Scrapbook | How It Works

Starting with this Release 15, players have an extra feature on the game’s home screen: the Scrapbook.

Basically, it’s just what the name says… it’s where texts and images about the relevant events that take place during the game will be saved.

At first, the Scrapbook will open like this: just the cover page, with no content.

The tabs appear in alphabetical order (but since no entries have been added yet, they’re disabled), along with a close tab.

There’s also a selection button on the cover that lets the player choose whether to view all milestones or just the ones they’ve reached. I’ll explain more about that later.

As the story progresses and once the player finds a target for their hunt, that target is added to the player’s journal.

The tab corresponding to the first letter of the target’s name will then be enabled. By clicking on that tab, the player “opens” the journal, displaying the first name in alphabetical order for that tab.

For example, if the player has Connor, David, and Dale, clicking the C-D tab will first display Connor’s page.

An open page from the diary will look like this:

Each target has two pages of information about them.

A - The left side contains information about the character’s history up to that point in that save! We could say these are the short-term memories.

B - The right side, on the other hand, contains long-term memories! These show significant moments the player has experienced with that specific target, taking into account all saves and possibilities. In other words, memories unlocked in one save will remain there even when you open another save.

On the left side... When you add a new target—that is, a new man the player intends to pursue—information about him is gradually revealed as the story progresses.

In this side we have:

(1) A photo of the man

(2) An image and the name of the location where the man is found

(3) His name and additional information about what he does, whether he’s single, married, or has a girlfriend or boyfriend, his personality, etc.

This information is updated as the player discovers more about him. There’s also the option for some information to change. For example, the man might have a girlfriend at the beginning of the story and become single as the story progresses. So that gets updated as well.

(4) This is where the player would write down their impressions of how the hunt is going. They write about what they’ve done, what they think they need to do, and how the target reacted. This section is updated as new relevant events occur.

✅ Remember: This entire section is updated based on the save file the player is currently using. So every time the player loads a new save file, the information may change, depending on the path the player took in that save. This helps the player remember what they’ve done so far in that save.

On the right-hand side, however, things change completely.

We can call this the “achievements album.” You know those games where you earn badges as you reach certain goals? The idea is the same.

On this side of the journal, images won’t appear based on the specific save file the player is currently playing. Instead, it shows all the key moments when the player interacted with that character across the various save files they’ve played.

There are 15 categories in which the player must complete a challenge to unlock them. (5)

The categories are:

✔ First Sight: The first time the player saw or became genuinely interested in that man

✔ Nice tits: The first time the player saw that man shirtless

✔ Finally Naked: The first time the player saw him naked

✔ Helping Hands: The first time the player grabbed his dick

✔ What a Blow: Well… the first time the player gave him a blowjob

✔ Damn, It’s Big: The first time that man fucked the player

✔ Ass Conqueror: The first time the player fucked that man

✔ Who’s the boss: The first time the player dominated or imposed his will on that man.

✔ Touching Lips: The first time the player kissed that man on the mouth

✔ He’s going nowhere: The first time the player tied up or restrained that man

✔ Love is in the air: The first time the player had a romantic relationship with that man

✔ The more the better: The first time the player had a threesome (or more) with that man

✔ Masked model: If that man became one of the models on your site

✔ Auctioned: When that man is put up for auction at the gentlemen’s club

✔ Milked: This is a surprise—a new feature that will be added in the future

As soon as one of these achievements is unlocked, an image appears showing the scene where it happened, and the text and star on the label are highlighted (6)

I’m planning to create new and exclusive bonus scenes that will be visible only to those who have completed all the achievements. 😎

So now you understand why these are long-term memories that remain regardless of the save file. To complete all the achievements, the player will have to play through the game multiple times on different paths. It’s unlikely that a player will be able to unlock all the achievements by playing just one path (slave or lover)

But of course, no one is required to complete all the achievements. This is more for players who enjoy collecting stickers or earning badges.

That’s why there’s a button on the diary’s cover that lets the player choose whether to display all achievements or only the ones they’ve earned.

A player who doesn’t want to play the slave path—only the romantic path—can disable the display of achievements related to bondage, the auction, etc. It will only show the ones they earn along their own unique path.

But here's an important detail!

As the story unfolds or when switching saves... sometimes the player is presented with the option to replace a memory from one category with a new one.

For example, in one save file, the player may have seen that man naked in a certain situation, but in another save file, that first encounter might have played out differently. A window will then pop up asking the player to choose which memory they prefer: the old one that’s already saved, or the new one.

🚨 That’s also why I suggest that, if the player has the patience, they start a new game… because these windows suggesting a new image only appear while the player is replaying the scenes. If they perform that automatic update of an old save file, only the last image from the last save will be displayed. If there's another image the player would prefer, they'll have to replay that scene to make the change.

Other important features:

When you click on one of the images in the memory, it will be displayed in a larger size.

✅To close it, just click the X button (7)

✅If, for any reason, the player doesn’t like that memory and doesn’t want it to appear again, they can delete that achievement by clicking the trash can button (8).

The image will be permanently deleted and will only reappear if the player revisits a scene corresponding to that category again

✅If the player doesn’t want to waste time clicking on tabs and arrows, they can set it so that clicking on the scrapbook on the main screen takes them directly to a specific man of their choice.

To do this, simply click on “Set as Home” (9).

If you uncheck this box, it reverts to the default of opening on the cover; if you check this box while on another man’s page, that page becomes the default opening page.

✅To navigate among all the men included in the tab and in the diary, use the arrows (10).

✅To return to the cover, if you want to for any reason, click the “Cover” tab (11).

I think that's it. 🙂

If you have any questions about this new feature, just ask.