Dear World, Recently, there has been a lot of noise about the game "No Mercy." We want to address a few issues. False information about the content in the game was very often repeated. People created videos and spoke with great conviction about things that weren't in it, which showed that they hadn't even launched the game. Some did such extensive "research" that they presented graphics from a completely different gameI hope that game survived this ordeal. If this is what your attempts to act in good faith look like, we deeply believe that no one will ever suffer from being wrongfully accused by you. However, think twice about whether it's worth repeating everything you've heard from someone and whether the information you're passing on is actually true. Better yet, do some work yourself instead of blindly chasing views. Secondly, many people unfortunately confuse fiction with reality, attributing fabricated stories where people who play "No Mercy" then go out on the street and commit vile acts. In general, all those who played it are mentally ill and hate their mothers and women in general. That's how it's generally presented, and we completely disagree with this. During development, we conducted hundreds, if not thousands, of conversations with people who tested the game, and everyone perfectly understood what the game was about and that it was a game. They were normal people. The same applies to the partners of all those who participated in the project. I guarantee that during production, no one was harmed, and we all consider ourselves completely normal and healthy individuals. However, we are concerned about the mental health of people who sent us emails. Some descriptions of what you would do to us were really sick compared to what could be found in "No Mercy." About the famous kinks in the game... Let's start with what shocked public opinionincest. Real incest is something disgusting, and we fully agree with that. However, incest is also one of the most popular kinks worldwide when it comes to pornography, mainly because it typically portrays third parties, strangers, in no way related to the person watching it. Stepmom, stepson, stepdaughter are among the most frequently searched terms in pornography, which, for emotionally stable people, is just roleplay. I guarantee that no person who enjoys such a fetish feels sexual attraction toward their relatives. If we want to criticize someone for enjoying watching such portrayals, I believe we're intruding too deeply into their sexual sphere. Some people like feet, some like costumes, and some like this type of roleplay. Rape. Here also, no one wants anyone to get hurt. However, it's strongly connected with blackmail and male domination, which is also a fetish. If someone plays with their partner at home pretending to be a student and teacher who demands sexual acts in exchange for a grade, should we label them as sick and call them rapists, check their computer, and lock them in prison? I fully understand that for many people such things may be disgusting, but during sex, people should really do what they want, as long as they don't harm anyone. Can a game harm someone? According to many studies, with the emergence of the internet and pornography in the 90s, sexual crimes decreased by half. If someone is sick, dangerous, and might actually harm someone, would playing a game or watching pornography increase their desire to do so? We sincerely doubt it; rather, they'll satisfy this need at home and perhaps save someone from harm. It's somewhat similar to shootings and playing gamesit has been proven many times that games reduced the amount of violence in people rather than increasing it. It was also very inappropriate to report that the game was available to 12-year-olds. The game still required creating an account, selecting the appropriate option, connecting a credit card, and paying for it. Since so many people showed graphics from a different game, it might mean that it wasn't so easily accessible after all. In an era where such content is available online by typing one of the most popular pornography sites, we sincerely doubt that any minor would perform such actions. Nonetheless, its their parents' responsibility to supervise the type of content they access. However, here we come to the last point, which is the role of media and various organizations, as well as internet content creators. Please considerwould anyone who wasn't looking for such content hear about this game if it weren't for hundreds of articles, petitions, and statements from content creators? After all, if someone believed that this game shouldn't be available in their country, they could have handled it quietly; they could have reported the matter to the authorities. Meanwhile, websites used the trending topic for clicks, organizations placed links to fundraisers under petitions, and content creators made videos that garnered more views. The result of all this was that the game suddenly went from around 1,000 visits to 100 times more in those days. There are certainly events that need to be publicized quickly, when someone is actually being harmed and we can save someone. Was it really necessary in this case, for those few views and extra money for fundraisers? At this point, the game has been blocked in 3 countriesAustralia, Canada, and the UK. We don't intend to fight the whole world, and specifically, we don't want to cause any problems for Steam and Valve. They do a great job and are incredibly helpful. If after reading the above, you still believe that such a game should not have been created, then we sincerely apologize to you. At the same time, we would like you to be a bit more open to human fetishes that don't harm anyone, even though they may seem disgusting to you. This is still just a game, and although many people are trying to make it into something more, it remains and will continue to be a game. We've made the decision to withdraw "No Mercy" from Steam. Zerat Games PS. If you have purchased the game, you will not lose access to it.

Hey! I just finished two new scenes for patch 1.1. One will be an alternative version of an existing scene, while the other is a scene I originally cut from the base version of the game and never included. It introduces a new character to the game I'm curious to see how you'll like her, as I wanted her to be the "most ordinary character" you can encounter, and... well, it's No Mercy, so you'll see for yourselves. If its well-received, content with this character will be expanded in patch 1.2. Now, I just need to look at the endings, expand them, and if there's time, there will definitely be something extra added too. By the way, I managed to finish a mini guide that will help you unlock all the scenes and achievements. It took a bit longer because the Steam content verification system was blocking me from creating the guide after EVERY edit/save. Enjoy the game, and see you at patch 1.1, which will be released around late April/early May!

I was supposed to rest... but no chance. I think I can share what's coming in the next patches since I've already planned it out and I'll start working on them this weekend (Saturday will likely see version 1.03a - fixing some minor typos and small bugs). In Patch 1.1, scheduled for late April to early May, here's what you can expect: - Expanded endings - the scenes were a bit short, and while the final scene in episode 7 was already compelling, I'll be adding an extended scene to each ending. - A way to spend those hard-earned in-game money on a new character. Many players have scratched all the scratch cards and saved up money - now you'll have a meaningful way to use those resources. - A significant improvement that I'm aiming to include in 1.1, but might push to 1.2 if needed. During development, I realized that restricting content based on player choices or points was frustrating for some players. I believe I've found an elegant solution: every missed scene will have an alternative version. This approach is more complex to develop, but it creates an exciting incentive for players to replay the game and discover new content. As a teaser, I'm also planning a third narrative path, in addition to the existing "Dom" and "Love" routes. But I'll save those details for next time. Cheers!

Patchnotes 1.03 - - Fixed achievements. Everything should now display correctly. - Added new ending - Added one new achievement linked to new ending - Fixed a number of bugs It's recommended to restart Steam to begin the update. The patch is currently being uploaded and should be available for download within a maximum of 45 minutes.

Patchnotes 1.02d: - Gallery Fixed. Youll need to restart Steam/the game to make sure the update is downloaded.

This is a collection of the latest fixes. They improve the final scene with Nicole (some positions were incorrectly assigned, and one 'ending' was missing). It should also trigger the Steam achievements, but I'm still working on that issue. Youll need to restart Steam/the game to make sure the update is downloaded.

Patch 1.02b introduces two new achievements that will let you know if you've discovered the final scenes of both paths. It also fixes a scene in episode 6 (during the call with your dad), slightly lowers the point requirement in episode 6, and adjusts one of the hidden stats that affects the finale. It should be available within a few minutes. Remember to restart the game/Steam to update to the latest version.

An important update in version 1.02a has been released It should fix most of the bugs you encountered during gameplay, as well as missing images. At this moment - after this patch, there should be no more errors, but if anything else appears, I'll take care of it right away. The patch will be available for download within a few minutes.

This patch improves the Easy Mode, which now provides even more hints, making it easier for you to uncover all the content. Additionally, there will be a request for extra confirmation if someone actually wants to activate Hard Mode. The patch will be available for download within the next few minutes. Enjoy!

Version 1.01 is currently being uploaded to the server and should be available for download shortly. This version fixes several issues listed below. Patchnotes 1.01: * The game should now launch correctly on MAC and Linux computers. * The dressing room scene has been fixed (no matter what you selected, the final effect was the same). * A bug has been fixed that could cause an error when selecting one of the options in Final Love Route. * In the photo scene, if you are playing on easy mode, the game will immediately offer you the option to skip this minigame. Thank you very much for all the reported bugs, and I apologize if any others occur. I will address them immediately. Another update will be released today that fixes the achievements and also adds some new things (one new option for the love route in the finale). Cheers, Zerat

Unfortunately, a bug appeared in Episode 6 that prevented the episode from being played, for which I sincerely apologize! The fix has been added.

No Mercy has officially launched! Version 1.0 marks a major milestone for No Mercy, but it's far from the end of the journey. I'm fully committed to expanding and enhancing the game experience in the months ahead. Additional content, some fixes, and new languages support will arrive next month! Stay tuned for regular development updates!

Hello Gamers! Unfortunately, there will be a 24-hour delay. You'll be able to play No Mercy tomorrow, March 22nd, at 20:00 CET. I miscalculated the amount of effort needed for this extra week, and Im just short by this one day. I have no excuses to offer have no mercy on me but you'll need to wait a bit longer. Once again, I sincerely apologize for the disappointment. I understand how frustrating these delays can be when you're excited to play. I'm working as quickly as possible to deliver the best experience, and I truly appreciate your patience and understanding. Cheers, Zerat

Hey! The game unfortunately needs a few more touches before I can share it with you. I wouldn't want a situation where in very rare cases (due to the large number of choices during the game), someone gets stuck and can't progress further, and that's why I need a week to test everything to deliver a fully functioning product into your hands. The game will officially be available for purchase on Friday, March 21 at 18:00 CET. I apologize for the delay. See you soon! Zerat