This update fixes touch events once and for all. Namely, it is now impossible to "run over" an event, no matter what computer you're using. Use the shift key with no worries! I'm also happy to announce that the developer of the Pink Engine (the RPG framework Deep Sea Valentine uses) is completely revamping the rendering system. Their goal is to release the next update at the end of March, and I will try my best to implement those changes as soon as they're out. This should make the game run much smoother on all computers, so please look forward to it! I'm also pretty sure that the next update (1.4) will break the compatibility of old save files, so please plan your playthroughs accordingly. Thank you for your support and patience!

• 6 romanceable girls
  You're bound to find one, two, or maybe even six girls that are totally your type!
  
• 7 endings
  That's right! Even if you don't manage to date anyone, you'll still get some kind of conclusion.
  
• Half visual novel, half RPG
  Unlike most dating sims, the route you get isn't determined by dialogue choices. What you do is actually more important than what you say.
  
• Vaporwave
  From the user interface to the soundtrack – everything got that A E S T H E T I C.
  
• Lesbian-Approved
  I made my lesbian friend play this and she thought it was good.

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04 or newer
• Processor: 2.0 GHz Core 2 DuoMemory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: OpenGL 2 or OpenGL ES 2
• Storage: 300 MB available space