It was also believed that High Tail Hall was inspired by The Tail Underground, and vice versa. This announcement included a statement that people who wished to be in the game needed to only ask. Crowchild, the creator of Pendragon Entertainment, announced he would be making a flash game akin to The Tail Underground, seeing as updates to it were sporadic at best. The High Tail Hall project began its existence as a discussion on the Yiffstar messageboards. In the current version of the project, the player's character can explore an island called New Cyana in an unspecified body of water, exploring the nature, ruins, and the in-universe version HTH Studios, all while seeking intercourse with the HTH Studios cast members and natives on the island. The game currently exists as a public beta and is planned to have a full disk release when it is completed. First launched in 2003 as a Flash game on Newgrounds, the High Tail Hall project has gone through four major versions in the history its development as a result of setbacks and delays throughout the years. High Tail Hall, also known as HTH, is an ongoing adult furry role-playing game project created by Crowchild and later by HTH Studios. Consult the Furry Book of Style for editing help. For specifics, check the edit history and talk page. This article needs to be wikified (formatted according to the Furry Book of Style). We will rebuild it, but it’s a low priority right now, and we’re not looking into it.This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to WikiFur style and standards. We’re not in a rush to fix it because of all these issues. The last time, we interviewed at least 6 different companies, and of that only 3 could do what we needed, but most of the prices were way more than the company we ended up going with. It’s more than just finding a programmer, it’s finding someone willing to work for an adult company, as well as someone who can do exactly what we need. Primarily, because we know it’s going to cost us a LOT to get fixed. Because we can still use Patreon and Subscribestar, we aren’t in a rush to get our store fixed. Rebuilding our store is NOT easy or quick, and we CAN NOT do it ourselves. That’s going to require us to find a website programmer (we did this to get the current build and that lasted us roughly 5 years and cost a little under $15K - that company has gone under, so no help there.). We have to get it entirely rebuilt in order to get it to work. It’s a MUCH bigger problem than we initially anticipated.
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