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Iris
12 years ago

New Version Coming Today/Tomorrow


Hi guys! Some quick note: Anyone who is going to play Iris on PC, hold on!

The new version is ready, but we want to make sure it is really working fine before we can upload to share it with you guys. Once the testing is done and if the game is good to go, we will be uploading the game.

This time you don’t have to install the game as we didn’t have the time and manpower to do the installer. Rika will try to set up the quick play for the game using the exe as well.

Stay tuned for more updates in a few hours’ time! =D

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