“By the way, just so you know, the game runs just fine under WINE on Linux. If there had been any problems I bet you Proton would have dealt with them, but there were no issues with plain old regular old WINE. So that was neat.
I installed it from the WineHQ repo. I'm on Wine 10.0, running under Fedora Linux. “
Yes, I would like to put the game on Steam one day. The problem is Steam requires banking information in order to list a game, even for free, and they require some of that personal information to be publicly accessible, and I can't do that.
Fanworks are welcome. If the project uses game assets, credit the appropriate person as listed in the 'Credits' section on this page.
You said in another comment your friend wants to animate something. I can't see why they would need permission to make a fan animation. People generally don't get permission to make fanart.
I get at least one spam comment that says "Update: New Version - Click Here" every day on here. I report them once I see them. Please disregard them. Thanks.
Sorry, I don't think the musician I commissioned for the OST used sheet music for its preparation, and I haven't seen anyone else transcribe it. Glad you enjoyed the songs. I do too. Desesseintes did a fantastic job.
Just making sure, are you aware I post art in the media tabs of @ClinicalTrialRP and @ClinicalTrialFA on Twitter? You don't have to wish for more Clinical Trial content, I am actively making and posting it, although it's unofficial / noncanon art.
“By the way, just so you know, the game runs just fine under WINE on Linux. If there had been any problems I bet you Proton would have dealt with them, but there were no issues with plain old regular old WINE. So that was neat.
I installed it from the WineHQ repo. I'm on Wine 10.0, running under Fedora Linux. “
The menu is finicky for some people. It might help to navigate it slowly and not press any keys other than the up/down arrows and escape/return when the menu is open. Sometimes inputs from other keys seem to cause a problem. Sorry about that.
I'm very grateful to the fan translators who have made it possible for the game to reach more players like you. Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for playing!
You can move on the map and select choices by clicking on them instead of using the arrow keys. There's one (nonconsequential) choice near the end where you might be stuck with fewer options, but I think you can still complete the game.
You can only open the menu using the escape key when Angel is able to walk around. When you're in the middle of cutscenes or dialogue, it is true that pressing the escape key only speeds up the dialogue.
Glad you enjoyed the game. I believe some of the fan translation teams who have made patches for the game used a tool called "Translator++" but that's about all I know. The unofficial translators have handled everything else themselves.
Glad you enjoyed the game. I am going to delete your comment for its untagged spoiler because some people tend to look at the comments section before deciding whether to download or not, but thank you anyway!
I used RPGMaker MZ because that is the only version available for Mac. If you’re on Windows, the version of RPGMaker that has more free plugins is MV, but MZ is the version that is currently being updated and has more built-in features.
I believe that there are a few features that are specific to MZ that I used to make Clinical Trial that are not native to MV. That being said, Clinical Trial was my first game and first time ever using gamemaking software in general, so my experience is very limited.
Whoops. The HTML for these drop-down menus is kind of finicky. I must have messed it up the last time I updated the fan translations section a few days ago. Fixed, thanks for pointing that out.
Happy you were able to go in blind. I really think for this genre of story that that is the optimal way to experience it. Thank you for the kind review!
