Against Wokou Frontline Launches With a Save-File Warning for Demo Players
Against Wokou Frontline, a tower defense game set during the Ming Dynasty's coastal campaigns against pirates, released today after ten months in development. The project was built and tested almost entirely by a single developer, 黑月DM, who describes it as a finished work aimed at both genre veterans and newcomers.
With solo development comes an candid admission: bugs and unfinished details are expected, and the developer has committed to frequent updates to smooth out the experience. Bug reports from players are explicitly welcomed.
What changed — and what to watch out for
- The full version is now available to all players.
- The developer plans continuous updates to polish the release.
- Critical save-file issue: the demo and full game share the same save directory, and demo saves are entirely incompatible with the full release.
- Players who ran the demo must start a New Game — selecting Continue Game will load corrupt demo data.
- The developer has apologized for the oversight.
For anyone who sampled the demo, ignoring that warning is the fastest way to ruin a first session — start fresh, and the game should proceed as intended.
