How'd it go?

Hello, friends!

How did the launch go?

Today I want to communicate a little about how the launch of Love Sucks: Night Two went for us.

Good news! It went well. Launching a game is a scary thing. Especially a paid game, and one we spent several years working on. The question of whether anyone will play it, whether it will have been worth the effort is always one that hangs over us before we click the button.

But I'm happy to say that there was barely any scuff with the launch. We needed a few patches to fix typos and little bugs, and there'll probably be more of those to come, but we had a great launch day. We sold a bunch of copies, a bunch of art books, and most important of all, we got to see people enjoying the game, talking about it, and sharing their thoughts. The money is important, we need that to be alive and stuff, but seeing players happy and talking about how much they liked the game feeds my soul.

We still need more reviews posted on Steam for Night One and Night Two, those help us with visibility, which means more players. If you haven't, please post a positive review for both nights, if you liked them!

On to other news!

After many years of working on the game, before we get started on what's next, whether that's Night Three or a small intermediary project, we're going to be taking a little break to enjoy the fruits of our labor, and spend some time with each other in a fun way again instead of only meeting up to work.

At the same time, as you may have read in the last post, Patreon is punishing NSFW content again. We likely won't be able to post it here anymore. We'll put it in other places, when we have it, like Discord and SubscribeStar.

What would you like to see?

Now that we're between games, if there's a time to make changes to the Patreon, now is the time. I'm asking all of you. For your support, what would you like to have in exchange? What would you like to see and get? What can we post more of? What do you want?

We're open to ideas, and we totally believe in paying people back for their generosity. You do so much for us, what can we do for you?