the dev was using bots to flood the comments with thumbs up and thumbs down, you know its fake when a comment suddenly has 100 or so downvotes nor upvotes over night, how many comments have you seen on the site that has more than 30? there was also a warning of maliciousness, that could be the paywalling content or possible ware embedded in the game, but they warn people to download at own risk

no it mostly just posts the most recent pub versions, and some devs do comment, when i was on a dev team for a game that is still being made (but due to some major changes with the game and addition of new staff i left, i wont say name but it has been losing popularity since v0.10.0 i believe) i used to give them update links for the walkthrough as well as post comments about any delays in dev etc, but this lvl of activity is rare, and i was just the editor (from v0.0.1 to v0.9.1 i believe)

Eat your own dog food is the missing link.

I wish broken dreamers was still active. It was among the first 3 or 4 "adult" games I ever played and also introduced me to the sheer disappointment u have for the people who start these incredible games and quit halfway through.. its truly a shame that this is such a common issue.

I sort of agree: I'm not here for social commentary. OTOH, I suspect it was intended as a joke in a game that was generally a lot funnier than it was sexy.

Funny, weird, quirky game. Not bad. Graphics, story and characters are all well done. Just not a fan of the feminist ending. Giving it a 6/10.

Exactly why I only play completed games now and stopped doing the monthly patreon. Too many times games are abandoned or milked for monthly support with sparse and insignificant updates++. Now I just donate after I've played the game (if I feel it deserves it).

This was fun. I love the way the story is told and finished with the second best ending. This is one I don't mind playing again.