My Cheetah Friend News

1.2.01:
- fixed mouse behavior when gamepad is not connected
1.2.02:
- fixed Auto mode in dialogue not working with controller

You must upgrade to continue playing - I changed Steamworks settings and only this build is compatible.

1.2:
- added full controller support (including PlayStation glyphs!)
- added emoji font fallback
- added support for aspect ratios different than 16:9
- lowered complexity of sliding puzzles
- fixed load slot not displaying levels
- fixed game crash when placing burger on empty tray
- slight changes to button handling
- UI adjustments - some elements have been remade
- added Linux build
- Steamworks settings adjustments

The changes aim to add full Steam Deck compatibility.

The codebase and architecture of this game were awful to work with again.
Lots of mechanics were designed with a mouse in mind so it was tricky to get controller working. Especially burgers.
I've decided to add a virtual cursor in some places like menus because the layout was terrible to move around with the controller.

UI changes are not huge, mostly just readability adjustments and controller-style support.

Due to the nature of the original design, I don't mark the gamepad as a recommended device - it's just better with the mouse, the virtual cursor does the trick but it doesn't make for a smooth and intuitive control.

As always, let me know if you encounter any issues. While changes are not visual, there were several code adjustments or even replacements.

Adult-Only 3D Adventure with JRPG-inspired elements and card-based combat. The end of adventuring is not the end of the journey.

If you enjoyed animations and gameplay in "My Cheetah Friend", you might be interested in this one as well!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3411490/Flavors_of_Desires/


You can also check my previous, similar title, Slave Harem:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3211840/Slave_Harem/

This tiny patch fixes a rare issue when a selfie is not unlocked.
You can safely load the affected save and the missing selfie should appear. Achievement should unlock.

I also implemented a tiny failsafe by disabling any input on scene change, that might have been the cause.

Let me know if you encounter any issues!

I heard you like patches, so here's a patch to patch the previous patch that was supposed to patch another thing I hoped I already patched. Patch.

In seriousness, it seems like dialogue logic handling rewrites worked well, but loading got back to the start of the scene instead of the specific line you saved at, so I managed to restore that feature to fit new logic. Hopefully I didn't break anything else in the process.

As usual, let me know if anything breaks for you and I'll try looking into it :)