i'm a fan of trasformation based games (mtf) and i have to say: games like this and ytlag are my favorite, while i myself dont realy question my sesuality it is interesting to esplore the complese ramification of it, the porn is also very nice, i hope more games like these pop up, in the meantime i will suport your and others works.
Trans woman here, your note was appreciated by me - reality escaping or not, AGP is something which has been used to attack my trans sisters for decades. I appreciate moving it behind a button either way,, but seeing you be so genuine and supportive is a plus imo
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It does seem more that this is a game about a potentially trans character that happens to has lewd scenes on, rather than a smut romp game that happens to have a potentially trans character in.
If you're taken right out of jerking off because the trans characters aren't objectified, that problem is on you, friend...
And given that you consider trans people to be "politics" is saying a lot about your overall opinion. You might want to go find a different game. I don't think you'll do more than get increasingly angry that this one doesn't objectify them for your jerking habits.
This is a big Internet. There's plenty of room for games like this one and ones that are more (or exclusively) sexualizing.
If you want more stuff like this, there's titles like You Throw Like A Girl or re: Dreamer. If you want the other end of the scale, check out The Company or the X-Change line. If you want something in the middle, there's Transfigure by Tango and a couple others that split the difference. Then there's some games that just use transformation as a framing device and never really touch on that aspect after the introduction (Girl Life, Newlife, etc.)
If you want more stuff like this, there's titles like You Throw Like A Girl or re: Dreamer. If you want the other end of the scale, check out The Company or the X-Change line. If you want something in the middle, there's Transfigure by Tango and a couple others that split the difference. Then there's some games that just use transformation as a framing device and never really touch on that aspect after the introduction (Girl Life, Newlife, etc.)
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This is the least charitable take of what I wrote possible and I won't do the same to your post. Please read my post on the 3rd page I had an overly negative original reaction and admitted I was being harsh and followed up with going into detail on my criticism of the game and to understand where the dev is coming from. The dev kindly responded to my huge post in detail with a long post of their own and we came to a mutual understanding.
I gave this game a huge amount of praise with both its direction and its future plans with its art and the dev too understands where I am coming from as well and some of what I wrote was out of conern for them you would understand if you read my follow up post.
The dev gave a take on autogynephilia I consider it a legitimate kink like any other that doesn't invalidate trans people the dev doesn't agree but we both agreed to disagree on the issue. I don't invalidate the dev's values or opinion but question the timing of their author's note. I also felt at first they were forced to write that to counter potential backlash they didn't they truly believe it which I respect and the scene they wrote for the MC was well written I complimented the dev for that. Also you are on a porn site that hosts porn games you are constantly objectifying people by your standards if you think writing a scene of a character's arousal is objectification. Smut is smut and porn is porn and erotic literature is erotic literature it all serves the same purpose.
Doesn't say anything about my opinion because I never considered trans people to be political why would trans people specifically be considered political? Nope I love this game and intend to stay if I don't like a game I don't comment and move on with my life. I get more aroused by a good narrative surrouding erotica but I don't think its healthy to try and control or dictate how fans should engage with an erotic game. Both me and the dev agree its pointless to try. The dev is a talented writer and got me hooked and looking forward to more I am curious to see how the club routes plan out.
Firstly, love the game.
A bug i've noticed with version 0.14 - Patched.
The guide seems to indicate there's an 11th day, but the 'End of Content' button prompt appears after lunch on day 10.
A bug i've noticed with version 0.14 - Patched.
The guide seems to indicate there's an 11th day, but the 'End of Content' button prompt appears after lunch on day 10.
The guide is for Patreon version of the game (0.16), which is extended compared to the public version available here.
Speaking of the walkthrough: i'm going to go by what is say (or rather, what it does not mention) regarding day 11:
amaty this is going to be just a guess on my part because i can't confirm it with the public version of the game, but it might be worth to keep on mind that the MC can potentially reach that day without choosing to shave his legs (if they opt out of it when given the opportunity on day 7) As such, it's probably something Jessica would insist to take care of, for cheerleading MC... which should trigger second potential transformation point on that day (same way it does if you do choose to do it early) independent of interaction with Samantha?
Pretty good writing, the art is pretty beautiful, and the background is awe-inspiring. The interaction between characters feel genuine and interesting. Unfortunately, there is not much content here, nor adult content. There is thus not much of a reward for becoming more feminine or masculine. The protagonist, for example, tells us that his transitioning negatively affects him and his family, but this has not been indicated in his daily interactions with them.
This has resulted in the story feeling forced, flat and unfulfilling.
The characterizations for other characters that are not Vincent and Samantha need work. The idea that the main character, Ethan, never needs to go outside his comfort zone and interact with the characters like Jordan is artificial. Not to mention these characters don't really add much to the plot and can be ignored entirely in regard to the main character.
One can also even go as far as to say that Vincent and Samantha aren't very good examples of high-quality characterization in themselves. They rarely delve deeply into their interests and there are no behavioral ticks that they have that separates them from each other or the other surrounding characters. This leaves them to be two bland love interests that can be exchanged for each other and the Player unable to tell the difference. This is not something one should have in any romance story.
The madame, who brings a magical method in order to transition in the first place, is an example of terrible writing. Her olden way of speaking, though creating an atmosphere of mystery, actually grates irritatingly upon the modern-day setting making her a, perhaps, intentional eye sore in a story that otherwise flowed nicely. I would suggest you drop her entirely.
Keep trying though! The best writing is a balance! This is definitely one of the better well written stories I have read on here.
This has resulted in the story feeling forced, flat and unfulfilling.
The characterizations for other characters that are not Vincent and Samantha need work. The idea that the main character, Ethan, never needs to go outside his comfort zone and interact with the characters like Jordan is artificial. Not to mention these characters don't really add much to the plot and can be ignored entirely in regard to the main character.
One can also even go as far as to say that Vincent and Samantha aren't very good examples of high-quality characterization in themselves. They rarely delve deeply into their interests and there are no behavioral ticks that they have that separates them from each other or the other surrounding characters. This leaves them to be two bland love interests that can be exchanged for each other and the Player unable to tell the difference. This is not something one should have in any romance story.
The madame, who brings a magical method in order to transition in the first place, is an example of terrible writing. Her olden way of speaking, though creating an atmosphere of mystery, actually grates irritatingly upon the modern-day setting making her a, perhaps, intentional eye sore in a story that otherwise flowed nicely. I would suggest you drop her entirely.
Keep trying though! The best writing is a balance! This is definitely one of the better well written stories I have read on here.
No, it is included in the public build (they are the same, Patreon is just couple releases ahead) Note that the paper doll is on a separate screen accessible from the drop-down menu, instead of the main screen like it's usually done:
What the heck, game got stealth-updated to 0.15 but it's not included on the Latest Updates page yet. If it wasn't for a visit at tfgames i wouldn't even notice. You're slipping, f95 
ass far as i know it's a comon thing among the site, i follow multiple games and f95 tends to get updated a week or so after the official release of the update, it may be not a common thing but is there, if you want a tip go to patreon: you can follow the creator for free and get notified of updatesWhat the heck, game got stealth-updated to 0.15 but it's not included on the Latest Updates page yet. If it wasn't for a visit at tfgames i wouldn't even notice. You're slipping, f95
No, no. I mean, the OP already has the latest update in the links. Note the thread name references version 0.15 which is the latest (public) build. It's just for some reason the Latest Updates page is lagging. Maybe this is normal, i never looked really close, just felt like poking fun a bit.
I think it’s because it hasn’t been two weeks so I don’t qualify for this game to be promoted.
As a trans woman and a dom, all that is needed is to allow our character to be more 'confident' more assertive. I don't play this for sex scenes. So long as exploration of gender isn't tied to submission.