RPGM Nano-control

1- Extract to desired location. 2- Click on "Game.exe" to start playing. For those that have trouble saving in Mac Rain01 said: For anyone on Mac, I finally found out how to make the Mac version work, right click on the game app file you normally boot it with and click "show package contents" then go through contents -> MacOS and click the executable file which will open it in Terminal which will allow it permissions to save.

Gameplay: -4 different periods of the day (morning, noon, evening and night), each with different events! -No combat -Do part time work to earn what you need to buy what you need! -Find targets for you to control and then train them to exert further control over them! -Manage between training and generating income! -Complete mini-quest to obtain necessary materials to carry out your plans! -4 different endings and 6 girls currently planned! -Art will be in 2D! Main Girls: Elaine Rika's mother, a strict but gentle mother that moved to Little Eden because of her Husband. Kay A girl that's in the same class as you, bubbly and nice, she always ready to help others. However she's a bit unreliable at times.... Rika Elaine's daughter, smart, but cocky too... Gwen A classmate and friend of Rika, though they only just met, they seem to be really close. She's really shy though... Lena Your neighbour, a housewife that that appears to be an elegant (?) person. Jace A student that transferred to your school shortly after you did, she seems rather unapproachable... Saving on Mac devices!: LetumComplexo said: The easiest way to get the folder you need to save on macOS: open terminal (you can find it in Applications/Utilities or else just use the spotlight search) copy the following line and paste it into terminal mkdir ~/Library/Application\ Support/Nano-control hit enter This creates a folder named Nano-control in ~/Library/Application Support, which will allow the game to store save files there. The actual easiest would be to run it in a .command script (so that all you have to do is double click it from the finder) but macOS throws a security fit when you try to run a downloaded script. First off all downloaded scripts are tagged as "don't run me" so when you try to run them it throws a warning and then you have to go into the security preferences and tell it to run anyways. Secondly when I upload the script and redownload it macOS automatically sets the permissions for the script to read-only (as opposed to execute). The instructions to fix this are longer than the above instructions and since you only have to run the script once y'all lewd mac gamers are just gonna have to do a little terminal legwork. You should be used to that by now, anyways.