LoveManiac Game Update Log

What players can expect

LoveManiac 0.3.5 is a public game update with new mature content, new interactions, voice acting, and fixes. The current browser and downloadable 0.3.5_2 builds are available from the download page.

New content and gameplay changes

• Voice acting has been added.
• Five new NSFW scenes are included.
• Battle backgrounds now have additional decoration.
• New backgrounds were added for Pale and Butcher.
• Nebby has new dialogue.
• Chara and Nebby can be interacted with from the main menu and shop.
• A new shop item is available.
• The interactive Flirt ACT now uses timed and shuffled outcomes.
• The bedroom has been updated, including the Weird Room.
• An exit button and many bug fixes improve the overall experience.

Scarlet Lust

This release also introduces Scarlet Lust, a LoveManiac derivative work. It is presented alongside the 0.3.5 release and has its own content and download information in the official announcement. You can also play or download Scarlet Lust on this site.

Content still planned for follow-up patches

The release announcement says that some announced content will arrive in later patches, including the Cyn skin, additional moans, and another NSFW scene. Those items should not be treated as included in the current 0.3.5_2 build until a later update confirms them.

Before you play

LoveManiac is an 18+ fan-made Undertale parody. The game is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected with Toby Fox or the original Undertale. Read the content warning before playing or downloading.

What players need to know

Install this over the first 0.3.4 public build if you ran into broken scene flow, battle movement lockups, or unlock problems. It is a repair patch, not a new-content update.

Fixed in this version

• Fixed an intro restart problem.
• Fixed a battle bug where the player could lose movement control.
• Fixed the skin version of the third death scene.
• Fixed the second round of the ride scene.
• Fixed a Nelson scene/interaction issue.

Recommended action

If you started 0.3.4 and something felt stuck, update before retrying the same route. If you are starting fresh, use this build instead of the original 0.3.4 public package.

What players need to know

This is the major public 0.3.4 content update. It expands the Nebby side of the game, adds more repeat-scene rewards, and improves the flow for players replaying routes.

New content and systems

• Nebby appears in the main menu and gets a dedicated shop.
• Six new mature scenes were added.
• Nine second-round variants were added for replay/route progression.
• Two new skins were added, with related scene content.
• Chara's intro and overworld presentation were updated.
• The overworld continues beyond the earlier 0.3 branch content.
• First-battle sprites were updated.
• Cutscenes can now be skipped, which helps repeat attempts.
• A Mac version was released as a test build.

Player notes

This is the build to try if you want the biggest jump after 0.3.3. Because it added several scene and route systems at once, the later 0.3.4_2 bugfix is recommended.

What players need to know

This post explains what the 0.3.4 cycle was adding before the public build arrived. If you saw players talking about Nebby content before June 16, this was the supporter rollout.

Previewed additions

• Nebby's shop was prepared as a new interaction hub.
• Butcher Chara was added as a skin.
• The overworld was made less cramped.
• Several sprites were improved.
• Cutscene skipping was added for repeat play.
• Chara received more interaction points.

Release timing

The team staged the release across supporter tiers from May 23 to June 2, with the public launch planned for June 16, 2026.

What players need to know

This update is most important for players who wanted more language options or a Linux build. It also refreshed the first impression of the game with a new menu and intro.

Key additions

• Spanish and Russian language support were added.
• The main menu was replaced with a new version.
• A new intro plays when launching the game.
• Linux support was added alongside Android and Windows packages.

Install notes

Android players needed to extract the .rar package before installing the APK. PC players could use the platform ZIP packages directly.

What players need to know

This was the first public 0.3.2 release and one of the clearest gameplay/content jumps before 0.3.4. It changed both presentation and progression systems.

New content and systems

• Chara was redesigned, including animation updates.
• The Lust Meter was added as a new progression mechanic.
• Thighjob and titjob scenes were added.
• Combat received a couple of new attack patterns.
• Save slots were added.

Player notes

The team warned that follow-up patches would add missing content and fix bugs. Android players were also told to use WinRAR-style extraction for the APK package, especially on 32-bit devices.

What players need to know

This was the early supporter announcement for the 0.3.2 build. It did not include a long feature breakdown, but it told players when the public version would arrive.

Release timing

• Galaxy, Nebula, Supermassive Star, and Massive Star supporters received access first.
• The public release was scheduled for April 24, 2026.
• The post also pointed supporters to new exclusive art on Patreon.

Best next read

Read the April 24 public release entry for the full player-facing list: Chara redesign, Lust Meter, new scenes, new attacks, and save slots.

What players need to know

This post explains what the team was building after 0.2 and before the 0.3.2 public release. It is useful if you want to understand why later versions focus so much on Chara presentation, the Lust Meter, and expanded overworld content.

Development targets

• Two new overworld animations were ready.
• A new post-battle animation was ready.
• The Lust mechanic was being added so player actions such as petting or talking could fill a bar.
• The game's introduction was planned to be finished.
• A new fight with a different character was being prepared.
• Chara's redesign was completed to better match the original inspiration and distinguish the project.
• Mature animations were planned for rework, while older versions would remain accessible in the Gallery.

Extra media

The team also announced that the LoveManiac OST had been uploaded to its official channel, with future game music planned for YouTube and TikTok.

What players need to know

This public release made LoveManiac feel much more like a structured game instead of a short demo. It introduced the Gallery, an Overworld step after scenes, better mobile controls, and a PC package.

New content and systems

• The main menu was improved with more interactions and settings.
• The Gallery was added for unlocked scenes and battles.
• The Overworld was added after scene completion, starting with Chara interaction.
• A new death-triggered scene was added after repeated losses to Chara.
• Scene tutorial popups were added to explain interactions.
• Most mature scenes received sound.
• The first fight gained more attack patterns.
• Touchscreen controls were improved for mobile players.
• Small menu/gallery interactions were added.

Follow-up fixes in the same public cycle

The official post also folded in 0.2.1.1 and 0.2.1.2 notes: first-time battle movement was fixed, one scene's button layout was corrected, minor issues were patched, and the PC version became available.

What players need to know

This was the first detailed 0.2 feature breakdown. The team made the build available to Patreon and Telegram players first, then announced that everyone would get the public version on February 4, 2026.

New content and systems

• The main menu gained new interactions, settings, and a Gallery.
• The Gallery allowed players to revisit unlocked scenes and battles.
• The Overworld was added after scene completion, starting with Chara interaction.
• A new death-triggered scene was added after repeated losses in the first battle.
• Scene tutorial popups were added to explain how interactions work.
• Sounds were added to most mature scenes.
• The first fight received additional attacks.
• Touchscreen controls were improved for easier mobile play.
• Extra menu and Gallery interactions were added.

Planned near-term features

The team listed D-pad and joystick control schemes, PC support, scene dialogue, a save system, and reworked battles as upcoming hotfix/update goals.

What players need to know

The public itch page does not expose much written detail for this entry, but it served as the checkpoint between the first PC build and the larger 0.2 release cycle.

Why players may care

• It sits between the initial roadmap and the later 0.2 release posts.
• It signaled that development was active after the PC version became available.
• It pointed players toward the coming 0.2 features that later arrived in the Patreon and public release posts.

Best next read

Read the January 21 and February 4 entries if you want the actual 0.2 feature list; those posts explain the menu, Gallery, Overworld, battle, control, and PC changes in detail.

What players need to know

This was not a patch note. It was a planning post showing that future updates were being shaped by Patreon supporter feedback.

Why players may care

• It confirms the team was collecting supporter input before deciding priorities.
• It places later 0.2 and 0.3 content in a longer update plan.
• It helps players understand that features such as better routes, additional content, and system improvements were part of an ongoing roadmap rather than isolated patches.

Best next read

Continue to the 0.2 and 0.3.2 entries to see which roadmap-era ideas started becoming playable features.

What players need to know

This was the first important desktop-accessibility update. The team released a PC version because players kept asking for one, but warned that the interface and presentation still came from a mobile-first build.

What changed

• A PC ZIP package was added.
• The existing Android demo package remained available.
• The team noted that PC display/layout might feel unusual because the game was designed for mobile screens.

Player notes

Use this entry as historical context only. The file listed there is marked outdated on itch, so players should prefer the latest public build from newer devlog entries or the main download page.