EA) special ver, so we won't be processing it here... We'll have to wait for the next retail version to get the more enticing special items (like the Futa...

There are two versions of this game: the EA (Early Access) version and the Retail version. Only the EA version receives monthly updates. Since version 1.1.2 is an EA build, no action will be taken here; our process only targets the Retail version. (Note: The EA version requires a mandatory...

I know how it works, and there's a way to bypass it, but because it's missing data from a crucial file (CommonEvents.json), I can get into the game but won't be able to actually play it. It looks like it either embeds the data from that file into the executable (*.exe) itself, or it generates...