[Trial Version 4.8 & Progress] Multiple Bug Fixes & Creation of Character Portraits for the Protagonist's Defeat by a Fly Monster

This time, we're reporting on the fixes for new bugs introduced in the last update and progress on the character portrait illustration for the protagonist's defeat by a fly-type monster!

[Update Contents]

◆Fixed an issue where the player character would freeze when attempting to anally deliver a butterfly monster larva while breast-inflated.

◆Fixed a bug where the character's standing portrait would become distorted when a butterfly monster's egg hatched and then became breast-inflated.

◆The "Return Drone" can no longer be used when fighting the boss in Stage 1 (because the meat wall blocks the entrance and creates a closed room).

◆Fixed a bug on the status screen that caused all character illustrations for the Breast Enlargement, Pregnant, and Egg-Laying/Hatching states to be displayed.

◆Fixed a bug that caused the character to disappear in the infirmary if they used the Return Drone in certain states.

[Progress]

◆Created a defeat illustration for when a fly restrains you from behind.

That's all for the update!

Thanks to everyone's bug reports, I can feel the overall number of bugs gradually decreasing. Thank you so much for your cooperation!! We will continue to work hard to provide you with a bug-free and smooth trial version!

This time, we're releasing a defeated illustration of a fly-type monster exclusively for paid members, so please take a look if you'd like!

This time, we are releasing an illustration of the character standing when defeated by a fly-type monster, which was created exclusively for paid members, so please take a look if you're interested!

[Update]

This week, my wife came to the hospital to check on the progress of our son's helmet correction.

The results are "quite good"! Initially, the level of plagiocephaly was "moderate leaning towards severe," but now it's "mild." The effect is amazing! great! There were times when the high treatment costs were a bit overwhelming, but seeing our son's head shape improve in the end makes it all worth it... I'm so glad...

Helmet correction treatment will continue until March of next year, so he'll still be wearing a helmet for a while, but from now on, he'll be able to continue treatment with a bit more peace of mind. Keep up the good work, son!!