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Lint is not a substitute for thorough testing. It's your responsibility to check your game before it is released. Consider asking friends to help beta-test your game, as often a tester can find problems you can't.

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**Release.**

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You should post the generated files (for Windows, Mac, and Linux) up on the web somewhere, and tell people where to download them from. Congratulations, you've released a game!

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Please also add your released game to our `games database <http://games.renpy.org>`_, so we can keep track of the Ren'Py games being made.

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Script of The Question

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You can view the full script of ''The Question'' :ref:`here <thequestion>`.

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Where do we go from here?

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This Quickstart has barely scratched the surface of what Ren'Py is capable of. For simplicity's sake, we've omitted many features Ren'Py supports. To get a feel for what Ren'Py is capable of, we suggest playing through the Tutorial, and having Eileen demonstrate these features to you.

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You may also want to read the rest of this (complex) manual, as it's the definitive guide to Ren'Py.

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On the Ren'Py website, there's the a `FAQ <http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/FAQ>`_ giving answers to common questions, and a `Cookbook <http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/cookbook/Cookbook>`_ giving useful code snippets. If you have questions, we suggest asking them at the `Lemma Soft Forums <http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/>`_, the official forum of Ren'Py. This is the central hub of the Ren'Py community, where we welcome new users and the questions they bring.