Nobody reply to this.

"And how you know that is actually true?? "
What makes you think that the Dev is lying to his community? Someone who opens his heart to his supporters and shares the reason why it took so long for the updates means it's true, not staged.
Seriously, you need to go outside and touch some grass, moron.

New, more fooling around with Amelie, Kaylee, and Stephanie. It ends with the defloration of Stephanie, as I predicted it after Chapter 9 was released.

Patreon shut down his Patreon for no reason. Apparently, the banks are against these kind of games and are shutting them down. Imagine if someone or some group of people starts dictating your life and happiness, and tells you what's ok and not okay? obviously, it's utterly completely absurd.

Scroll down until you see the message from Dev, which is shared in four parts, for full story. Someone copied and pasted it here.

What's wrong with this game? What did it do to you? The only person complaining is you, and still, you come back like a loyal bitch to the comments to cry.

I think you're on the wrong game, my dude. There's no black man in this one. I truly agree with you about the difference between reality and fiction. Again, you might want to double-check where you leave your comments next time

Xenorav’s message. Part 1 of 4
I just want to start by saying how incredibly grateful I am for the continued support, even after all these months of silence.
I promised I’d come back, and seeing that many of you trusted me means the world to me.
First, I want to say how happy I am to finally be working on Heart Problems again (even though I’ve actually been working hard on it during my limited free time for the past few months).
But I also feel it’s important to explain a little bit my absence.
I was hit with a serious financial issue that needed to be taken care of urgently.
And just when I needed Patreon the most, they shut down my page without warning—cutting off my only source of income. I panicked. I quickly opened a Boosty page and got started here on SubscribeStar, but of course it wouldn’t replace my old income overnight. Reality hit fast.

Part 2 of Xenorav’s message
So, I changed plans. I updated my résumé, dusted off my LinkedIn, reached out to friends, and started applying for jobs desperate to find a new way of income.
Luckily, I found a decent job fairly quickly. But it came with a lot of pressure.
I tend to get overwhelmed easily, and I don’t always handle stress well—so I made the tough decision to temporarily step away from Heart Problems while I got settled into this new routine.
I still worked on the project during my days off, but the progress felt painfully slow.
That only added to my frustration. I know what matters most to you is seeing real updates, but honestly, if all I managed in a week was 20 images and 10 lines of code, I didn’t feel it was worth sharing.
Week after week, I kept falling short of what I expected from myself—and that just added more stress. Eventually, I decided I wouldn’t post anything until the whole chapter was finished, and that’s exactly what I did.