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As we are currently unable to write announcements in English ourselves, this announcement was translated from Chinese into English using AI. Thank you for your understanding.
We have now officially entered the DLC development phase. We expect the development of this DLC to take approximately 1 to 1.5 years to complete.
The DLC will initially launch with a Simplified Chinese version. Japanese and English versions will be added in subsequent updates.
We are aware of various minor issues in the game, including text, music, sound effects, and other aspects. Thank you to all players who have reported them!
Due to technical limitations, after each minor update there are sometimes unexpected regressions for unknown reasons. This issue is especially noticeable in the Japanese version.
Therefore, we plan to release a comprehensive patch for the base game alongside the DLC launch. Thank you for your understanding and continued support!
The store page for After-State: Wolong Vs. Deduction has now been officially published. The game is expected to release in the second half of 2026.
This will be a smaller-scale project, serving as an experimental work where we explore new ideas and directions.
Development of this title will not affect the progress of the Trials of Innocence DLC, and we would greatly appreciate it if you add it to your wishlist!
Hualoong 2026.3.10
Thank you for your interest in Trials of Innocence. Please stay tuned for further updates!
Greetings to all our dear players!
Today is a day worth celebrating. After a nearly two-month-long DMCA dispute, Trials of Innocence has finally returned to the Steam Store. We are incredibly grateful for all the support and assistance we received from everyone.
Next, we will answer some questions that players are most concerned about:
1. Has the in-game content been modified after the re-listing?
On this point, please rest assured. We have not modified any content!
2. Did the DMCA dispute have an impact?
These two months of the DMCA dispute were not without consequence for us. We completely lost nearly two months of sales time and missed almost three payment cycles from Steam, which is devastating for a small studio like ours.
During this period, we also encountered other bad news, such as a client for an outsourcing project halting work and disappearing. The studio's income was almost entirely cut off. Any other studio in our position might have already announced its dissolution.
But we are not ready to say that yet. We always believe in the future, just as we did throughout this incident.
3. Was the game's launch successful, and will there be a DLC?
Many players have already completed the game, and we are overjoyed to see so many of you sharing your thoughts and feelings about it. We sincerely thank every player who was willing to set aside any preconceptions and give the game a try!
Regarding a DLC, our original plan was to consider making one only after breaking even. We are very eager to create a DLC, but due to financial constraints, we haven't been able to start. We are still about 30,000 copies short of our break-even point.
However, we are truly grateful for everyone's enthusiasm! We will consider launching a crowdfunding campaign to raise the necessary funds for the DLC. If we decide to proceed, we will make a separate announcement to let everyone know!
Finally, please support Trials of Innocence!
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