Stepmom Paradise [Ongoing] - Version: 0.5.8

What's New in Stepmom Paradise Version - 0.5.8?

New VISUAL NOVEL mode, picked right at the start: no walking, every place is a full-screen illustration and the girls stand right in front of you
Same run either way same day, same hunger, same talks per day, same phone. You can switch between RPG and Visual Novel at any time from the in-game menu, and it saves with your file
12 locations illustrated, and 5 of them have a real night version, not the same picture darkened: your house, the Jobs street, the school gate, the alley and the club door
The phone is no longer a button: in Visual Novel it sits open on the right the whole time, so you watch the messages arrive while you play. On narrow screens it goes back to being a button
New stepmom: JUSTINE JAKOBS, waiting on the first page of the carousel
Justine has 5 positions instead of the usual 4, including cowgirl without penetration, which no other girl had until now, plus 6 intro clips before anything starts and her own ending (VIP)
Everything a place offers is now listed out eat, shower, teeth, toilet, sleep, TV, treadmill, weights, yoga, a shot and if you can’t use it yet the game tells you why (the bed reminds you that you only sleep at night)
Girls who can’t talk to you now say why: “nothing left to say today” is not the same as “she wants to see you take care of yourself first”. Before, both were just nothing happening
Cold coffee has its own button it used to be hidden behind Q next to the fridge and the haircut is on the hairdresser herself instead of buried in the room’s actions
Doors carry a sun or a moon for day-only and night-only places, and tell you why they won’t let you through
Fixed: place names showed up in raw Spanish in every language “Callejon”, “Peluqueria”, “Entrada instituto”, “interiordiscoteca”. Every screen now uses the same table the taxi already used, so a place is called the same thing in all 8 languages
Fixed: 45 French lines had broken accents the neighbour, the classmate, the hygiene warnings and the age notice
Everything new is translated into all 8 languages