As of yesterday, our new murder mystery GENBA no Kizuna is out! The OST is also available here! It has been a long and arduous development journey and it honestly still hasn't fully sunk in that, at long last, we have managed to arrive at our destination. It just feels too surreal! But we're very excited to have made it here and that we can finally welcome you at the Kaseki residence! We'd like to give a huge thank you to all of you who have been eagerly anticipating this moment and we are deeply sorry for all the delays (as well as for the initial launch hiccups, in case you're among the people who were right there for it and immediately ran into a rather unfortunate issue...). We truly appreciate your patience and are immensely grateful for your support! While very similar in many regards, GENBA is also rather different from SHINRAI, which kinda has us a bit worried about how you might perceive it, but we hope that you will still enjoy it and have a T-Rexcellent time cracking this new, prehistoric case! On that note, if you do decide to give it a go, we'd be very happy to hear your impressions, feedback and suggestions, so that we can keep improving ourselves with future works! You can always contact me privately at gospel@gosatsu.com, but of course, leaving us a Steam review would be even neater, as those will not only help indecisive folks gain more clarity on whether or not GENBA might be their thing, breaking the 10 review mark is a first crucial step for any small indiedev, as it will provide a boost in visibility, so more people can even learn about the game's existence! Therefore, we'd also be incredibly grateful if you could help us get there ASAP! To be clear, though (and this should hopefully go without saying), we really do want to hear your honest and genuine opinions, so even if you didn't like GENBA, if you could articulate your reasons and help us understand what we can do better the next time around, that'd still be really helpful! But with all of that out of the way now, let's move on to the second topic of this post real quick! We are currently also celebrating the 8th anniversary of SHINRAI's release and, as you may remember from GENBA's release date announcement post, we were planning to publish a tiny update for SHINRAI, primarily to fix a really wild (though thankfully quite difficult to trigger) glitch. The update was supposed to go live yesterday, but we ended up having our hands so full with the GENBA release that it had to be postponed. So apologies for that, too, but we'll get to it ASAP! Now, please take good care and, in case you're deciding to dive into GENBA: happy mystery solving!

That's right, it's official: our next murder mystery visual novel GENBA no Kizuna will, at long last, release on August 26 (the very day of SHINRAI's anniversary) at 10:00 AM PST! In other words, you'll be able to play it in a little less than two weeks from now! We really wanted to make this announcement much sooner, but decided to wait until Valve would give us the definitive green light, so we'd have 100% certainty about everything working out. (You have no idea how long Gospel has been itching to use that Jurassic meme!) GENBA's store page has been updated with the final product information, a new gameplay video and you can even check out the GBA-style instruction booklet now. It contains some basic info on the story, characters and gameplay mechanics, as well as some potentially useful tips. So if you want to already start prepping yourself for the upcoming murder investigation, be sure to check it out! We've also discussed a few more details about the release of both the VN and its soundtrack in our most recent dev post over on our website. Now, as you can see by the title of this post, the GENBA release is not the only thing happening soon. There is also gonna be a little bugfix for SHINRAI on the 26th to take care of a rather curious issue that was discovered recently. We were so busy with the beta test phase and release prep for GENBA, that it took us a bit to get around to properly investigating it. Thankfully, the way to trigger the issue is really obscure, so it's quite unlikely for more people to run into it (and probably why it took so many years for someone to stumble across it to begin with), but nevertheless... we obviously wanted to fix that! So, if you're seeing SHINRAI update all of a sudden, don't be alarmed! Or disappointed! It's really primarily about said bug, although we also took the opportunity to fix another little issue: the fact that the game icon was no longer displayed in the game window or task bar for some reason. And while we were at it, we also decided to add a splash screen upon starting the game, just like you'll get to see it for GENBA. So yeah, all around very minor things, but we obviously wanted to inform you about that as well, so you're not gonna scratch your heads about SHINRAI suddenly showing up in your download section! But that about wraps it up! More info on the GENBA release will be shared through our website, Discord and social medias, so keep an eye on those! Once again, we want to apologize for all the delays and thank you for your incredible patience! After what has felt like 66 million years, we hope to finally welcome you at the Kaseki residence in just two weeks!
(Lots of people waiting for you there w) Until then, please enjoy a T-Rexcellent August and take care!

Given that (due to its dinosaur thematic) our next murder mystery visual novel GENBA no Kizuna qualified for Steam's Dinos VS Robots Fest, we thought that this is a good time to post another quick little progress update regarding its development. The final one, in fact, as the next time we'll make an announcement post here on Steam, it will be to unveil all the release details. After all, we are very close now to, at long last, completing the project! Everything right up until the point where you need to pick the culprit is fully playable now, meaning that only the four endings, the credits and the extra content is missing. We aim to have all of this taken care of by the end of March. However! We also need to factor in some more time for testing, polish and release preparations, so even if the VN is nearing completion now, it'll unfortunately still be a bit longer before we can share it with you guys. We're really sorry about that... This project has become a whole lot bigger than we initially expected. It's actually twice the size of SHINRAI now, so hopefully, the amount of content will somewhat make up for the long wait! By the way, if you want to learn a little more about how exactly GENBA compares to SHINRAI, what the two projects have in common and in what ways they differ, I've talked a little about that in a post on our dev blog. Just the other day, I also addressed the topic of pricing, as we've been asked about that a bunch of times now. The price is not fully decided on yet, but the post talks at length about all the thoughts and considerations going into the matter. Within the coming weeks, I will start to share more and more in-depth information like this on the blog, along with new screenshots and gameplay videos on our social medias, so if you're curious to see more of GENBA, keep your eyes peeled for those! Oh right, another thing I'm excited to announce is that we also have an actual theme song in the works now, with vocals and all! Our composer is currently hard at work on completing that as well, along with the vocalist and her vocal mixer. I've already heard a demo and think it sounds super cool and catchy! Of course, our weekly progress updates will continue on our blog as well (every Saturday), in case you want to stay truly up-to-date. But otherwise, like I mentioned before, you'll hear from us again here on Steam once the release is set! Until then, please take good care and, as always, a huge thank you for your continued patience, support and interest in our work! - Gospel

With Steam's Scream Fest in full swing now and SHINRAI being featured in it, we wanted to take the opportunity to provide another quick update on our next murder mystery GENBA no Kizuna. In case you haven't seen it yet, the store page for it has already been published, so be sure to check it out in order to get a good idea what it's going to be about, and maybe even add it to your wishlist if you want to get notified the moment it's out! Speaking of the moment it's out, the release is actually the primary topic we'd like to address here, so let's jump straight into it and get the bad news out of the way first: If you've seen the previous news post or checked out the store page before, you'll notice that the release date has changed. Mid-November is, in our opinion, the last good window for a release this year. That's because, later that month, there'll be the autumn sale before we'll already move into the festive season in which the winter sale quickly follows. It's a time packed with new releases and much broader sales events (as opposed to a sale primarily for spooky games, for instance) in which all developers essentially fight over people's holiday funds. Not the best time for a tiny indie dev to bring out their niche project at full price. So, following some marketing advice, we've decided to push the release into early 2024, as unfortunate as that may be. The good news is that we are currently getting to the end of the project. Script-wise, we're working on the endings now and, when it comes to the art assets, we're tackling the final CGs! So, even though we may not wrap up by mid-November and therefore won't be able to release it within 2023, we're still confident to at least complete the project before the end of the year! We're terribly sorry about yet another delay, but we obviously don't want to rush anything on the final stretch and risk the conclusion of the project not being satisfying, and we also don't want to risk having a bad release week, as that's going to be very important for us. Fellow devs have also shared their own experiences with us regarding December releases and warned us not to follow into their footsteps, so yeah... a little while longer it is. These aren't the kinda spooky horror news we wanted to share, but we hope you'll understand and grant us a little more of your patience (the amount of which you've shown up till now, we are already deeply grateful for). Believe us, no one's more eager to finally see this project up for sale than us! Now, before we come to a close, there's one more thing I wanted to share with you. The guys over at Fuwanovel asked us for an interview recently (the first one we've ever given, kyaaa), so if you're curious to learn more about us, how we got started with VN development, our inspirations, some behind-the-scenes info on SHINRAI, some more tidbits about GENBA and much more, you can check it out here. Well, that's about it! Remember, we're doing weekly updates on our website every Saturday, in case you want to stay up-to-date with development, but we'll also make another announcement post here, once we have something major to share (such as a definite release date, which you can expect once we've transitioned into 2024). Until next time, please take care and, of course, have a very spooky Halloween ~w~

As you may have already seen, Steam's Visual Novel Fest has just begun!
For an entire week, the spotlight shines on our personal favorite medium of interactive storytelling, which is why we thought that it's a good time to post a little update again, especially given that the anniversary of SHINRAI's release is also coming up later this month! First of all, in case you haven't seen it yet (the cross promo post seems to have gotten lost in the Steam ether of oblivion), the store page for our next murder mystery GENBA no Kizuna is up, featuring a trailer, some screenshots, a description and a feature list, which will hopefully give you a good idea as to what you can expect from it! And if you think it's something you'd enjoy delving into once it's out, be sure to add it to your wishlists! It'll only take one click, but provide us with tons of joy! Speaking of GENBA coming out, though, we sadly still can't give you an exact release date yet, but as you can see from the store page, it's scheduled to finally be finished this year! Currently, we're about to move on to tackling its grand finale and, by the end of the month, will have around 85% of it fully playable! So yes, at long last, the finish line is visible on the horizon! We will share more info and some new glimpses at the later parts of the game very soon, so keep an eye on our website and social medias if you're curious! We've said this a couple of times before, but want to once again take the opportunity to apologize for the delays and also to thank you all for your support and patience. It's been quite the development journey and it's so hard to believe that it has seriously been this long since SHINRAI's release... BUT! That makes us all the more excited to finally share our next project! Although it's technically neither prequel nor sequel, it still has strong ties to SHINRAI and will finally shed light on some of its unanswered questions! And who knows? Maybe you'll get to see some familiar faces again as well... Anyway, there is one other thing we would like to direct your attention to before we come to a close! For the past two months, we have been building something together with a number of other fellow mystery developers, namely... a little community!
Its aim is for both mystery developers and mystery players to come together and help each other in their endeavors of creating their own mystery games or simply finding new ones to enjoy! So if that sounds like a fun idea to you, feel free to join the dedicated Discord server and hang out with us! You can also find more information here! Now, with all of that said, if you do decide to spend this week playing some visual novels, we hope that you'll have a fun time doing so! And if it's a mystery one that strikes your fancy in particular, maybe leave a recommendation for others over on the Mystery Gamedev Discord ;3

That's right, at long last, the store page for our next murder mystery visual novel is finally live! You can check out the trailer, a bunch of new screenshots and an updated feature list which now more closely reflects what you can expect in the final product. Currently, we're still busy wrapping up the penultimate chapter, so we don't feel confident enough to throw out an exact release date yet (even though we do have something in mind), but as you can see on its store page, we are definitely intending to release GENBA no Kizuna later this year, so be sure to add it to your wishlists to get informed when it becomes available! For more details on our plans, you can check out this blog post on our website. We also keep posting weekly updates over there regarding the development process. It's honestly been an unexpectedly long development journey and we're truly sorry for the wait. There are many reasons as to why it's been taking so long, from private life shenanigans to this project becoming a whole lot bigger than it was initially intended to be (it's waaay longer than SHINRAI now). We will delve into the specifics once it's finally released. In the meantime, we'd like to thank you for your patience as well as your continued support and ask you to hold out just a little longer! Hopefully, you're still as excited to tackle this new murder case as we are to finally present it to you! Now, since we've just finished this as well, we're gonna share our New Year's artwork with you guys here too, featuring none other than Shiku Jura, one of GENBA's four suspects:
We hope you've had an enjoyable and promising start into 2023 thus far and wish you only the best for the months ahead! Let's all work real hard to make this a very productive and successful year!

Today marks the 4th anniversary of SHINRAI's release and, in celebration of that, we've just released a little update for it! Although no new major content (such as additional scenes or diary entries) has been added, this update applies a number of tweaks and changes to the game, which will definitely provide a better experience. From simple bugfixes and typo eradication to the addition of new music tracks, as well as a much desired checkpoint system for the final chapter. But let's have a closer look at the changelog, shall we?

• General Fixes: A number of minor issues such as typos, bugs and visual errors have been fixed.
• GUI Adjustments: The textbox design has been updated to better fit with the rest of the GUI.
• Sound Adjustments: With the help of our new composer, Solo Acapello, we've tackled a number of sound-related issues. BGM/SFX loops are now seamless, the volume for various sounds has been adjusted, and some have even been redone.
• Music Addition: Since some players found the occasional (rather long) stretches of silence to be awkward, new ambience and music tracks have been added to fill the auditory void. In total, there are four new BGMs, one of them being a variation of an already existing track, whereas the other three are completely original compositions. (If you've bought the OST on Steam, they've been added to it through an update)
• Notebook Update: The text size for the notebook content has been slightly increased (yes, it was even smaller before). As a result, all "Diary", "Trivia" and "Clues & Evidence" entries, as well as all character profiles have been revised. In some instances, new tidbits of information have been added, along with references to our new projects. Since some players have gotten confused by it, the "DD/MM/YYYY"-format for D.O.B. information has been changed, as well.
• Script Changes: A bunch of dialogues and narration segments have been revised for better readability and structure, as well as to make them more concise and thus improve the pacing a little. Some parts have even been rewritten, while others were elaborated on. This mostly affects the first two chapters and the game's extra content.
• Checkpoint System: If you pick the wrong culprit and end up getting a bad end, you will now get a choice between going to the title screen, or returning to an automatic checkpoint that will let you try again. Thus, players who don't save often or overwrite their save files a lot will not run the risk of locking themselves into a bad end anymore.
• Code Cleanup: Natsu has taken the time to optimize the game's script, getting rid of thousands of unnecessary lines of code. Honestly, this is something that you, as a player, won't notice. Nevertheless, it makes us feel pretty good!

Today is the anniversary of SHINRAI's release and we celebrate it by providing you with a fresh new look at our new project, the murder mystery visual novel GENBA no Kizuna! We have released an extended demo, which now introduces all of our main characters and offers some basic details about the case. The playtime lies somewhere between 2 - 3 hours, depending on your reading speed and how thorough you are. For more information about the project, please check out our website: http://gosatsu.com/genba/ For now, this demo is only available through external means, but will eventually be published on Steam as well. Content-wise, it is the final demo we will provide before the full release, but we want to gather some feedback and polish the experience a bit more, before we put it up here. I'd also like to get a better idea of when the full release is likely going to happen. (Unfortunately, we're still just a team of two people, so it's a little hard to tell... sorry "orz) If you are curious about our demo, you can download it on the page linked above, or alternatively, on itch.io: https://gosatsuvns.itch.io/genba If you wish to support development of this project, please consider checking out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gosatsuvns And if you'd like to provide us with some feedback, either use the community hub here on Steam, post in the comments down below, or hang out with us on Discord! Now, to wrap this up, here's this year's anniversary artwork. As voted by our patrons, SHINRAI's Kamen has dressed up in the GENBA police uniform and is ready to arrest you!
Thank you so much for reading and for your continued support!

If you've visited our website or any of our social media accounts over the past few months, this probably isn't anything new to you. However, we've been hard at work on two new projects, one of which has finally reached a stage where we can share a little more than just words and pictures! You can now download a demo for our next murder mystery visual novel GENBA no Kizuna and generally learn more about it here: http://gosatsu.com/genba/ The demo is pretty short and only serves to give you an early idea of the feel and direction of our newest project (and hopefully, it will also provide us with some useful feedback). If you do decide to check it out, please let us know what you think about it! We're naturally open to suggestions as well! Although it can be seen as more of a spin-off, GENBA does have quite a few connections to SHINRAI and will eventually tie into its actual sequel as well. So if you have enjoyed our previous work, you will hopefully enjoy this one, too. Also, in case you are interested in supporting development of this title and get early looks at the script, characters, assets and much more in return, please consider checking out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gosatsuvns With that said, we would like to once again give a huge thank you to everyone who decided to give SHINRAI a chance, and an even bigger one to those who went out of their way to even provide us with feedback. We know we have been repeating this ever since the very beginning, but it truly means a lot to us. We definitely took your feedback to heart and very much appreciate your support. Seriously, thank you so much for everything!

If you've visited our website or any of our social media accounts over the past few months, this probably isn't anything new to you. However, we've been hard at work on two new projects, one of which has finally reached a stage where we can share a little more than just words and pictures! You can now download a demo for our next murder mystery visual novel GENBA no Kizuna and generally learn more about it here: http://gosatsu.com/genba/ The demo is pretty short and only serves to give you an early idea of the feel and direction of our newest project (and hopefully, it will also provide us with some useful feedback). If you do decide to check it out, please let us know what you think about it! We're naturally open to suggestions as well! Although it can be seen as more of a spin-off, GENBA does have quite a few connections to SHINRAI and will eventually tie into its actual sequel as well. So if you have enjoyed our previous work, you will hopefully enjoy this one, too. Also, in case you are interested in supporting development of this title and get early looks at the script, characters, assets and much more in return, please consider checking out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gosatsuvns With that said, we would like to once again give a huge thank you to everyone who decided to give SHINRAI a chance, and an even bigger one to those who went out of their way to even provide us with feedback. We know we have been repeating this ever since the very beginning, but it truly means a lot to us. We definitely took your feedback to heart and very much appreciate your support. Seriously, thank you so much for everything!

Seeing as it's been almost half a year since the last one, we've decided that another news post is in order! As always, we'd first like to thank everyone who has bought SHINRAI since then, recommended it to others, or left us with their impressions in the form of comments, direct messages or even reviews. We're truly grateful, especially for feedback, as it helps a lot with the development of future titles! Speaking of which, we are actually working on two new projects at the moment. If you've been following us on social media, you might have even seen that we have finally started to reveal more about one of them! If you're curious, please head over to our new website to learn more: http://gosatsu.com/ As of right now, you will only find teaser pages, but more information will be added soon. From now on, you will also find our weekly blog posts there (posted every Saturday), which will talk about the development process and give occasional sneak peeks at what we are working on. Since both projects are currently still in the earlier stages of development, we would like to once again encourage you to give us your feedback. What did you like about SHINRAI? What did bother you? Please let us know, so that we can improve our next visual novel accordingly! Your input really matters to us and, right now, we're still a long way off from reaching a point where significant changes will become difficult. So please use your chance to voice your opinions now! With that said, if you've gotten/are planning to get SHINRAI during the current summer sale, we hope that you will enjoy it! And we also hope that you'll be having an enjoyable summer in general, unlike these two...
Take care!

Seeing as it's been almost half a year since the last one, we've decided that another news post is in order! As always, we'd first like to thank everyone who has bought SHINRAI since then, recommended it to others, or left us with their impressions in the form of comments, direct messages or even reviews. We're truly grateful, especially for feedback, as it helps a lot with the development of future titles! Speaking of which, we are actually working on two new projects at the moment. If you've been following us on social media, you might have even seen that we have finally started to reveal more about one of them! If you're curious, please head over to our new website to learn more: http://gosatsu.com/ As of right now, you will only find teaser pages, but more information will be added soon. From now on, you will also find our weekly blog posts there (posted every Saturday), which will talk about the development process and give occasional sneak peeks at what we are working on. Since both projects are currently still in the earlier stages of development, we would like to once again encourage you to give us your feedback. What did you like about SHINRAI? What did bother you? Please let us know, so that we can improve our next visual novel accordingly! Your input really matters to us and, right now, we're still a long way off from reaching a point where significant changes will become difficult. So please use your chance to voice your opinions now! With that said, if you've gotten/are planning to get SHINRAI during the current summer sale, we hope that you will enjoy it! And we also hope that you'll be having an enjoyable summer in general, unlike these two...
Take care!

With 2017 starting, I thought it's about time for another little post here. Mainly to once again say thank you to all of you who have decided to give SHINRAI a chance. If you have bought it during the recent Winter sale, we truly hope that it offered you some enjoyable Holidays and a fun start into the new year! If you have already finished it, please consider leaving us some feedback. You can do so either here or in the community hub's discussions thread, specifically created for this purpose. Or, if you find the time, we'd be even more delighted about a review. Those really help us out a lot! I've said it before but I'll say it again, because this is very important to us: Your feedback and comments are valued and very much appreciated. This was our first visual novel project and we still have a lot to learn. As we continue working on new projects, we are aiming to improve ourselves, so that we can provide better and more fun experiences in the future. So, whether you really enjoyed one aspect of our VN or rather disliked another, please let us know! That way, we will know what to keep, what to ditch and what to improve. We have already begun work on new projects and will share more details on those in the coming months. By the time we can make official announcements, we will hopefully have our own website running. Until then, you can still check out our blog for weekly updates. You can learn a bit more about what you can expect in the future in the New Year's post. With that said, we would like to once again thank you for your support and ask you to please keep supporting us throughout 2017 as well! And, of course, we would like to wish all of you a Happy New Year! Hopefully, it will be a great one for you!
Until next time, take care!

With 2017 starting, I thought it's about time for another little post here. Mainly to once again say thank you to all of you who have decided to give SHINRAI a chance. If you have bought it during the recent Winter sale, we truly hope that it offered you some enjoyable Holidays and a fun start into the new year! If you have already finished it, please consider leaving us some feedback. You can do so either here or in the community hub's discussions thread, specifically created for this purpose. Or, if you find the time, we'd be even more delighted about a review. Those really help us out a lot! I've said it before but I'll say it again, because this is very important to us: Your feedback and comments are valued and very much appreciated. This was our first visual novel project and we still have a lot to learn. As we continue working on new projects, we are aiming to improve ourselves, so that we can provide better and more fun experiences in the future. So, whether you really enjoyed one aspect of our VN or rather disliked another, please let us know! That way, we will know what to keep, what to ditch and what to improve. We have already begun work on new projects and will share more details on those in the coming months. By the time we can make official announcements, we will hopefully have our own website running. Until then, you can still check out our blog for weekly updates. You can learn a bit more about what you can expect in the future in the New Year's post. With that said, we would like to once again thank you for your support and ask you to please keep supporting us throughout 2017 as well! And, of course, we would like to wish all of you a Happy New Year! Hopefully, it will be a great one for you!
Until next time, take care!

It’s been a month now since SHINRAI's release, so I thought it’s time for a little post here. First of all, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has decided to give SHINRAI a try. I hope that you have enjoyed it or are still enjoying it, in case you have bought it just recently! I would also like to give an even bigger thanks to those who went through the trouble of even giving us some feedback, whether it'd be in the form of simple comments or lengthy reviews. It is greatly appreciated and really helps us out a lot! We naturally want to improve ourselves in future projects, so this feedback is very valuable to us. If you’d like to add to it, feel free to contact us whichever way you prefer. You can leave a comment here, post into the discussions section of our community hub, or contact us via any of the following social media pages: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. I will only use Steam announcements for bigger news, but we also have a developer’s blog on Tumblr, where you’ll be able to read little updates in-between. I’ve been doing weekly blog posts there every Saturday for two years now, and I certainly don't intend to stop. In the most recent posts, I’ve been talking about the feedback we have gotten so far, what we have learned from it, and what we are planning to improve upon in the future. I will also be talking some more about the development process and, eventually, about our next project (although it will still be a while until we can officially announce anything). If you're curious about those kinds of things, please check it out. We are going to make an actual website in the near future, but for now, this blog will have to suffice for a little bit longer I'm afraid. I guess that's about it. If you have any questions, don't be shy to ask! You can also find us on our private Twitter accounts @Prismanga and @GospelDS (that's me). Please take care and enjoy the rest of your day!

Its been a month now since SHINRAI's release, so I thought its time for a little post here. First of all, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has decided to give SHINRAI a try. I hope that you have enjoyed it or are still enjoying it, in case you have bought it just recently! I would also like to give an even bigger thanks to those who went through the trouble of even giving us some feedback, whether it'd be in the form of simple comments or lengthy reviews. It is greatly appreciated and really helps us out a lot! We naturally want to improve ourselves in future projects, so this feedback is very valuable to us. If youd like to add to it, feel free to contact us whichever way you prefer. You can leave a comment here, post into the discussions section of our community hub, or contact us via any of the following social media pages: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. I will only use Steam announcements for bigger news, but we also have a developers blog on Tumblr, where youll be able to read little updates in-between. Ive been doing weekly blog posts there every Saturday for two years now, and I certainly don't intend to stop. In the most recent posts, Ive been talking about the feedback we have gotten so far, what we have learned from it, and what we are planning to improve upon in the future. I will also be talking some more about the development process and, eventually, about our next project (although it will still be a while until we can officially announce anything). If you're curious about those kinds of things, please check it out. We are going to make an actual website in the near future, but for now, this blog will have to suffice for a little bit longer I'm afraid. I guess that's about it. If you have any questions, don't be shy to ask! You can also find us on our private Twitter accounts @Prismanga and @GospelDS (that's me). Please take care and enjoy the rest of your day!

Just a quick little announcement: You might have already noticed or heard about it on our Twitter, but the Mac and Linux versions of SHINRAI have now been added as well. It took a little bit of testing to get them to run properly on Steam, but we were finally able to verify that everything's working now, thanks to the help of a very kind soul. If you are a Mac or Linux user and should still encounter any issues, please let us know, and we can work together in order to solve them. Take care and have a nice day! We hope you're all enjoying SHINRAI!

Just a quick little announcement: You might have already noticed or heard about it on our Twitter, but the Mac and Linux versions of SHINRAI have now been added as well. It took a little bit of testing to get them to run properly on Steam, but we were finally able to verify that everything's working now, thanks to the help of a very kind soul. If you are a Mac or Linux user and should still encounter any issues, please let us know, and we can work together in order to solve them. Take care and have a nice day! We hope you're all enjoying SHINRAI!