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02/06/2017 mini-update: This is late, sorry! In this new mini-update, I've changed up Prussia and Germany's character busts, updated the CGI accordingly, and changed the format of Spain's journal entries. Those words are no longer scrolling past at the speed of sound, thank goodness. I've also changed the windowskin, as I had feedback from players that the old one made it hard to read the text. Again, there are no new story updates-- this is mainly just a graphical improvement update. Currently I'm working on expanding the storyline and adding a few bonus events here and there. 23/10/2016 mini-update: I've redone the character busts for Spain and added in all the new features I've mentioned before, including the aforementioned mobile phone system. Story-wise there's nothing new; this is just a minor technical update so you can finally try out Spain's phone for yourself. (Try calling someone at weird times, like, I don't know, the chase scene? I really do think of everything.)
I'm currently redoing some of the CGIs and other character busts because I'm changing the MMD models I'm using-- I'm going to switch my UniDX Prussia and Hana Germany models for Mukimuki No Hito's Prussia and Germany, which means I'll have to replace every single one of their busts and the CGIs they appear in. Sigh. This will take a while.
As usual, tell me if any bugs or typos appear! I'll fix them as soon as possible.I really need to sleep right now orz

Yay! I kept my release date promise!... To like half of the Earth. Thank you and curse you, timezones.

About three months after the initial release, I present to you... PROJECT ESPANYA'S DEMO UPDATE! Or as I occasionally call it, Project Espanya version 0.6. I literally crammed developing over 60% of the update into 48 hours worth of time so I apologise if it seems rather lacklustre or buggy compared to the original content.

For the newcomers, here's a brief summary on the game:

Spain has lost his memory.

Thousands of years, gone like the wind. His only clear memory is of the day he woke up in a hospital, where according to one of the doctors he has laid in a coma for three days after being discovered bleeding nearly to death in a nearby forest. He doesn't remember anything about his life, family or past; frankly, the only other things he can barely remember are his own name and identity; that he supposedly personifies that block of land at the southwestern end of Europe.

Now, he is on a personal mission. He wants to recover his memory, rebuild his life and find out what the hell he was doing 'dying' in a forest. And figure out who that kid with the weird hair curl, who keeps appearing in his dreams, really is. However, he begins to doubt his quest when he finds the many shadows and secrets in his past... And he must be careful. The culprit behind his amnesia is somewhere out there, attempting to find a way to capture him again. Who or what their intentions are Spain doesn't know, but he has to avoid them or risk disappearing for good...

Now I really don't know what genre to make of this. Right now it seems somewhat dark but later on it's going to get a little... science fiction-y, for lack of a better term. Anyway, the playthrough is now pegged at around 30-40 minutes-- a definite increase from the initial release. It's only a rough estimate; I personally beta-tested the whole thing so of course I'd speed-run through the game while testing it.

A few changes I've made to Espanya:

Certain inventory items are now viewable! The Post-It and Old Photograph can be examined in-game in Spain's Backpack. (One more Dora joke and I swear--) For your own sake, mis amigos... check them. They're both very important.

The kitchen is now open! But only after a certain plot point. There's not much in there, anyway.

And now, a few important tips on how to get through this demo:

Literally touch EVERYTHING. Some of the objects lying around may seem unimportant but are essential to the story.

Also, this is one of those games where I'd recommend you touch everything at least twice, as some item descriptions actually CHANGE as you progress.

Watch what you say and do. Your actions may affect what others do and tell you later on. From this update onwards, your choices WILL begin to affect the plot. One particular choice actually changes what you have to do at a later point of the game COMPLETELY.

THIS GAME HAS MULTIPLE ENDINGS! There are three of them: the True Realist, True Idealist and Neutral endings. Choosing a certain type of choice consistently is the only way to get to the two 'True Path' endings. The game will know if you're on one of the Paths; if you're on either a True Realist or True Idealist path, one of the choices in this update will become automatic, i.e. you don't get a choice for that one. However, bear in mind that this is just a demo; you won't be able to see the endings yet.

Read through all dialogue boxes carefully; try not to skip through them. Many details crucial to game progression are concealed within the dialogue. Also, skipping through dialogue too quickly may end up bugging the game out.

The Journals and Memories are important for keeping track of story progression, especially the Journals-- they make records of what has happened and what you might be doing later on. Compared to the first release, you'll be getting a few more of both in this update so check them both often!

THERE IS A CHASE SCENE IN THIS UPDATE. To avoid being caught by the [SPOILERS], take advantage of the objects around you to block them. A sofa, the stairs, that random-ass teddy bear, anything!

If you encounter any bugs or get stuck at a certain point, note me (to avoid spoilers) and I'll try to help you out!

Oh, right! For returning players, if you saved your game at the end when the game prompted you to, that one isn't going to work... for what reason, I still don't know. If that happens to you, note me what you chose to do when you met France and Prussia as well as what you chose to talk to Germany about. I'll send you a save file with those exact choices made so you don't have to replay the whole thing... only that part at the end of the first release with the email.

And here's what you came for: The DOWNLOAD LINK!
Take note: this game does not come with the RunTimePackage; you'll need to download that too if you don't already have it installed.

Game download: www.mediafire.com/file/4e517d9…
Don't forget the RunTimePackage too: www.rpgmakerweb.com/download/a…
(Make sure the one you're downloading is the one for RPG Maker VX Ace.)

Credits can be found in the Notepad file in the game folder.

Nice Let's Play videos by nice players:
IggyAlben : Here~!
peppermix14 : Here~!
AlexisBarnes : Here~!
Zexionthe1rat : Here~!
Moonshadow0989 /Itachu Gaming: Here~!
EddieVeneziano : Here~!
95Jezzica and Quasi-Harkness : Here~!

Toni's YouTube Playlist of Let's Plays: Here~!

Bugs fixed:
12th August 2017
--Spain's notebook no longer reappears in the World Conference guestroom after the cutscene, and the cutscene itself will no longer repeat.
--After the chase scene in Spain's house ends, the chaser will not appear in the garden upon entering.

Muchas gracias to y'all, and goodnight to me.

Hetalia: Axis Powers (c) Hidekaz Himaruya

Description
02/06/2017 mini-update: This is late, sorry! In this new mini-update, I've changed up Prussia and Germany's character busts, updated the CGI accordingly, and changed the format of Spain's journal entries. Those words are no longer scrolling past at the speed of sound, thank goodness. I've also changed the windowskin, as I had feedback from players that the old one made it hard to read the text. Again, there are no new story updates-- this is mainly just a graphical improvement update. Currently I'm working on expanding the storyline and adding a few bonus events here and there. 23/10/2016 mini-update: I've redone the character busts for Spain and added in all the new features I've mentioned before, including the aforementioned mobile phone system. Story-wise there's nothing new; this is just a minor technical update so you can finally try out Spain's phone for yourself. (Try calling someone at weird times, like, I don't know, the chase scene? I really do think of everything.)
I'm currently redoing some of the CGIs and other character busts because I'm changing the MMD models I'm using-- I'm going to switch my UniDX Prussia and Hana Germany models for Mukimuki No Hito's Prussia and Germany, which means I'll have to replace every single one of their busts and the CGIs they appear in. Sigh. This will take a while.
As usual, tell me if any bugs or typos appear! I'll fix them as soon as possible.I really need to sleep right now orz

Yay! I kept my release date promise!... To like half of the Earth. Thank you and curse you, timezones.

About three months after the initial release, I present to you... PROJECT ESPANYA'S DEMO UPDATE! Or as I occasionally call it, Project Espanya version 0.6. I literally crammed developing over 60% of the update into 48 hours worth of time so I apologise if it seems rather lacklustre or buggy compared to the original content.

For the newcomers, here's a brief summary on the game:

Spain has lost his memory.

Thousands of years, gone like the wind. His only clear memory is of the day he woke up in a hospital, where according to one of the doctors he has laid in a coma for three days after being discovered bleeding nearly to death in a nearby forest. He doesn't remember anything about his life, family or past; frankly, the only other things he can barely remember are his own name and identity; that he supposedly personifies that block of land at the southwestern end of Europe.

Now, he is on a personal mission. He wants to recover his memory, rebuild his life and find out what the hell he was doing 'dying' in a forest. And figure out who that kid with the weird hair curl, who keeps appearing in his dreams, really is. However, he begins to doubt his quest when he finds the many shadows and secrets in his past... And he must be careful. The culprit behind his amnesia is somewhere out there, attempting to find a way to capture him again. Who or what their intentions are Spain doesn't know, but he has to avoid them or risk disappearing for good...

Now I really don't know what genre to make of this. Right now it seems somewhat dark but later on it's going to get a little... science fiction-y, for lack of a better term. Anyway, the playthrough is now pegged at around 30-40 minutes-- a definite increase from the initial release. It's only a rough estimate; I personally beta-tested the whole thing so of course I'd speed-run through the game while testing it.

A few changes I've made to Espanya:

Certain inventory items are now viewable! The Post-It and Old Photograph can be examined in-game in Spain's Backpack. (One more Dora joke and I swear--) For your own sake, mis amigos... check them. They're both very important.

The kitchen is now open! But only after a certain plot point. There's not much in there, anyway.

And now, a few important tips on how to get through this demo:

Literally touch EVERYTHING. Some of the objects lying around may seem unimportant but are essential to the story.

Also, this is one of those games where I'd recommend you touch everything at least twice, as some item descriptions actually CHANGE as you progress.

Watch what you say and do. Your actions may affect what others do and tell you later on. From this update onwards, your choices WILL begin to affect the plot. One particular choice actually changes what you have to do at a later point of the game COMPLETELY.

THIS GAME HAS MULTIPLE ENDINGS! There are three of them: the True Realist, True Idealist and Neutral endings. Choosing a certain type of choice consistently is the only way to get to the two 'True Path' endings. The game will know if you're on one of the Paths; if you're on either a True Realist or True Idealist path, one of the choices in this update will become automatic, i.e. you don't get a choice for that one. However, bear in mind that this is just a demo; you won't be able to see the endings yet.

Read through all dialogue boxes carefully; try not to skip through them. Many details crucial to game progression are concealed within the dialogue. Also, skipping through dialogue too quickly may end up bugging the game out.

The Journals and Memories are important for keeping track of story progression, especially the Journals-- they make records of what has happened and what you might be doing later on. Compared to the first release, you'll be getting a few more of both in this update so check them both often!

THERE IS A CHASE SCENE IN THIS UPDATE. To avoid being caught by the [SPOILERS], take advantage of the objects around you to block them. A sofa, the stairs, that random-ass teddy bear, anything!

If you encounter any bugs or get stuck at a certain point, note me (to avoid spoilers) and I'll try to help you out!

Oh, right! For returning players, if you saved your game at the end when the game prompted you to, that one isn't going to work... for what reason, I still don't know. If that happens to you, note me what you chose to do when you met France and Prussia as well as what you chose to talk to Germany about. I'll send you a save file with those exact choices made so you don't have to replay the whole thing... only that part at the end of the first release with the email.

And here's what you came for: The DOWNLOAD LINK!
Take note: this game does not come with the RunTimePackage; you'll need to download that too if you don't already have it installed.

Game download: www.mediafire.com/file/4e517d9…
Don't forget the RunTimePackage too: www.rpgmakerweb.com/download/a…
(Make sure the one you're downloading is the one for RPG Maker VX Ace.)

Credits can be found in the Notepad file in the game folder.

Nice Let's Play videos by nice players:
IggyAlben : Here~!
peppermix14 : Here~!
AlexisBarnes : Here~!
Zexionthe1rat : Here~!
Moonshadow0989 /Itachu Gaming: Here~!
EddieVeneziano : Here~!
95Jezzica and Quasi-Harkness : Here~!

Toni's YouTube Playlist of Let's Plays: Here~!

Bugs fixed:
12th August 2017
--Spain's notebook no longer reappears in the World Conference guestroom after the cutscene, and the cutscene itself will no longer repeat.
--After the chase scene in Spain's house ends, the chaser will not appear in the garden upon entering.

Muchas gracias to y'all, and goodnight to me.

Hetalia: Axis Powers (c) Hidekaz Himaruya