Lonely Things is almost finished. Over the next week I'm going to be making some small tweaks and improvements here and there, while getting some promotional stuff (screenshots, a trailer) ready as well. I've been working pretty hard these past few weeks on getting it ready.

A playthrough is running at about 60-90 minutes judging by the tests I've had done of the game, which I'm pretty happy with. I made up a sheet for the testers to report bugs - most of which I had noticed but might have otherwise forgotten about on my own - and I've managed to fix all of them. So, hopefully the game will play just fine for everyone when it's out.

I won't start writing any retrospective stuff yet, because it isn't quite done just yet. Still a handful of things left to do. 

Since I'm going to sell this game.  I want to make sure it's got everything it needs in it to be worth the price - which, I've settled on being $3.50, and since people enjoyed the music of the demo,  the OST will be available for people who buy the game as a separate download on the page. It'll have all of the songs in the game, plus a few which I think are good - maybe some of the better ones - but which just didn't fit in the game. They all come from the 'world' of the game, I made them for Lonely Things.

Oh, if you donated when downloading the demo, the game will be available to you for free. As I understand this is how itch operates automatically - if not, I'll make sure those of you who did will get it.

Back in the next few days with screenshots and a trailer. The demo will be going down at some point this week, since it really no longer represents the quality of the game very much (the full game is a lot better), but I'll leave it up at least until I have the new screens up.