I know all too well how sex sells (as I abandoned my previous "clean" career aspirations to find work making adult art.... and now can actually affording to pay bills most of the time). And since everyone found out that "Something to do with love" has "Nothing to do with sex", I'm saddened it didn't get the love it deserves (but I'm not surprised, since the previous offering featuring these characters was a full-blown porn movie). It's kinda like if the new Star Wars Han Solo movie was not going to have aliens, the force, or space travel, or action scenes... but still featured Han Solo doing other stuff in character. Once your fans are expecting certain things associated with this franchise, they're gonna want more of what attracted them here in the first place.

Anyway, I wish you luck with the game, and any future projects.

If you've played the latest demo, you'll know that there's plenty of sex in the game.

Oh! Then, I guess focus on advertising that. Again, even if it wasn't your original vision, it will turn enough heads to get it the support it deserves. My sequel to my first successful game didn't crowd fund the way I wanted it to originally, but it worked out for the best and it is currently half the reason I can do what I do for a living.

If we'd done that, Kickstarter would not have let us kickstart the project. They have very strict rules about anything with even implied adult content. "Tentacle Bento" was shoved off of kickstarter 90% of the way through the campaign even though it had no adult content whatsoever and only some mild innuendo.

Now that we're not bound by Kickstarter, we can show off much more and even get more explicit than initially planned, although we still need to comply with Steam's rules.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that. We had to skirt around such issues with our Indiegogo canpaign that raised $ for my wife's sexy fursuit (which is used for videos).
And with my Patreon, when I first started, I would post vague completely safe for work thumbnails with an off-site link to my actual uncensored adult artwork (and I still do that, even though the technically allow adult art now, just because of the flip flopping I've seen).

I feel for you. My wife also had her account pulled from Vimeo because her video content was "too sexualized" even though there is no nudity or simulated sexual activity, only simulated caressing/dancing/teasing... while showing zero skin. And this is the site that allows a LOT more than that when it comes to "human" videos. Double standard for us "weird" fursuiters I guess.

Anyway, I'm thrilled you're still working on this. Best of luck.

We hope you enjoy the final product, and if you've played the demo, we'd love to hear your comments!