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Licence: MIT license
Source code for the Cute Demon Crashers! NaNoRenO game (http://sugarscript.tumblr.com/)

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Cute Demon Crashers!

Cute Demon Crashers! is a silly little short game that gives a lazy virgin college student a fun and safe space to explore her first sexual experience with a partner of her choice, if she so desires. It focuses on consent and sex positivity (and also fluff). You can check the SugarScript for more information about the game, including download links.

This repository contains the custom source code for the game, written in a mix of Ren'Py and Python. It's been cleaned up from the NaNoRenO crunching and comments/examples have been added throughout the code to make it easier to understand.

If you have any questions about the source code, feel free to email me on [email protected], or through Twitter @robotlolita, and I'll try my best to answer them!

For players

If you want to play the game, just download the game from our Itch.io page~!

For those who want to modify this game

Prerequisites

You'll need Ren'Py to run this game. The Replay feature requires a modified version of Ren'Py. You'll need to either patch a Ren'Py distribution or compile it yourself from the source code.

Running the game

Only the source code is provided in this repository. If you want to play the game you should download it from the Itch.io page above.

Documentation

The source code is heavily documented (and commented) in a sort of literate-style programming, so you should be able to follow the source as if reading an article or book.

An alternative version can be read online, which emphasises the descriptions and textual presentation/structure.

You can also build the documentation locally by running make documentation. This assumes you've got Make, Node.js and Sphinx installed.

Licence

Copyright (c) 2015 SugarScript.

The custom Python code and the custom UI code are released under the MIT licence; you're free to use those parts for any purpose.

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