Now that the console and PC builds are synced, I've caught up on the past month or so of reported bugs. Highlights/general notes: 1. Fixed a number of typos or instances where the spoken dialogue didn't sync word-for-word with the written text. 2. Restored a handful of inaccessible dialogue lines that were blocked by broken logic. 3. Changed chapter 1 knife -> betray tower start so that displayed art is more consistent with narrated actions. (Specifically, the Princess now has a more accurate level of battle damage) 4. Adjusted volume for a handful of lines that were too quiet. 5. Fixed a mistranslation in Japanese for first meeting with Her. 6. Switched .wav lossless for the pristine cut soundtrack in the supporter's pack for .flac to save space. Replaced Unknown Together and Apotheosis livetracks in the lossless soundtrack with up-to-date in-game versions. I'm sure there's other stuff I'm forgetting, but this is what comes to mind. Happy new year! Tony

• A princess. She's very bad and you have to get rid of her for all our sakes.
  
• No, the Princess isn't a cosmic horror. She's just an ordinary human Princess, and you can definitely slay her as long as you put your mind to it.
  
• Don't even think about trying to romance her. It won't end well for you.
  
• Hopefully you won't die. But if you do, you'll die a lot. Be careful and stay focused on the task at hand!
  
• Time loops No time loops. Don't be ridiculous. Time is a strictly linear concept and it certainly doesn't "loop," whatever that's supposed to mean.
  
• A branching narrative where what you say and what you believe determines both your build and how the story unfolds.
  
• A new roleplaying experience from the creators of Scarlet Hollow.
  
• Fully voice-acted by the impeccable Jonathan Sims and Nichole Goodnight.
  
  
  
  Slay the Princess is a choice-driven psychological horror visual novel/dating sim with dramatic branching, light RPG elements, and hand-penciled art.

• OS: Anything recent
• Processor: 1.8 ghz dual coreMemory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: Integrated Graphics
• Storage: 10 GB available space