Tune in to the Show Ep. 3 Part 2 + Ripson’s Multi-Mod

Episode 3 Part 2:

• 603 renders
• 4 animations
• 11 new music tracks
• 14,000 words

Episode 3 Part 1:

• 462 renders
• 13900 words
• added 2 new music tracks
• new main menu background video
• vastly improved writing in Episode 1 (not a reason for a new playthrough, but should be a huge improvement for new players)

Episode 2 Part 2:

• 338 renders
• 14192 words
• added 7 new music tracks
• made all of the music tracks in Episode 1 fade in and out more smoothly
• remade 1 render in Episode 1 that I was particularly unhappy with
• corrected typos in Episode 1 and Episode 2 Part 1.

Episode 2 Part 1:

• over 11 thousand words
• 230 renders
• approximately 45 minutes of playtime

Hey everyone! Tune in to the show is the second game I’ve ever created, and my first big, episodical project. I’ve been working on it since October, and I’m extremely excited (and nervous) to finally share it with you all.

Tune in to the show is a game that focuses on the story and characters.

I’ve learned a lot during the development process of this game, and I hope that the improvement will be visible if you compare it with my first game, A Date With Emily. However, I’m still very much a beginner, and as such, I would love to read all of your comments, be they positive or negative, so that I can improve even further. I’m still operating on the same average laptop on which I’ve created my first game, so I’m still kind of limited by my hardware, but I’m trying my best to work with what I have.

To answer possible questions:

Will there be NTR in the game? – No, the player will be the only one who can get romantically involved with the girls.

Harem? – Yes, but you can also choose not to get sexually involved with any of the main girls you don’t like (meaning you can have a sexual relationship with all 6 of them, or just 1, or any combination).

I’m a full-time university student in my 3rd year and as such, I still have to focus on writing my BA Thesis until June, which means that I can’t work on the game full-time yet.

If you have enjoyed the game and have some money to spare, consider supporting the development of the next episodes by wishlisting the game on Steam, becoming a patron, or buying the game on itch.io. You can also support the game by simply leaving a comment or a review 

I hope that you enjoy the game, thank you so much for checking it out!