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Yes it's happen, and apparently this time Alicesoft decided to do it by themselves instead of ask Mangagamer. As for me, while granted that I did say we didn't really need a sequel seeing that Evenicle story here is basically complete enough, I'm still interested with this seeing that it mean more gameplay VN. For more info, we also have both of Quof and Steiner working on the transaltion so you didn't need to worry about bad translation. As for mosaic, unfortunately it would be still there but then again I didn't care much about it, and beside it's not like that the artist would draw something under the mosaic. As for the plan, Alicesoft will release the trial that will cover up to the end of Chapter 1 at Steam in the upcoming few weeks later. Lastly I hope that they'll be able to release this in the near future. Here's the tweet from Alicesoft (They just set their English twitter a few days ago) for the proof in regard of the news itself.

Hi guys! I'm Kyoki Chiho, an erotic VN writer that has some NSFW scenes to share! In order to improve my writing style, I've been practicing quite a lot lately, and since it'd be a waste to let all these scenes go unnoticed, I've decided to post them here! I posted them on Twitter too (hence the names). Anyway, have fun! Blindfold sex scene: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZRpPkEvDw11DrYfsc2XVa0GSJok3KPm/view?usp=sharing Public sex scene: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LvKpqIRex2-hEkchC83HOfoXqPAZTyJK/view?usp=sharing Yuri sex scene with reverse pet play: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nJLir0y5c6PuswTRBXBHMkxBYIPEE5zT/view?usp=sharing Tentacle sex scene: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ejG2bUIG8Wt3DZyuhtwrtUSajBWRSDt-/view?usp=sharing Oh, by the way... If you want a customized erotic scene, feel free to contact me, either here or on Twitter!

That's what happen when Frontwing staffs decided to have their own Swan Song as charage, and of course the writer was told to goes all out in term of writing without thinking about sequel possibilities (Well you surely wouldn't make a sequel if the company goes bankrupt). As for what happen in Rakuen, while granted that they tried to explain it in the realistic way, it end up being more ridiculous seeing that basically it's like the main writer erased the story of Michiru's route. As for multiple writers, actually it's pretty reasonable to have it if you write charage seeing that charage didn't need overarching plot (Well Rewrite is a special case I guess). It's just too bad that Frontwing decided to make Grisaia become plot VN while at the same time they basically already made a good charage. PS - Here's the link to Reddit thread that explained Frontwing is about to be bankrupt when they made Kajitsu, and apparently the effect is still lingering with their tendency to use crowdfund as their own pre-order store along with their episodic release.

Nijowari: Where Angels Fall takes places in a not-so-distant dystopian future where the demise of a major international power has made the world tumble, ultimately forcing it to evolve or die. Experience this broken world through the eyes of William and Adeia, survivor and victim of what is now an unforgiving reality. Will they be able to cast some light to the darkness that surrounds them? Overview Nijowari: Where Angels Fall revolves around an enticing yet dangerous world presented by two different protagonists, each one with its quirks and complex personality. William Steele "I was just an ordinary kid when my world blew up." William Steele, a young man with a calling and our first main character, discovers that his region is home and that is worth protecting. Bent on helping his community, he ends up becoming a "fixer", a counselor, sometimes friend, always driven to help people who deserve it. Adeia Berith "It's not time to overthink... It's time to enjoy!" Adeia Berith, our second main character, is a coy, fearful, and innocent newcomer to Nijowari, a strange city with a peculiar society. Trusting the world she's about to enter is as gentle as her, she's forced to find her way, ultimately discovering a dark reality nobody knew existed. Along the way, both William and Adeia meet a cast of supporting characters that change their fates, for the better and the worse. Features A thriving story around 110k+ words long (from 12 to 16 hours of gameplay) 3 different points of view 1920x1080 high quality graphics 22 unique CGs (some of them animated) with 670+ variations 90+ photo-realistic backgrounds with multiple variations 16 fully colored characters Visual effects such as rain A wide variety of sound effects totaling more than 150 sounds 75+ original music tracks Image gallery, music room, and replay scene functionality Fully customizable gameplay Achievements, Easter eggs, and more! Available on Steam Itch GameJolt You must be 18 years or older to use this software in any way, shape, or form.

The Kirikiri 2 games that give you an error message for missing .sig files use the sigcheck plugin to verify archive files with a signature. The system uses public key cryptography which means that only the public key can be found in the game's files, which can be used to check the signatures, but new signatures for the same public key can not be generated since that would require the private key. Most game I've seen use this handle the actual work in script/release.ks where you'll find the public key and code that does the actual verification, so you have the option to either Remove the signature check by uncommenting/removing the invocation of the check method to disable signature checks altogether, or Generate your own public/private key pair, replace the original public key in release.ks with yours and generate new .sig files with your private key You can then add your modified version of release.ks to to your patch.xp3 archive and if you did everything correctly, you'll be able to run the game without any error messages (and optionally with custom file signature verification).