Completed / Unity / VN

A Quaint Tale [v1.03] [Rollogonde]

August 4, 2024F95

This is the story of an adventurer (whom you will impersonate) and of his companion, who also happens to be his lover.
They are in front of a tavern and in this tavern they will enter. There, they will find their counterpart. As this place is one of perdition and our characters not made of the finest materials, several licentious conversations will be held, men will quarrel gallantly to the great pleasure of the ladies, and all of this will culminate in an almost pornographic finale.
Whether this ending shall be a pleasant one or not is something for your heart to decide.

Thread Updated: 2021-05-19

Release Date: 2021-05-17

Developer: Rollogonde – Itch.io

Censored: No

Version: 1.03

OS: Windows,Linux,Mac

Language: English

Genre:

Dark Humor , Eroge ,Erotic , Fantasy ,Romance

Installation:

1. Extract and run.

Changelog:

v1.03

Some people are born deviant. They don’t seem to be able to abide by the norms that our society has put in place. They do things like play video games on a non 16:9 screen. But we must be tolerant of such degenerate behavior, and it is in the name of that tolerance that I hereby present this patch, which adds full support for all kinds of disturbing aspect ratios.

The patch also fixes a few small bugs and typos. So even if you’re a square, go get it.

v1.02

A small patch correcting small things, mostly to be found in Natacha’s scene.

v1.01

Fixed dead end at end of game

v1.0

First release

Developer Notes:

Making this game has been a long and lonely journey. I am in dire need of any kind of feedback whatsoever. At this point, you could spit in my face and shame me for my proclivities, I would thank you and ask for more. So please leave a short comment or a rating and I will sing your glorious name.

Some words of caution:

The game contains some semblance of sexual violence, a hint of humiliation, and can occasionally lapse into a slightly edgy brand of humor.

While all of this may sound awfully enticing, it should be said that it is also very lighthearted and none too explicit. Don’t expect lurid descriptions of turgid appendages brutally destroying unsuspecting holes.

Finally, although I write for a living, this is my first time writing in English and without an editor. You may therefore encounter here and there some turns of phrase liable to profoundly revolt your grammar-loving soul.