Yes, the download links are safe. Most of them are provided directly by the developers themselves. But the majority of the download links are uploaded to third-party file hosting services or stores so it’s advised to be mindful when downloading.

Use the “Report Link” button which you can find at the end of every page. Specify what exactly is the problem with the link and for which platform you are referring. Comments on this topic will get flagged as spam!

It means that the featured content was uploaded to several file hosting services and the “Mirror” download link is one of them. It’s included in case there’s a problem with the primary link. There isn’t any difference between them in terms of content so choose the one that works best for you.

A compressed version is the same as a regular one but the image quality is reduced in favor of overall size. So if you wish to save a few megabytes of data – choose the compressed version, otherwise go with the regular one.

3DCG or just CG is a download option just for the images form the game without the game files themselves. You don’t need them in order to play the game. Download them only if you wish to browse the images without playing the game itself.

A “Banana” on our site refers to that thing which name shall not be spoken. It is used to download data via peer-to-peer connection. To do so you’ll need a client app. We recommend the free and open source qBit.

“AIO” is a abbreviation that stand for “All In One”. This means that the download link contain versions for all available platforms (and you just need to choose which one you want) or to a version that is compatible with several platforms.

If there is no available link for a certain platform – than no there isn’t. Please check the provided information and read what it says on the download buttons before asking in the comments section. Such comments will be flagged as spam!

If there is a new version available it will be uploaded as soon as possible. You can also use the “Report Link” button which you can find at the end of every page to notify our moderators about a new release. Comments asking for a new version might get flagged as spam!

Your Ad-Blocker, browser extensions or options might be breaking the proper rendering of the webpage. Ad-Blockers and other similar solutions, including some browser options, are sometimes very aggressive and are well known to cause problems with website loading and rendering. Try disabling the said features.

There are a couple of reasons why this may occur:

1. You refreshed the page/lost connection before the comment was registered.
2. Your comment was registered but you’re seeing a cached version of the webpage.
3. Your comment was duplicated.
4. Your comment was flagged by other users too many times and it’s awaiting moderation.
5. Your comment was no longer relevant to the current version of the game. Such comments may be deleted in order to keep the comment section clean and in order.
6. Your comment was not relevant to the featured content.
7. Your comment contains hyperlinks and it’s awaiting moderation.
8. Your question was answered in this F.A.Q., therefore it was considered spam.
9. Your comment was actual spam.
10. Your comment was offensive or discouraging towards other users or the developers.
11. Your comment was written in a language different than English.
12. Your comment contains common spam words or phrases and it’s awaiting moderation.
13. Your comment express common spam (bot) features.
14. Your device, used to post the comment (including the browser), express common security vulnerabilities and/or was compromised.

There are a couple of reasons why this may occur:

1. There’s a problem with your browser. Try updating it to the latest version and deleting the cached data and cookies. If the problem persists try using a different web browser or device to double check everything.
2. Your Ad-Blocker, browser extensions or options are breaking the proper loading of the webpage. Ad-Blockers and other similar solutions, including some browser options, are sometimes very aggressive and are well known to cause problems with website loading and rendering. Try disabling the said features.
3. If your ISP is providing you with dynamic IP address that was used in the past for malicious activities. There’s a chance your IP address is blacklisted. Try disconnecting and reconnecting to the Internet or wait a few hours so a new IP address is assigned to you. This also applies to VPN usage as well.

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