I've decided to release both Yumé and Yumé 2: Rika's Story together so you'll have to wait until Rika's Story is finished before you can play the first one `-`

Your patience will be rewarded because the dual-release pack comes with tonnes of extra bonus goodies (I'm doubling the amount)

Everything will be finished and ready to go by November
Sooner if I get enough 'no homework' days and feel motivated to work (my two biggest delays on the game are [1] homework and [2] feeling drained after finishing it all).

Development would go a lot faster if I had a TI-BASIC IDE `-`

Well good luck on development

Why would a TI-BASIC IDE help things?

Thanks, meishe91!

I can guarantee that the first two games will be out by November. It might be a good while between Yumé 2: Rika's Story and Yumé 3: Finality though. I'm probably going to take a break from the series to work on a couple of other quick and simple games and to work on some improved graphical skills. Maybe even try learning Axe or ASM again.

As for the IDE, I often find it tedious to scroll through a billion lines of code to edit one thing on calc. A computer-side IDE would make this process a lot faster and I'd actually be more likely to work on the games even when I'm exhausted.

SourceCoder would work but it's dependent on an internet connection. I'd like something independent of the net so my programming could be mobile whether on-calc or on-comp.

I'll take a look into TFE. Considering it's Cooliojazz who made it, it HAS to be good. <insert "join the Squirrel Side of the Force" joke here>

Ya, I haven't heard of any bugs while writing new programs, just when loading, and I think that's just displaying certain things.

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For those wondering, I'm finally getting around to releasing Yumé 1 this weekend ^_^
It will come with bonus content. Expect a release Saturday or Sunday.