Those with a maid fetish will love dining at "Maid Dreamin", a Cosplay cafe [Maid theme restaurant] chain with 500 locations in 18 branches within Japan and 3 locations abroad in Thailand. Its flagship location is in the Akiba [Akihabara] District of Tokyo (There are 4 other locations in Tokyo)~!
Watch the video here for more information~! ๐๐
You can download the free 18+ uncensor patch directly from JASTUSA's servers here (Login required. Free login with email [For mailing list] submission - Membership not required. Just visit the linked page and then click on the "LOG IN" link above in that page. The download link will appear afterwards)!
As for changing the language, to change the language in a given cracked game, go into the installed game's folder and try to locate a text file (Search within any subfolders, if necessary) named "steam_api.ini", "steam_emu.ini", "settings.txt", "settings.ini", "language.txt", "force_language.txt" or or any file with a file extension of ".ini" or "txt" that can be opened with Notepad. In the opened file, search for a key called "language" and set its string value to reflect any language that is supported by the game (eg. - language = English [or] language = TChinese [or] language = S Chinese). Afterwards, save the change and try to run the given game again~! Note: Some games that are released by a Scene group like "FairLight" or "TENOKE" may have the language settings placed within a text file named after the acronym of the group (eg. - "FLT.ini" for FairLight) or the full name of the group (eg. - "TENOKE.ini"). Also, such games might also require the additional download of a separate language pack which needs to be found (Read and follow the link within the first paragraph of my comment here concerning "The SIMs 4: Horse Ranch", released by the Scene group, "RUNE"), in order for a desired language to be used within a game (eg. - "french.pak").
If you wish to express your appreciation towards me for helping to resolve your problem then please address your reply to my comment and not to GF_tusmi's comment (You appear to have replied to the wrong comment). Either way, You're welcome~! ๐๐
The .ini or .txt file is not built-into a game. If it exists, it is a separate ASCII text file and not part of a compiled program or application (i.e. - The game). If it were compiled then you would not be able to open it with a text editor like Notepad and instead, you would need to use a Hex editor to open such a binary [compiled] file.
"TENOKE.ini" is just one example of a possible filename for the text file with the language settings. If "TENOKE.ini" does not exist then try searching for a text file named "steam_api.ini", "steam_emu.ini", "settings.txt", "settings.ini", "language.txt", "force_language.txt" or or any file with a file extension of ".ini" or "txt" that can be opened with Notepad. Search all of the sub-folders within the installed game's folder for that file. Once you're in that file, try to locate the "language" key (See my previous reply for more details on how to proceed). ๐
Dreamlike Love with Seira - Gameplay
Those with a maid fetish will love dining at "Maid Dreamin", a Cosplay cafe [Maid theme restaurant] chain with 500 locations in 18 branches within Japan and 3 locations abroad in Thailand. Its flagship location is in the Akiba [Akihabara] District of Tokyo (There are 4 other locations in Tokyo)~!
Watch the video here for more information~!
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As for changing the language, to change the language in a given cracked game, go into the installed game's folder and try to locate a text file (Search within any subfolders, if necessary) named "steam_api.ini", "steam_emu.ini", "settings.txt", "settings.ini", "language.txt", "force_language.txt" or or any file with a file extension of ".ini" or "txt" that can be opened with Notepad. In the opened file, search for a key called "language" and set its string value to reflect any language that is supported by the game (eg. - language = English [or] language = TChinese [or] language = S Chinese). Afterwards, save the change and try to run the given game again~! Note: Some games that are released by a Scene group like "FairLight" or "TENOKE" may have the language settings placed within a text file named after the acronym of the group (eg. - "FLT.ini" for FairLight) or the full name of the group (eg. - "TENOKE.ini"). Also, such games might also require the additional download of a separate language pack which needs to be found (Read and follow the link within the first paragraph of my comment here concerning "The SIMs 4: Horse Ranch", released by the Scene group, "RUNE"), in order for a desired language to be used within a game (eg. - "french.pak").
I hope that all of this helps you~!
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The .ini or .txt file is not built-into a game. If it exists, it is a separate ASCII text file and not part of a compiled program or application (i.e. - The game). If it were compiled then you would not be able to open it with a text editor like Notepad and instead, you would need to use a Hex editor to open such a binary [compiled] file.
"TENOKE.ini" is just one example of a possible filename for the text file with the language settings. If "TENOKE.ini" does not exist then try searching for a text file named "steam_api.ini", "steam_emu.ini", "settings.txt", "settings.ini", "language.txt", "force_language.txt" or or any file with a file extension of ".ini" or "txt" that can be opened with Notepad. Search all of the sub-folders within the installed game's folder for that file. Once you're in that file, try to locate the "language" key (See my previous reply for more details on how to proceed).
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