After the March 2025 release and the April Steam exit, community mirrors and discussion boards converged on No Mercy v1.03a as the recommended complete build. If your folder still says an older version, upgrading is worth it — especially if you care about endings.
Headline changes in v1.03a
Added ending content
Patch notes circulating with the build call out a new ending — important for players who thought they had seen every finale on day-one copies.
Bug fixes
“Fixed a number of bugs” is the official-style summary mirrored across download pages. Expect fewer soft locks and broken flags than early builds.
Completion tooling
Community walkthrough multi-mods were updated to target v1.03a, which is another signal that older saves/builds are out of date.
Game identity (unchanged core)
Should you keep old saves?
Major version jumps in Ren’Py-style VNs can break save compatibility. If you are mid-run on an older build, finish that path or restart on v1.03a for clean ending flags. Completionists hunting platinum-style achievement sets generally restart on the latest patch anyway.
After you update
- Verify you launched the new
NoMercy.exe/.app/.shfrom the updated folder. - Skim the endings guide before a dedicated Domination or Lust run.
- Check FAQ troubleshooting if the new build fails to start.
Forum consensus after the Steam delisting: if you only keep one copy, keep v1.03a. Older mirrors may miss ending content players now expect.
Get v1.03a
Download the current complete build for Windows, with macOS / Linux options where available.
Download No Mercy v1.03a