Imagine having a boss that looks like the main MILF... Too bad these updates are almost nothing.
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incest patch hardly works, you still refer to them by name instead of as Mom every other instance
Any fix to not being able to use the bed to go to the next day at night?
I'm sorry but I agree, this is so drawn out it's just boring.
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I really LOVED the pace the game takes. Slowly stirring things up...
Already waiting for the next update.
Can you suggest similar games (relatively big content, good art, slow pace) ?
Already waiting for the next update.
Can you suggest similar games (relatively big content, good art, slow pace) ?
Damn, do we really have to play the whole game over just to see the new content? I don't want to play that damn color matching game. It's time consuming and like people have already mentioned in this thread, the pacing is pretty slow.
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This game could be so much better, but the developers haven't shown the drive or the talent.
Still having these two disclaimers after a few releases: "Old saves are not compatible.
Rollback had to be disabled due to a game-breaking bug with the story progression." means the developer does not know how to write functional code.
The majority of the game is padded with unengaging dialogue for a story that is going nowhere. Dialogue is an important part of storytelling when it is well written. This is not. The MC skips back and forth between broken thoughts, and the other characters seem very flat and basic. The plot is mostly nonexistent: guy goes to school and likes older women who also like him. Cool.
The dream sequences are an obvious attempt to shoehorn some skin into the "adult" game, but they are detached from the main narrative and feel strangely out of place. Why not create some connection between the dream sequences and the game world events? Show some elements of the MC and his landlady's relationship developing? Instead we got a weird pretend-to-be-sleeping sunscreen rub into horny Aladdin fantasy. Why?!
And finally the gameplay is non-existent. If your quest objectives are: go here, talk to this person, buy this thing, go here, wait until X day... you haven't made a game, you've made a visual novel with extra steps. If you build a world with multiple locations and characters you need to fill it with things to do, places to explore, and dialogue to have. Had about enough of grinding that spectroscopy game for money by now too.
The art is nice, that's why 99% of us took interest in the game, but ~140 mostly simple renders in ~50 days since the last release is just not good enough to convince people to support your game. Especially when the devs make no update posts between releases.
I supported the game for a few months hoping it would start to realize its potential. Unfortunately I don't think the devs are ready to do that now.
Still having these two disclaimers after a few releases: "Old saves are not compatible.
Rollback had to be disabled due to a game-breaking bug with the story progression." means the developer does not know how to write functional code.
The majority of the game is padded with unengaging dialogue for a story that is going nowhere. Dialogue is an important part of storytelling when it is well written. This is not. The MC skips back and forth between broken thoughts, and the other characters seem very flat and basic. The plot is mostly nonexistent: guy goes to school and likes older women who also like him. Cool.
The dream sequences are an obvious attempt to shoehorn some skin into the "adult" game, but they are detached from the main narrative and feel strangely out of place. Why not create some connection between the dream sequences and the game world events? Show some elements of the MC and his landlady's relationship developing? Instead we got a weird pretend-to-be-sleeping sunscreen rub into horny Aladdin fantasy. Why?!
And finally the gameplay is non-existent. If your quest objectives are: go here, talk to this person, buy this thing, go here, wait until X day... you haven't made a game, you've made a visual novel with extra steps. If you build a world with multiple locations and characters you need to fill it with things to do, places to explore, and dialogue to have. Had about enough of grinding that spectroscopy game for money by now too.
The art is nice, that's why 99% of us took interest in the game, but ~140 mostly simple renders in ~50 days since the last release is just not good enough to convince people to support your game. Especially when the devs make no update posts between releases.
I supported the game for a few months hoping it would start to realize its potential. Unfortunately I don't think the devs are ready to do that now.
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Eto... This is a visual novel, it's intended to be one. Last time I checked, visual novels still counted as games...
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Uhm... a Unity game can be ported to Android, to iOS, to Linux, to Mac OSX, to Windows (Desktop and Metro) as well as to HTML. WITHOUT the risk of not working, as is the case with Ren'Py since it relies on a six year old version of Python.
Ehh... no. A visual novel is a visual novel. A visual novel is a linear story, not a game.
But this is not a "slow burner". This is "heat it up a bit then cool off". There is really no actual sexual content.