The patch is a 0-byte file that's placed in the root of the game folder. You can basically create the file 'Minigame.dat' and achieve the same result.
There has been 3 patches so far, so it's possible that the minigame content was removed at release, then added back in with one of these patches. Steam has never liked "unlock" patches for content that they don't approve of, and has always forced devs to move unapproved game data into offsite patches before uploading to Steam servers. If Ghostlight is able to provide a patch like this, then Steam weren't the ones who started all thiswait a min does this mean that the game data for the minigames is still sold with the game and technically in the game files but cant be accessed by the game without the unlock file?
what the fuck is this on-disk DLC style shit. like this just raises more questions
if the data was not removed from the game does steam know about it or care?
are you telling me people could have just done this day one?
why did they even lock the content in the first place?
I'm fucken confuse boiz
The content seemed to have been always present in the game. The patch only switched it from off to on.Ghostlight are a UK based company if I recall correctly, it's strange to me why they would let them handle the distribution of a game with softcore lolicon content in it considering it's supposed to be illegal there but I digress.
Was the patch always in the game or did they add this in post after the backlash?