Uploading HS Tutor Android version

Hi!

When you read this, you will probably already be able to download the Android version of HS Tutor 9.5.0 here. I modified the user interface for this version so that the text is less intrusive. Below is a screenshot I took of my smartphone:

I'm almost sure that the screenshot's English is broken, but the most important thing in the image is to show that the UI now doesn't take up so much space on the screen. For some reason my smartphone generated a low resolution screenshot, but in the game the image is much clearer.

In the next version, I will research how to hide the UI with your finger, but for now the solution I found was just to reduce the font size. I tested the game and found no errors and although the fonts are relatively small, I personally had no problem reading. If someone thinks the text is too small on the screen, please make a comment in this post so I know what I need to improve in the next versions.

Oh, and if you already have HS Tutor installed on your smartphone, just install the new file and choose the option to update, so you won't lose your old saves.,

In addition to the Android version, I will upload the compressed versions of PC and MAC, where the images and animations have a slightly lower quality (practically imperceptible), with the advantage that the entire game only have ~ 800 MB, which makes downloading easier.

What am I going to do now?

I will now update the plugins I use on Honey Select and get back to work at Solvalley School right away. My plan is to finally make the last update of the game. As soon as I start working on the new scenes, I’ll update the game’s roadmap.

What will I do when I release the latest Solvalley update? I still do not know. I'm going to create a poll here (tomorrow?) for you to help me decide.

I still don't even know what I'm going to put in this poll, but it will probably be options like:

1. transform Solvalley into a side project and keep releasing small periodic updates

2. dedicate myself 100% to HS Tutor

3. create a new game prototype using some other way of generating art (Blender, Daz, etc.).

Bye!