TLS 0.62.1 Public Release

New update is public!

Download*: https://mega.nz/file/q4NG0KQa#rzEd54EBhk0KCnyxNQ6UBsYV6uvC27nsQ4PE-SWB00k
Mirror*: https://www.mediafire.com/file/dfajz30hvo88pcl/TLS+0.62.1.exe/file
RTP: https://mega.nz/file/ekUBwRwK#PEOy_xIqSAK9mnk-YyqdsEfJckWXwVnSMZ02fHJdr0w

*Requires RPG Maker VX Ace RTP to be installed. If you don't know what that means, use the RTP link.

As mentioned last post, this isn't a full content update, but it finally takes care of some long-standing bugs. With a game as large and complex as TLS, sometimes maintenance can be delayed in favor of new content, but I do my best to keep a polished experience. With this, no players will be tripped up by some of these frustrating bugs.

There's also a bunch of new art for everyone, nearly finishing the current phase of the art plans. I'm juggling a lot right now, but the plan is to keep the TLS train moving forward!

TLS 0.62.0 Released!

New update for supporters on Patreon or SubscribeStar! Version history updated, you know what to do, etc.

TLS 0.62.0
 - Critical party swap bug fixed.
 - Multiple party dungeon bug fixed.
 - Seven new illustrated scenes: Altina Seated, Esthera Dominance, Iris Meeting, Ivala First Time, Megail Anal, Mithyn First Time, Robin Seated

This is an unusual one instead of a normal content update. There was a long-standing critical bug finally fixed, an edge case that only affected a few people, but ruined their saves. I had three choices:

A) Hold the fix until the next release.

B) Do an immediate patch.

C) Bundle the fix with a few other things.

I decided to go with Option C. Waiting to make the fixes public might have led even more people to run into the problem (and report it to me again) while an update with little fanfare might not convince people to upgrade. Since the serious glitch is not immediately obvious to those affected, this could potentially lead to lagging reports of the same bug.

My intent was for these "endgame" updates to be meatier, but between various personal and professional issues, they've been relatively light. I hope for that to change, but meanwhile I've felt like this is the best way to keep TLS moving forward.