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The error appeared on my PC at the same scene, too.
The message told that the font file was missing. I searched the file in the steam directory, but I cannot found it.
I sent e-mail to the support.
I hope that they solve the error.
I managed fix this manualy just adding to renpy/common/ esperanto supporting font, downloaded it in internet and just naming it juliamo_game.ttf
It can help until official fix
Do you have the link where you downloaded the file?
https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/list/language/esperanto
grab any you liked. That method causes some grapfical glitches, but at least you can move to the plot line
It didn't work for me so I'll have to unfortunately wait until the official fix. Still, thank you for your help!
Thank you for your solution.
I could fix the error.
I downloaded "Juliaomo" font from the sukerasparo web page.
http://sukerasparo.com/sp004/font.html
(Japanese page)
You can download the zip file by clicking the alphabet table image.
Next, you can find "juliamo_game.ttf" file in the zip file.
This fixed it for me!! Thank you so much!!
I got this to work. The game version of the font uses full width letters for the Juliamo characters (I'm guessing this is so it can use the same font but switch between Latin letters and Juliamo letters), but there's also a webfont version that replaces both the English letters and accented ones (ĉ, ĵ, etc.) instead and adds ligatures (so j^ becomes ĵ if you can't type Esperanto).
Initially I tried converting this from woff to otf using an online converter, but it seems some programs don't like the missing space glyph when ligatures are turned on and displays the missing character box instead. Here's how to make it work:
If you test it in Word, you can enable ligatures in the font dialog under Advanced.