- May 14, 2019
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Sometimes I think many people on here don’t realise how good we have it, nowadays. We expect everything to be made both impossibly well and lightning fast.
We have amazing games here. We really should be grateful for this, instead of moaning about examples of what could have been.
When I look back at the time I took a break from adult gaming in 2012, almost everything that was made back then is greatly outclassed by what is made now. And I’m not talking about graphics (which have obviously evolved).
Most adult games made outside of Japan were both amateurish and overambitious with the tools and resources of the era. While valiant efforts, they were usually badly written, poorly planned, shoddily drawn and (entirely foreseeably) abandoned half-way.
The talent and discipline displayed by many of the devs here is seriously impressive. The standard is so much higher than it was.
When devs decide to make their first game, they rarely fully comprehend beforehand the sheer scale of the project. The fact that so many games are actually completed, let alone so well, is remarkable. I do think these devs deserve our respect, rather than our impatience. Good things are worth waiting for.
(Apart from many of the great games already mentioned, I have high hopes for Gates Motel and Bad Memories.)
We have amazing games here. We really should be grateful for this, instead of moaning about examples of what could have been.
When I look back at the time I took a break from adult gaming in 2012, almost everything that was made back then is greatly outclassed by what is made now. And I’m not talking about graphics (which have obviously evolved).
Most adult games made outside of Japan were both amateurish and overambitious with the tools and resources of the era. While valiant efforts, they were usually badly written, poorly planned, shoddily drawn and (entirely foreseeably) abandoned half-way.
The talent and discipline displayed by many of the devs here is seriously impressive. The standard is so much higher than it was.
When devs decide to make their first game, they rarely fully comprehend beforehand the sheer scale of the project. The fact that so many games are actually completed, let alone so well, is remarkable. I do think these devs deserve our respect, rather than our impatience. Good things are worth waiting for.
(Apart from many of the great games already mentioned, I have high hopes for Gates Motel and Bad Memories.)