re:Dreamer (0.13.1) is a big and varied update with about 40-45 minutes of reading in the visual novel to set the stage (ha, pun!) for the first half of Britney's route (and hinting at the second half) but becomes significantly longer with the new World Information entries totaling in at about roughly 13,000 words (which add about 52 minutes of reading).

• Britney has some very lengthy new writing of what Zach does on his Sunday before meeting Britney after Mass to discuss her BBQ cookout fundraiser with her pastor and a casual lunch date to WcDonald's. I'm keeping something in this under wraps since I want it to hit readers in the gut when they realize what it is.
• A number of the existing World Info entries have been polished up (specifically, the history entries).
• Britney has a lot more World Info entries and has more attention paid to how she met Zach in her expanded main one.
• Zach's dead but beloved grandpa has several new World Info entries. Zach's grandpa has a profound affect on Zach's early life (far more than his dad did) and he deserves the attention of detailed lore. These entries are going to unlock throughout the script in various places,mostly in Britney's route as part of Zach's arc for that route is hearing Britney's talk about her dad making him want to reconnect with his dad (the father of his grandpa), realizing his dad was also deeply in grief after the man's death, forgiving him for not being more present in his life, and making steps to be in each others life more from now on.
• Zach's dad (finally!) has a World Info entry.
• Keisuke now has an option to export his sprites. Ai needs this in the future (not Ryouichi, fuck him) but I did this for Keisuke for easier references for an artist.
• There's now "Randomize" and "Default" buttons on the C.H.E.A.T.S. screens that do exactly what you think they do.
• Espeon fixed an issue that could break Tower Topper if failed on the second-to-last line.
• A few more music tracks now fully loop.
• There's now a warning on other path for Britney to let readers know it's the start with significantly less content.
• Typo fixes here and there, you know the drill.