Thyat

You heard the news! "Welcome to the Club!" is officially being made! I just need a person who knows how to code and make the music for the game. I was originally going to do this myself, though I don't know how to do those things and it will take a long while to learn... One small glaring issue, I sadly cannot pay you if you were thinking about helping. Here are a few reasons why:

1. I'm broke.

2. I don't know how to send money to people through a bank account. I probably have to learn that as well...

3. I don't think it's fair for me, the other people who are working on this for free, and to Party Coffin.

This is suppose to be a FAN PROJECT ONLY, which means I don't want to spend my own hard earn money on something that is suppose to be for fun. I'm not planning onto making this a business or whatnot, so it wouldn't make sense for why I'm wasting so much on it. Plus, Party Coffin doesn't like it when fans uses "Welcome Home" for profit. If I do give money to the people who are working on this, they're basically using "Welcome Home" for making their own profit. Another thing I like to mention is that since this is a fan project, Party Coffin is not even aware of its existance. That means that this game isn't official, so why waste money on something that doesn't involve with the creator of this series in the first place? This is not me saying I don't want to pay anyone, if I had all the money in the world then I would've been paying my crew because they do a lovely job on their part.

Another thing I have to mention, if you're interested into making this game a reality then you have to know the games basics: - This game is an AU of course, it is based off of DDLC (Doki Doki Literature Club!). It doesn't involve with the official series of them both in any shape or form besides four Welcome Home characters being present. - And the biggest thing, this is NOT A DATING SIMULATOR! Which means there is no romance involved in the storyline whatsoever. I don't like depicting Welcome Home characters (just characters in general) in a sexual light. It makes me feel very uncomfortable putting them into these types of categories. - Since this is not a dating simulator, this game doesn't contain any sexual content. The second act "Yuri scene" will play out differently for that being the case, the character stabbing themselves will have a complete different reason for why they did so. - Speaking about a character harming themselves, there will still be dark topics in here; self-harm, and mental health issues. If you don't like seeing these characters take on a dark note in the most gruesome ways, I suggest maybe not playing the final product. I know some of these characters are people's comfort characters, even Party Coffin's comfort characters. If he doesn't like the depictions of them in this game, I'll take it down. - The characters will all be the same and there won't be no changes to their designs or personality. The only drastical change to a character is Wally, he's going take on the personality of his beta-self then the modern version of him. This decision change won't be too much of a difference, other than Wally being a complete ahhhole. He's going to be harsh most of the game but he still haves that nice whimsical part of himself. I'm not butchering his character in anyway for him to fit in a plot, he haves a reason why he acts like that. Since that is all to the side now, I'll explain the actual game itself. If you're wondering "if this is based off of a dating simulator and there's no dating in it, then what's it about due to the basic premise of it being a visual novel that you cut out?". That to you folks, is the new plot here:

This won't be a visual novel at all but in fact; an old 1980's flash game. A learning children's game in specific. I'm leaning more on the "children show" aspect of what "Welcome Home's" target audience is.

The story is about these unknown game developers trying to revive the series in modern pop culture at the time; video games. In the 1980's video games were becoming a hit, so they're using that popularity to find interest into the show once again. Older people weren't thrilled about video games becoming a big thing with kids, so they wanted to make technology in a more positive way by creating an educational game.

The game though, was never finished and became lost media. The game was supposed to be on the new recent devices; a computer. It was something similar to Starfall and KinitoPET. The problem why it wasn't finished was the complicated format they were building on, they wanted to use more advanced techniques to make the game more engaging. They tried making a "certain character" more knowledged than the others. They created them into an AI so that the character in particular can communicate with the player through conversation instead of a click of a button or through text. That however, backfired.

That's it for now, here's some little sneak peeks for the game so far:

I would like to say, thank you for sticking with me for the long run! I hope this project turns out great and many will enjoy it! I'm doing my best for what I have now and I'm working very hard to push this game out! We'll continue building it and I'll like to say also, have a lovely day and God bless ya! @:}

Also, join my discord server for any new updates or if you want to help out in anyway!