Download a fan patch from Lewd Patcher (here for Sisterly Lust or here for TFTUV) and follow the instructions on the website.

If you're using the Steam version of the game you also need to remove a file called censor.rpa from the game directory. Please not that updating the game or verifying the integrity of the file cache will likely revert any changes you've made previously.

Remove the patch file if present (which likely has a .rpyc file extension) from the game directory and start up the game. Open the developer console and press Shift+O and type: set_special(False), the main menu label should now say Standard Edition instead of Taboo Edition.

Unfortunately patching the Android version isn’t as straightforward, as the Android build lacks access to the file system. I’ve started offering uncensored Android builds on SubscribeStar and other platforms may follow.

For Sisterly Lust, the66 over at F95Zone has built a patcher for Android which might still work for newer versions of the game. You can download it here (Mirrors: NOPY / Workupload). It’s enough to install the APK and run it and the game should be patched, make sure that both the game and the patch have permissions to write to storage. For any support, please use the appropriate thread on F95Zone.

This could be due to the app not having permissions to write to storage. If you allow the game permission via the information screen it should run properly.

The minimum requirements for installing Sisterly Lust are at least 4GB RAM and 12GB free storage space. Please note that the numbers mentioned are indicative, the Android needs a lot of free space to unpack the game. If you don’t meet those specifications the game might not install.

In case of Sisterly Lust, look for a directory with the name SisterlyLove in it, saves for Tales From The Unending Void contain the regular game name. On the desktop there are two possible locations, the game directory itself, or at the default location for each OS:

• PC: Users\*name*\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\
• Mac: ~/Library/RenPy/
• Android: Documents/RenPy_Saves/com.perverteer.sl/
  or Documents/RenPy_Saves/com.perverteer.tftuv/

No, Season 2 only contains the episodes (13 to 22) of that particular season and so does Season 3. So in order to play Season 1, you have to download the Season 1 build to play, the same goes for the remaining two season. The episodes are distributed as follows:

• Season 1: Episode 1 - 12
• Season 2: Episode 13 - 22
• Season 3: Episode 23 - Game Finale

The game is split in three parts to due to storage constraints on Android. The game offers a save game import feature to continue your playthrough, or you can fill out a questionnaire containing the most important choices of the previous installment at the beginning of a season (currently only implemented in Season 2).

The game automatically creates a special season save near the end of your current season. This save file can be used to continue the game in the next season. This file cannot be loaded through the normal load screen in the game, but only when you select Continue from the main menu to load the list of available season saves. By selecting one of the items from the list you'll be able to continue the game and the choices you've previously made will be remembered.

Refer to this answer if you're having trouble locating your season saves.

The game can’t find any saved game data in any of the saved game locations to load in order to continue the game with all of your previous choices made in Season 1 intact. Please confirm that a file named “Season 1 *longstringofalphanumericcharacters*.save” is present in the saved game directory.

Later builds of the Android version use a new save game location to help with importing saved game data into a new season. Here are the steps to transfer your Season 1 save to Season 2 on an Android device:

• Install both the latest Season 1 (v 0.12.6 or later, other versions will not work) and Season 2 builds on your device.
• Open  up Season 1 until it has gone to the main menu and close the application again.
• Verify that a directory called RenPy_Saves has been created in your Documents directory and that it has a subdirectory called com.perverteer.tftuv. In that directory there should be a file called Season_1_*longstringofalphanumericcharacters*.save
• After verifying, open Season 2, from the main menu you should be able to select Continue and play with your Season 1 save.

On Window or simply unzip the downloaded file and click the SL.exe or SL.sh file inside the resulting folder. The unzipped file on macOS is an app bundle which can be run by double-clicking it.

For Android users, downloading and installing the APK file should be enough. If you can't find the SL.exe file in the unzipped directory, your antivirus software might have erroneously quarantined or removed the file.

After downloading the new version of the game, simply unzip the package and click the SL.exe or SL.sh file on Windows or Linux respectively. Do not copy over the unzipped files into an existing installation of the game, this will likely lead to problems. The game's saves are stored outside the game folder by default, so any new version of the game will pick those up.

The updated app on macOS and Android may be overwritten without losing your saved games.

My games have been translated in quite a few languages, but since I rely on volunteers to create them the list is not exhaustive. The translation files for the game are hosted on GitHub where you can contribute to the language of your choice:

• Sisterly Lust
• Tales From The Unending Void: Season One
• Tales From The Unending Void: Season Two
• Tales From The Unending Void: Season Three

Instructions on how to contribute can be found in the individual repositories. If your language isn't listed in the repository, please contact me via Discord so I can set everything up for you.