I just released another game in Early Access.
Have I lost my mind?... Again?!

In the past I have tried to make multiple games at the same time and it did not work out so well.

Sadly the relaunch of Monster Girl Tailes has not seen the return in patronage that I had hoped.
I need to explore other ways for the studio to earn money.

📈The Plan

A common strategy of successful indie studios is to run two projects at the same time.

1. Main title that will take some time to complete and sell for $20-$40

2. Smaller title that will take ~6 months and sell for a smaller price tag.

The plan is to use an 80/20 approach where I spend 80% of time is spent on Monster Girl Tailes and 20% of my time is spent on Tiddy Tamer.

If Tiddy Tamer starts to impact development of Monster Girl Tailes in any way I can pause development on that game for a while and get back on track.

💵About Funds

Tiddy tamer will be funded entirely from sales on the store.

All patronage will be used to develop Monster Girl Tailes and no other game.

👊Tiddy Tamer

Tiddy Tamer has 5 star reviews on itch.io and regular traffic as players check in for updates.
It only took a little bit of effort to get this game into a polished state that I was comfortable charging money for it.

I can punch out a new character with dialogue and animations in 1 - 2 hours.
This includes hair and boob physics

🦊Monster Girl Tailes Release

I have added quite a bit of content for Himeko and Kuroka, but it is blocked by the environment art work.
I am building out the levels more and adding items and interactable objects to drive the quest lines for these characters.

I am asking for a little more patience to complete this work 🙏

Until next time.