*stretch*

We've been holding back quite a bit of new stuff since our last art update on Mitsumata!

Over the coming week, we'll have updated battle videos, updated platformer videos (you'll see why we specifically wanted to update these!), and images of the final menus, as well as images of lesser known characters who will show up, and a brand spanking new character we've been keeping mostly under our hat. We'll also have a little video teaser about the story toward the end of the week, and at the beginning of the coming month, a playable demo of the first part of the game!

The game is, as we mentioned before, pretty long, so we've been debating a bit over where exactly to cut it for the demo, but we're going to include a couple of in-game days of play, to give players the feel for the story, let them tinker around with the item system, the searchable screens, and meet the characters, finally, face to face.

The final rating for Mitsumata is T for Teen, 15+/16+ depending on where you are located. It is bloody, with implied sexual situations. The demo will have heavily implied violent actions

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There's also been some confusion between Mitsumata and a 3-D game. We are not them. Mitsumata is, and always has been since day 1, a 2-D interactive story game. You can read more about exactly what it is on the front page of the DA. We fund our games almost entirely out of pocket and work on them in our free time during the school year and full-time in the summer, which is why we're not rushing and taking the time to get Mitsumata completely perfect. We'd appreciate, if you want to address other people's work, you would actually send those people your comments.

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We're not doing anything else until Mitsumata is complete. It may be taking longer than we'd hoped because of the art additions we wanted, but for the increase in functionality, animation, and art, we think your eyes will be very pleased when you see the improvements.

See you soon!