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Steam announcementView the game on SifterSeptember 24, 2026

Tropical Lust - Patch 2

Thank you for all your reviews and reports! This update adds a scene gallery many of you asked for, makes quests and mini-games easier to follow, and fixes a number of issues you ran into.

New: Gallery

  • You can now rewatch unlocked adult scenes at any time. Open the Gallery from the main menu.
  • New scenes are added to the Gallery as you progress through the story.
  • Already played or finished the game? Load your save, and the game will unlock every scene you have reached. Until you load a save, the Gallery will be empty.

Improvements

  • Your current quest is now always shown on screen, so you know where to go and what to do next.
  • Improved hints in mini-games, so it is easier to understand what to do.
  • Fishing: every failed attempt now increases your chance to catch the fish you need. No more endless tries.
  • The cave entrance on the beach is now easier to find during the treasure hunt.
  • The game now uses less video memory and runs smoother.
  • On first launch, the game now lets you adjust gamma to suit your monitor.
  • Added a feedback button: it opens your email app so you can quickly tell us about a problem.
  • Added German language.

Fixes

  • Fixed Richard getting stuck after trying to take Scarlett's and Jane's bags at the reception.
  • Fixed Mary not being able to walk down to the beach if you got there first.
  • Fixed a caught fish not counting if you pressed E right after catching it.
  • The resolution setting now shows the resolution the game actually runs at, including 4K.
  • Fixed Mary's animations and facial expressions in several scenes.
  • Japanese: dialogue lines now match the right characters and moments.
  • Fixed broken characters in translated text.

If the Game Crashes

Please send us your logs — it is the fastest way for us to find the cause.

  1. Open File Explorer on drive C.
  2. Enter this in the address bar: %localappdata%\\TropicalLust\\Saved
  3. There should be a Crashes folder inside — zip it and send it to HELLO@HOTBYTE.STUDIO

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