The Storyteller's Festival is happening now! This is a week-long Steam festival focused on visual novels and other story-driven games. There's over 400 games in the eventincluding a few of ours!
Here's a few of our other LGBT+ yuri titles that are in the festivalgive them a wishlist or check out their demos if you'd like to support us! Summer at the Edge of the Universe is an LGBT+ yuri solarpunk adventure about the trip of a lifetime through the cosmos. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2641720/Summer_at_the_Edge_of_the_Universe/ A Tithe in Blood is a dark yuri romance story about modern magic mixing with old mysteries. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2989270/A_Tithe_in_Blood/ Lock & Key: A Magical Girl Mystery is a mystery yuri visual novel about magical girls solving one last crime before their powers go away for good. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1803850/Lock__Key_A_Magical_Girl_Mystery/ Our Home, My Keeper is a slice-of-life yuri romance about a burnt out writer and a fairy who might just help her out. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3092190/Our_Home_My_Keeper/ Please Be Happy is a comfy slice-of-life yuri romance about a traveling foxgirl and the pair of women she meets one fateful day in Wellington. https://store.steampowered.com/app/844670/Please_Be_Happy/ We're also teaming up with several other visual novel developers to share the wide world of visual novels in the festival!

• Of Sense and Soul by Forsythia Productions
• Asphodelium by Crystal Game Works
• Imperial Grace by Synstoria
• Summer at the Edge of the Universe by Studio lan
• A Tithe in Blood by Studio lan
• Reanimation Scheme by Wind Chimes Games
• Emberfate by Wind Chimes Games

• Fearbonding by Night Asobu
• Reanimation Scheme by Wind Chimes Games
• Lock and Key: A Magical Girl Mystery by Studio lan
• Crimson Waves on the Emerald Sea: Amaranthine Moon by Crystal Game Works

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[ 2025-02-17 17:52:47 CET ] [ Original post ]

Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Twofold's release! A year ago today, Twofold released on Steam and itchioafter over a decade of development. We've got some goodies for you, some announcements, and some words from some of the developers, so let's get started.
First off, Twofold is coming to the Nintendo Switch in the upcoming months! We're working with a publisher to port the game and hope to share more information soon. To celebrate, Theo illustrated this new artwork featuring Olive, Millie, and Caprice. Someone, please help Olive...... The clean version and avatar versions for this artwork are attached on our Patreon post for Twofold's anniversary. Next, we have some comments from the people that worked on Twofold. (note: these contain some spoilers for Twofold!)

caps:

[quote]I was so excited to write a postmortem once Twofold was out in the world. I had a list a mile long of things that I wish we had time to change or add or remove and to reflect on the development as a whole and people's initial reactions to the end result. One year later, I'm sitting here trying to figure out why it's as hard as it is to sit down and put my thoughts to paper. There's this notion, I guess, that everything heals with time. In some respects, I think that's true; over the past year, the rough edges I saw in Twofold have been sanded down in my mind and I look at the project now proud of every inch of it with very very very little remaining in the way I'd still like to touch up or revise. Twofold's relationship with time is a complicated one, however after eleven years of development, how could it not be? In Josh's Please Be Happy postmortem last year, he brought up the idea that a developer's life is broken up in eras based on what game they had been working on during that span of time. That doesn't really work with Twofold though, at least not with me creating that mental divide is all but impossible given just how much of my life it occupied. It's a project that I think is ingrained in my soul, something that will never fully be in the rear view window as we keep moving ahead. I've made (and lost) so many friends over the course of its development. Several monumental life events happened, both good and bad. And for nearly each and every one, I can tell you exactly what I was doing with Twofold at the time. It's a tired story by now with how much I've repeated it here and there since release, but one of the darkest periods of my life happened early on in Twofold's development. It was around that time when I stopped just trying to manage people and work on the game's UI and moved onto actively taking hold of the story and its direction. Twofold already had a year or two under it by then though, and I didn't want to just use the characters I'd already grown attached to to vent and cry about my situation. Twofold's age forced me to sit down and think about how to best process grief, both from a personal as well as a creative standpoint. The answer I came up with was I wanted to make a story that I think would have helped me if I had the chance to read it myself. That's something that's stuck with me even after Twofold wrapped, and why the world of Twofold is idealistic even in spots where things should realistically be a bit more rough. To that end, I'm so happy that Twofold hung on long enough for me to cross paths with Theo who fully understood the vision and intent instantly and was so willing to throw everything and more they had behind it. Twofold wouldn't have happened without them. Nor Papaya (who saved my sanity ten times over in the final sprint), nor lan, nor long-time devs such as James and Acotan. Given its age, it's impossible for Twofold to not have some bad memories tied to it. But a year post-launch, all that sticks in my mind is how proud of how far it's come, how much more it accomplished than I could have ever dreamed (Full voice acting? An artbook?? Physical release??? CONSOLE VERSION????), how much I love our characters and could keep working with them forever, and how grateful I am to everyone who made it possible.[/quote]

Theo:

[quote] This post contains spoilers for Twofold! Please take caution while reading. One year ago, we released Twofold! Ive been trying to think of what to say for this, but I think Ill just sum it up with this: Thank you. I cant overstate how much this game and those characters mean to me. Even now, caps and I regularly find ourselves talking about them, their futures, their favorite foods, and what their lives would be like years after the main story. While I joined the development team in 2020 and only knew them for a fraction of the time as the original team, I fell in love with the concept and I was so happy I could be there to help bring it to life. Most of my work was completed the year-of Twofold's release. In January of 2023, the original script writers for both Caprice and Millie had other things going on and the voice acting was slated to begin sometime in March (I believe). To begin with, we took some time to go through the entire script and write notes for ourselves on what we needed to do for it. While Caprice's route definitely had its fair share of edits needed, something we've alluded to a lot is Millie's path needing so many changes we eventually ended up rewriting it. Without much option, caps and I became writers on Twofold. We worked together so closely on everything that it's hard to remember sometimes who did what, but I think that worked out in its favor. When one of us would write, the other would edit, and together we eventually reached the place we wanted Twofold to be in. A lot of Act 1 for both paths was already recorded, so we had to try our best to preserve as much of it as possible. While almost all of Act 1 has been reframed for Millie in some way (adding the fake dating, recontextualizing Tanya's statement of Olive falling in love, and how the writing club failed to show up to her), we actually ended up being able to save almost all the original dialogue! Millie getting glasses was also a late-game change to the story. By keeping Act 1 intact, that meant keeping the line where Millie states that contacts give her a headache, but she kept them for appearances. This line really stuck with me, and I desperately wanted to allow Millie to be less concerned with how others perceived her and to start living in a way that was right for her. So I wrote her in glasses for a scene and drew the CG before even asking if we had time to add glasses for her sprite I'm glad we did. While Millie had a total rework of Act 2 and 3, the biggest changes for Caprice were mostly centered in Act 3. While Caprice eventually goes off to hide at her childhood home, the original script had her leaving much earlier, meaning Olive's attempts at cheering her up never happened. I'm really glad we ended up adjusting that, because Olive's later phone call to their mom paralleling the intro to the story was one of my favorite things in the story. The fact that they didn't cry back then when their future was going up in flames, but DID cry later because their girlfriend was hurting feels so incredibly Olive. Anyway we got all of the script changes done and then I had to dive entirely into programming in the UI both visually and functionally, doing the CGs, and then doing it all over again for PC. Something that instantly grabbed me about Twofolds conflict was the idea of personal needs. Often, a lot of character drama stems from places of insecurity, miscommunication, or mistakes. In Twofold, every one of those elements is present, but theyre not the reason whythe story begins. The story begins years and years before we first see Olive: back when Millie is just a little girl with a sick mom and loving dad. Her love for her family, which included Caprice and Charlie, was everything to her. I think its really hard to pull off a story like that. Twofold definitely has its own bumps in the road with dealing with it, too. Right before release, there was a part of me that wondered if we could pull the story apart and rebuild it, if there were scenes that we could have written better, if there were CGs I could redraw and make stronger. When it released, too, I had those ideas in the back of my mind as I watched VTubers for the very first time as they played through Twofold just to see what people thought about it (talk about self-centered, I know!). But visual novels have a slow burn appeal: it takes people awhile to read it, of course. And over the coming weeks, as love began to pour in, as reviews came in saying the game made them cry, as I watched with my own eyes as people fell in love with the characters just like I did, those feelings went away. Im so, soproud of what weve done. I only ever wanted to do right by Twofold. When you can love a story youre working on and push yourself to make it better because you want others to see that, I think you can create something really special. As a creator, I was so incredibly lucky to not be alone in these feelings. Its easy to fall into a routine of development that makes it feel impersonal and draining, especially on longer titles. I am so happy I got to work with people who inspired each other to do more, to do better, to have more fun. That I could see caps love this world even after years and years of troubled development, that I could see each Syon plan dozens of VO sessions as the incredible cast brought the characters to life, that I could see papaya breathe humor and realism and heartbreak into the scenes, that I could make an OST cover for James who made sure every music track called to both the script and the characters themselves Theres so many more, too. So many people brought their distinct voice and skills to the project, that rough edges or no, its impossible to not love. Thank you to everyone who helped us. Thank you to the director and my bestest friend caps for trusting in my voice, too. Thank you to everyone who played, who shared it, who kept them in your hearts. Ive said it many times before, but Twofold inspired me to create art again. I hope both now and more years to come, Twofold can inspire you all in some way, too![/quote]

papaya:

[quote]This is papaya, one of the scripters for Twofold and a sad fool who really likes Millie. Did you know that, within the ten long years of Twofold's development cycle, I was on the team for only the final year? And that I nearly missed Theo's DM where they offered the job because Twitter doesn't notify you about message requests? And that Caps nearly did everything all alone because I hadn't responded? Well, I did end up managing to get in contact with Theo, of course. I wouldn't be here talking to everyone otherwise! Twofold was a unique experience because I have never been brought on a team to do scripting, much less paid money to do it. When I was thrown into the metaphorical Discord office room like a sad wet cat I wasn't even offering scripting services. I actually have no idea why I was sought out because I never asked (I'll probably get told why after I send this for posting), but I do think it may have something to do with the then-latest release from my own team, which had images moving around on the screen very much. Unlike with working on my own titles, however, I could not just freely script Twofold however I liked. At the point it was at, Twofold already had its entire common act scripted. There was an existing visual style I had to adhere to, from the way all animations were eased in and slow to how Twofold very deliberately tries to look like a paper puppet show (much more than a visual novel usually does). I also had to learn how to use Ren'Py's camera. I also had to do one scene a week to meet the deadline. There was no time to read everything in the story. I read the prologue to understand what I was working with and then I moved. My assigned scenes were majority Millie. The setup went like so: when the sprite and background assets for a scene I was going to get were available, they would be added to my list. Per the agreement, I completed one scene a week. Every week. At one point, I caught the flu. I still finished my scene. I was also given additional time to do the Christmas scene (the longest scene in the game due to route variants). I completed it in a week and a half. To be honest, it was such a whirlwind of activity that I can't remember a lot of technical things to tell you outside of complaining about how strangely Ren'Py's 3D camera behaves sometimes. That gave everyone a headache; it's why rollback is disabled automatically. We probably could've done some things better in regards to that (and I did find a solution to one of its most annoying issues for A Tithe in Blood), but we didn't have the time because Twofold needed to get out the door. But I will say this. I got so unbelievably attached to Millie. It's not because I felt like she was my baby or anything because I got assigned a lot of her scenes. It's a more deeper emotional attachment from being able to relate to her. Losing a parent when you're still young is a very painful thing to go through. I know this very well. You must remember that I had no time to read the script in its entirety, and it wasn't like I was handed a full story summary for mandatory reading, so I would be given scenes with little context. I was shocked when it turned out that the source of Caprice and Millie's conflict was the complicated situation that is a parent remarrying after the death of their spouse. So, I used Millie as a personal squeaky toy. When she grieved, I grieved with her. This may be a little blasphemous, but I also felt biased towards her, and when I was particularly emotional about what was going on I thought she was in the right and everyone else was wrong even though I knew better. This was channeled into the chosen animations, sound cues, music, even pauses. I think the strongest examples of this happening were in the scene where she revealed her "train set" to Olive and the scene where she shouted that she still loved and cared about Caprice. Maybe this is why I was able to go so quickly with scripting, or maybe not. I was also being paid, so delivering scenes on time was paramount (lol). Needless to say, I finished everything I was assigned on time, and then after that was scripting in some CGs that had been completed (which took a bit because I was a little lost about where each CG was until Caps realized I wouldn't know this and pointed me in the right direction. I think I had been so frazzled about other obligations that asking myself left my mind.). And now, Twofold is out, and you can play it for yourself and see everything that we did. I'm glad so many people love Twofold and I hope many more do. It is truly a title filled with a lot of heart and compassion. I played the whole thing the day of release and cried a whole lot, especially when it came to Perfect CircleI had no idea PC was happening. Caps and Theo kept it a secret from me!!! The assets weren't in the files at all when I was actively looking at them to do my part!!! I was so angry (lightheartedly). Happy first birthday, Twofold! Just 20 more years and you can drink (responsibly)![/quote] Lastly, Twofold's leftover merch is on sale on our webstore! More merch will come soon~

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[ 2024-10-27 19:27:31 CET ] [ Original post ]

It is our absolute pleasure to announce that Twofold now has Steam Trading Card support, as well as a host of fun items to customize your Steam profile and chats!
As is typical with these kinds of items, you can unlock them naturally (though randomly) through progressing your Steam badge, or buying them directly from the points shop.
Whether you've already finished the story and want to carry another small piece of our characters with you, or you've yet to fully dive into Twofold, we hope you enjoy this update! Thank you for the continued support.

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[ 2024-09-05 16:12:35 CET ] [ Original post ]

Hello everyone, we've got a small little update for you - Twofold has a new key visual!

The higher resolution version of this new artwork is available here. Twofold is also taking part in the Wholesome Games Steam Celebration, a festival for comfy and wholesome games here on Steam. It's currently on sale for the event.
Our other games Please Be Happy and our upcoming title Summer at the Edge of the Universe are also taking part! They both have demos out that you can play. https://store.steampowered.com/app/844670/Please_Be_Happy/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/2641720/Summer_at_the_Edge_of_the_Universe/

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[ 2024-08-15 17:42:27 CET ] [ Original post ]

1.1.1 is live! Nothing fancy this time. After fixing some performance issues, we overlooked a couple scenes when adjusting their scripting.

• Scenes using the layered diner image (Characters sitting behind the table) have been fixed in areas the assets did not line up properly.

[ 2023-12-06 06:56:06 CET ] [ Original post ]

Happy patch day! Again. Haha. Okay, I know I said last time it would be the patch to go in the physical games. But we fixed up a few more things: namely, the achievement sync (again) and more typo corrections. It's a short list, but the bump in patch number is sort of a way for us to try and separate the builds from pre-physical and post-physical eras. By the way! If you like the game, please consider leaving us a review. We really love reading everyone's thoughts, and it does help us out quite a bit!

• Another achievement sync update. This should help users sync progress with Steam copies of the game.
• Typos, typos, typos. Also corrected a couple sentences that either had erroneous repetition or odd phrasing.
• The bonus content credits video now contains subtitles.

[ 2023-11-25 08:22:25 CET ] [ Original post ]

Hello! We pushed out an update that should fix erroneously granted achievements. Sorry for the trouble! 1.0.31 There's a new file in the game folder that should handle syncing everything up. In case something comes up and you may need additional help, replacing it with a custom fix will be a small matter. As always, feel free to join our Discord or send us an email through melanie@vnstudioelan.com and we'll take care of it. 1.0.32 Fixed an error with the 1.0.31 build to restore the end-game credits.

[ 2023-11-18 17:55:57 CET ] [ Original post ]

It's November already! Next week (and some change) will mark the one month anniversary of Twofold's release. Thank you so much everyone for reading, sharing, and talking about these characters and their stories. We're hopeful this will be the last major polish and touch-up pass of the game so we can get the game built into discs and sent off to everyone who pre-ordered the physical edition! I'll use this space to also say if you create any fanart or media, we'd love if you would either tag us in social media or put it here in the Steam community page! Anyway, onto the notes.

• Mrow.
• An attempt has been made to fix Steam achievements not syncing if you purchased the game elsewhere. If it still doesn't work, we can always send you a fix manually. Fair's fair and we'd want you to collect those shiny cheevos!
• ATL adjustments and fixes, like characters being half-ghost if you click too fast.
• Fixed an error in the History screen where you couldn't scroll up.
• Auto-continue indicator! The CTC now changes to properly show that you have auto mode on, and the Auto button in the quick menu is lit up.

• Asset optimization! A couple darker backgrounds have been uncompressed to reduce image artifacting. A diner background variation has also been heavily cropped and optimized to prevent extremely large images from rendering out.
• Lots of tiny fixes to dialogue to match the voice lines. We also standardized punctuation inside of quotes for real this time.

[ 2023-11-18 04:29:31 CET ] [ Original post ]

First of all, thank you all so much for the warm reception of Twofold. We hope those of you who have yet to finish the story will enjoy what's waiting for you, and those of you who have will keep them in your hearts... leave us a review! It really helps us out. Below are today's patch notes, and underneath that are the notes for the hotfixes released on Day 1.

Patch Notes

• Save/load pages have been adjusted. A proper input caret is used and a character limit applied when renaming pages. Also, scene names that would extend past the border of the save slot will be cut off with "" at the end.
• Persistent font choice is used in more places throughout the game now, such as the History screen. First time startup also will preview the font in the flavor text of the menu choice
• Gallery expanded with bonus and additional content, such as act cards!
• Credits playback has been fixed. Movies will play only once now rather than looping 1 and a half times!
• Post-Twofold bonus content now contains a splash screen
• Text message scenes that begin with text messages already loaded up will show a tip that remind you to scroll up and down through them
• Various voice mastering issues have been resolved, such as lines cutting out too early and volume adjustments.
• Various music and sound effects have been replaced with their correctly looping/correctly panning versions. No more left-ear exclusive bacon sizzle.
• Tiny improvements and tweaks such as ambience fading in or out of scenes, small typo fixes and grammar corrections, etc.
• Hopefully achievements should only give a notification once they are unlocked! This was causing some confusion with achievements that had progress toggle a popup in Steam, such as Overprepared.

Previous fixes

These changes were already live before 1.0.2.

• Fixed a crash that would occur when accessing post-Twofold content
• A certain achievement not unlocking correctly was fixed

[ 2023-11-01 02:31:40 CET ] [ Original post ]

After over a decade in the making, Twofold is finally fully released and playable. Follow Olive, a college student struggling to get through their classes and on the brink of failing when they're given one last chancetake a filler course and pass it. Through this they find themself in the middle of a feud between two former friends which has swept up their clubs and the people around them.

Twofold is a story about romance, relationships, and most of allfamily.

it features...

• a nonbinary protagonist and queer cast
• 2 female routes to follow with a bonus for completing both routes
• several side characters to develop friendships with
• a large original soundtrack and lots of CGs
• 150k+ words over both routes
• full English voice acting

[previewyoutube=JTblKMDIgGs;full][/previewyoutube] There's also a physical release of Twofold's game and artbook you can pre-order on our store! Every physical copy comes with a digital key for Twofold so you can play it right now- the pre-orders won't be shipping until November-December.

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[ 2023-10-27 21:09:43 CET ] [ Original post ]

Happy Friday! Our latest LGBT+ romance visual novel, Twofold, releases October 27th. The game has been in development for over a decade and we're so happy to help bring it to the world next week.
Twofold is a nonbinary x female romance about Olive, a college student who has one last chance to passtake a filler creative class. While deciding what to do they end up meeting two women, Caprice and Millie, and become wrapped up in their feud. The game has 2 routes (Caprice and Millie) with several side characters to grow alongside in each of the routes and a post-game bonus for finishing both routes. It has full English voice acting and is over 150k words long. Excited? Guess what, it has a fully voiced demo you can try right now here on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1749770/Twofold/
3 years ago we introduced the world of Twofold with you via First Snow, the prequel side story. First Snow follows Allison as she meets Eileen and the other members of the art club before the events of Twofold. First Snow is free to play and is partially voiced, so if you want to meet the art club before Twofold comes out then give it a try! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1259430/First_Snow/ follow us on...

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[ 2023-10-20 18:35:28 CET ] [ Original post ]

Hi everyone! Elanfest '23 was streamed live today, and with it came a wealth of Twofold news and information! For those who missed the announcements, let's go over everything step-by-step. First off, here's our latest trailer: [previewyoutube=JTblKMDIgGs;full][/previewyoutube] Twofold is releasing this month! We have a couple dates we're aiming for, and will reveal a finalized day a week or two prior to release. We're also hoping to have an OST and artbook ready to go on release as well! To make the wait a little easier, we're also launching a free demo, available right now! This demo goes over most of the introductory act of the game, and also includes a bonus scene exclusive to the demo that bridges the gap between the post-credits scene of First Snow and the start of Twofold, as told from Hayley's (Caprice and Millie's roommate) point of view. Our last big surprise of the day comes in the form of a physical release! Starting today, you can pre-order a copy of Twofold: The Perfect Circle Collection, which includes Twofold as well as First Snow!
This physical edition of the game will also include a First Snow-themed reversible cover, so you can choose which game you want to sit on your shelf. Please be aware that this will not be a simultaneous release with the digital version. Pre-order your copy here. That's it for today's announcements! We hope everyone is eager to join a club later this month!

[ 2023-10-02 00:43:51 CET ] [ Original post ]

Olive’s situation is dire. They're on the verge of being thrown out of college unless they can salvage their GPA, and their only chance rests on classes they know next to nothing about.

Their lifeline: two club leaders who are more than willing to help them succeed. However, no solution is that easy. Olive soon finds themself in the middle of a conflict between these two friends that threatens to undo their long-standing love for each other.

Twofold is a story about love, family, and connection. It celebrates family of all kinds, and explores the strength (and fragility) of bonds between people.

Taking place roughly a year after First Snow, Olive’s position as an outsider to these established friend circles will be vital to fully understanding the situation threatening to undo this close-knit group.




cv: Dottovu

Pessimistic and guarded, Olive lacks much in the way of friends, relying only on their sense of self-reliance to push them through life until now. While college life never came naturally to Olive, confronting their possible dropout is a trial all on its own.

That said, they're not entirely alone: they do their best to keep a brave face for the sake of their mother, who tirelessly cheers them on from the sidelines. Having put their life's worries to one side of the sake of their mom for so long, Olive must now take charge of their life.


cv: Lisa Reimold

The leader of the art club. Dissatisfied with the club that already existed on campus, Caprice decided to commandeer a room and some loners and form her own. She carries this attitude through most aspects of her life, traveling her own path. Ever bright, optimistic and full of energy, she's always seeking joy around her, without much regard for norms and expectations. She strives to bring this same joy to the friends she's pulled into her orbit, even if they're a little resistant. She tends to be loud, which often gets every eye in the room on her, whether she means it to or not.

Although Caprice has a childlike enthusiasm to her, she's not naive and innocent. She recognizes there's a time for maturity--for when motivational shouting isn't the solution. She has her own worries, though she mostly keeps them to herself.


cv: Jill Harris

While the writing club has a long and proud history in her college, Millie's succession to the post of club leader coincided with the leaving of many of its members, leaving her sense of pride wounded and the club itself dangling by a thread. It's only Millie's nature, as stubborn as she is studious, which has kept the flame alive.

Millie's sense of curiosity about the world is expressed in extreme opposites, from dragging others along with her love of writing and reading, to her endless fascination with the mechanical world, often leaning into the hood of cars being fixed by her mechanic father. Her sense of maturity and independence is something she prides herself on, though those close know that even she needs a helping hand at times. Despite having few friends, those she keeps are very dear to her.


cv: Elissa Park

Stranded at the center of a widening gap, Hayley has become tasked with balancing herself between her two best friends. For the most part, she tries to deal with this troubling instability in her usual way: cool and collected as she's able. Lacking the energy and wild ambition that her friends seem to have, Hayley tends to stick to herself and do things at a measured pace. She's easy to get along with, so people tend to like her, but she avoids social situations if she can. This has left her with mostly distant acquaintances, and she's quietly very grateful for Caprice and Millie continuously pulling her along with them.

Hayley often expresses herself through jokes with a delivery so dry one might not catch that they're being teased. Her other, more personal mode of expression is via music, but she's very selective about who she shares it with.

• Two distinct core paths to travel down
  
• Six club members to form friendships with in optional side paths
  
• Full English voice acting
  
• An expansive soundtrack featuring songs from First Snow as well as several brand new tracks exclusive to Twofold
  
• Several accessibility options and UI settings
  
• A comprehensive extras list including a CG gallery, guest illustrations, a music room and more!

Cast List:

• Olive - Dottovu
  
• Caprice - Lisa Reimold
  
• Millie - Jill Harris
  
• Hayley - Elissa Park
  
• August - Felicia Valenti
  
• Charlie - Lisa Reimold
  
• Mike - Sean M.D.
  
• Allison - Elizabeth Quedenfeld
  
• Eileen - Kira Buckland
  
• Wallace - Steven Kelly
  
• Tanya - Daisy Guevara
  
• Heather - Lily Emil Lammers
  
• Darren - Rex Rosario
  
• Additional - Eleanor Anwen, Jill Harris, Natalie Van Sistine, Syon