Rovering to Sussex available for Silver Tier!
📢 Friendly Reminder!
The early-access release of Rovering to Sussex (Chapter 4) is now available for Silver-tier subscribers! 🎉
Hope you enjoy this new chapter—happy reading!
👉 [Download it here]
Comments (7)
Thanks for the info.
Were is the gold tier download link for chapter 4 of rovering to Sussex all i see is silver tier i don't want to seem disrespectful but i feel short changed because of this.
Hey! Sorry if it seemed confusing. The release system works in stages. Each new chapter is first available for Gold tier, then later for Silver, and finally for all supporters. You can find the latest Chapter 4build here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/133920615/
short chapter and no sex am i missing something ?
Hi Ken, this new chapter chapter focuses on Anne, Charlotte, Helen and Susan. If you're not interested in any of these women, you probably haven't seen any spicy scenes (but I assure you there are several in this latest release)
Just getting started on the new chapter and had to say something here. Let me start with being positive, the Susan scene toward the beginning is pretty good. But damn, that guitar mini-game... Even with a photo of the chords to look at, and about a dozen tries, I would get into a rhythm and think I'm getting it and then there would be a chord that only shows up for a second and just as I'm about to click it it moves on to the next one and I'd get another failure. it's not often that I rage-quit a mini-game on a visual novel, but I just couldn't keep going with that thing. Sorry to be so negative about someone's creative project, but I was really frustrated with this, especially since I imagine there's probably some story benefit that would occur from successfully completing the mini-game... or is it intentionally not supposed to be completed because MC is rusty at guitar and that's part of the story?
Hi RyGuy, thank you for your message and for sharing your thoughts! I totally hear you on the guitar mini-game. It definitely ended up being harder than intended, and you’re not the first to feel frustrated by it. For your peace of mind, skipping it won’t have any negative consequences—the story will simply proceed as if you completed it successfully. (And no, it’s not intentionally unwinnable—just a case misjudging the difficulty!) I really appreciate the feedback, and I’m sorry it caused so much frustration. If you decide to give the game another go, I hope the rest of the experience makes up for it! Thanks again for playing and for taking the time to share your thoughts.