We are back with a short development update for AmaTisMo. As we mentioned in our latest news posts, we want to keep sharing progress on the game every month, even when the update is small.
This time, we are showing new work-in-progress images and talking a little about the demo, which is now available to download on Steam.
We are still working on AmaTisMo's environments and characters. The images we are sharing today are still works in progress: details are missing, colour, composition or polish may be adjusted, and some parts may change before the final version.

Amatista's bedroom: a panoramic colour work-in-progress illustration of a purple bedroom with a low bed, a chest of drawers, a dark window filled with small bright dots, a small wall poster and a table beside a barred window.

Secondary university hallway: a panoramic colour work-in-progress illustration of a deep hallway with large windows, a wooden bench, green lockers, a door, yellow walls, tiled flooring and rectangular ceiling lights.

Paula: a work-in-progress portrait with light skin and long, voluminous orange-brown hair. A broad strand covers part of one side of her face, her eyes are closed, her cheeks are softly pink, and her small smile gives her a serene, shy and kind expression.

Amatista: a work-in-progress portrait with light skin, long dark purple hair, straight bangs and thick strands framing her face. Her brown eyes look to one side, her eyelids seem slightly lowered, and her downturned mouth gives her a serious, tired or worried expression.
The AmaTisMo demo is now available to download on Steam for Windows, Linux and macOS. From now on, we will prepare bug fixes as reports come in and as we receive more feedback.
We want this demo to remain useful throughout development, so we will not leave every adjustment for the final version. If we find important bugs or issues that affect the experience, we will work to fix them in the demo too.
We have also received repeated feedback that the demo feels short. Because of that, we are considering the possibility of adding Chapter 3 to the demo, although this is not confirmed for now. We want to evaluate it carefully before promising an expansion that we may not be able to guarantee.
Thank you for continuing to follow the development of AmaTisMo. We will keep sharing progress on the game, listening to your feedback and improving the demo little by little.