- Aug 8, 2020
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Honestly it's fine, but just as others said it's very generic. If you're planning on putting this on the spotlight, changing the name might be an idea.
Just stumbled upon this thread and I have to say it:
It's so nice to see a female knight with a reasonable armor instead of bikini armor, and in a NSFW game of all games.
It's so nice to see a female knight with a reasonable armor instead of bikini armor, and in a NSFW game of all games.
Say no to bikini armor. Say YES to full plate armor that covers up everything except them juicy parts.
This is gonna be a long one...
As others have said, the name "Horny Dungeon" rather generic. I'd also add that it reeks of a poor quality asset flip. If you do change it, try to do it before the first playable release, as changing the brand association would be harder after the influx of players.
If you do intend to keep the mental association with dungeon crawlers and/or Darkest Dungeon I'd keep the "Dungeon" in the title.
You probably just need to replace "horny" as it is relatively modern (1850s ish) and does come off as tacky in a medieval fantasy setting. Go for something more medieval like lust (c. 1200), desire (c. 1300) or passion (c. 1200).
Use "the" or "of" in the title like:
- Dungeon of <insert word here>
- The <insert word here> Dungeon
- The Dungeon of <insert word here>
(no idea why but it works)
If you have a complex setting or worldbuilding, I'd suggest looking there for names of important characters, Gods/Dieties or even places. Games like "Legend of <
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- Aug 28, 2022
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Thank you guys for the suggestions!
Since I've paid for the logo design, and the name already stayed long enough that Google recognizes it, unless it's a big turn-off I incline to keep it.
Perhaps a subtitle would help make it less generic? Like "Horny Dungeon: XXX of YYY"?
Since I've paid for the logo design, and the name already stayed long enough that Google recognizes it, unless it's a big turn-off I incline to keep it.
Perhaps a subtitle would help make it less generic? Like "Horny Dungeon: XXX of YYY"?
Don't pick up an name that's too long, it needs to be easily recognizable for people to associate it with your game quickly.
If renaming the whole title is unfeasible due to budget spent on art & marketing, you should just stick with "Horny Dungeon". The first Elder Scrolls game had a rather terrible title too, but still succeeded from word-of-mouth from the fans. Don't worry too much about it.
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