\n\nIm OppaiMan, director of Forbidden Fantasy.\nI want to share some important changes weve made to the project.\n\n\nIn the last few months, we lost focus. We spent almost seven months trying to expand the game in ways that didnt make sense: RPG, minigames, turn-based battles, collectibles, and even a point and click sandbox.\n\n\nIt looked interesting at first, but it only slowed down what really matters. That time couldve gone into the story and the scenes players were waiting for.\n\n\nAfter a while, we realized it was time to stop.\nWe went back to what we do best: story, strong visuals, and sex animations with real quality.\n\n\nThe game will now include scenes in a classic visual novel style:\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd well keep the cinematic scenes you already know:\n\n\n\n\n\nThis also fixes one of the main things players mentioned in Forbidden Fantasy 1 - the lack of more story.\n\n\nThis new phase also brings a major change. The project will no longer be called Forbidden Fantasy: Bloodlines and will now be Forbidden Fantasy: Temptation. You helped us choose that name through a community poll.\n\n\nIn Forbidden Fantasy: Temptation, the focus is clear.\nSex animations stay at the heart of the experience, the cinematic scenes keep the same high visual quality from Forbidden Fantasy 1, and the classic visual novel style adds more rhythm and time for the story to grow.\n\n\nFor the past two months, production has been consistent again. Well keep sharing updates every week.\n\n\nThanks to everyone who keeps supporting us.\n\n\nSee you soon,\nOppaiMan