Greetings, Dungeoneers! I am Pug, and this is another exciting Fur Quests update.

With the day and night cycle up and running about as well as it is going to in RPG Maker, it is high time we added some of the immersive elements people have been asking for quite a while. The first of these is farming! We've commissioned quite a few handmade assets to help the World of Fur Quests really come to life, and we've just added nine of them in the game to help maintain your health and mana. We also added potatoes to provide you with food, but, well, we've not fully implemented that feature just yet.

Up until now we've been using the city of Cliffshade as a testing ground for a lot of systems and techniques to enhance the game, and we finally feel confident enough to put it to the test! We still have some more work to do with implementing the quest line which introduces the farming as well as some other fun elements we'll talk about in the next public update.

But the plan is that once this quest line is finished and these systems are put into place, we will go through all of Cliffshade and start removing all of the placeholder dialogue, and polishing up the whole experience before finally opening up Cliffshade to the public this summer.

With the finalization of Cliffshade, we will start focusing on the most heavily requested feature of the game, and that is the dating sim elements. Before now, all of the ladies of Fur Quests have been camping in one spot, and you just talk to them until you get to the good part.

Again, this was to test out the systems of a dating sim, the progression, the branching paths, and variables. But it was very simple, it felt wrong, and not very engaging to just sit down and talk to your companions over and over again until you reached the end.

That will all change with Cliffshade, where you can only have one companion accompany you at a time and allow the player to bond with them in a much more personal way.

This has been a long time coming, so we'd like to thank our generous supporters over at Patreon and Subscribestar, who have not only been very patient with our progress but also been incredibly supportive through all of this.

We couldn't do it without you! Thank you so much.