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I have not looked at the game itself, but I'll make a few observations:
Tell about your game how you want, just be aware that your current overview tells us about your workflow to create the game rather than anything about the game itself.
3. I'll also make a brief mention about version numbers. Once again, do it however it works best for you. But be aware that the common practice for version numbers is that the . (dot) is a separator. Your two releases to date would typically be viewed as
v 0.1 -> major version 0 - minor version 1 (one)
v 0.11 -> major version 0 - minor version 11 (eleven)
It could have been v 0.2, although a more likely choice would have been 0.1.1 -> major version 0 - minor version 1 - fix/patch/update 1
Part of the point here being that v0.2 is between v0.1 and v0.11 rather than greater/later than both. As mentioned, do it how it works best for you, but it is early in your process so I thought I would mention it before you progressed too far.
[and apologies for the pseudo-rant... I'm currently dealing with fixing a lot of broken things. So kind of in that mindset]
1. The developer account here is "Chilly_villy." The associated icon shows "C&V." However the developer is listed in the OP as "S&V." Perhaps that is all correct and intentional, but I'm curious if the C versus S has a typo somewhere.
2. As others have mentioned, this "Overview" tells us nothing about what kind of game this is or how it will play. Knowing what kind of art, or how you are generating it may well be of interest to some or many, but what is the game about? The only thing I have to go on is that the banner image contains the world "Agent." That's the entire game synopsis I have to judge whether or not the genre and story might hold interest to me. And there are no clues I saw that hinted at what game mechanics might be like.
Tell about your game how you want, just be aware that your current overview tells us about your workflow to create the game rather than anything about the game itself.
3. I'll also make a brief mention about version numbers. Once again, do it however it works best for you. But be aware that the common practice for version numbers is that the . (dot) is a separator. Your two releases to date would typically be viewed as
v 0.1 -> major version 0 - minor version 1 (one)
v 0.11 -> major version 0 - minor version 11 (eleven)
It could have been v 0.2, although a more likely choice would have been 0.1.1 -> major version 0 - minor version 1 - fix/patch/update 1
Part of the point here being that v0.2 is between v0.1 and v0.11 rather than greater/later than both. As mentioned, do it how it works best for you, but it is early in your process so I thought I would mention it before you progressed too far.
4. The dev quite specifically said to read the changelog to see what he updated.Whats new?
The ending scene is the same here
[and apologies for the pseudo-rant... I'm currently dealing with fixing a lot of broken things. So kind of in that mindset]
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Of course, the game is great with promising potential. but I would like to clarify, in this game there will be sex scenes, corruption and how much the plot of the game swallowed the main character into a whirlpool of debauchery.
I totally agree, but it seems that the big novelty of the game is on the visual area. Everybody is praising the dev. You can see that he invested almost all of his time with this.
Regarding the story, reading some of the reviews it seems that is not even a female main character (as the title could suggest), but told from a male one instead, plus some tropes and clichés here and there.
Chilly_villy for a far better engagement of new players, you could explain what the story will be, besides the wonderful "cinematic experience" you already achieved. Don't make the same mistake of most of AVN around here that relies their success only in the Visual aspect.
Damn man great game...It has super-potential.AI voice-over did not cut for me but the animations look top-notch so bumps up for that to the dev.As the dev is using AI so we can expect some quicker updates.
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Followed your and the others advice and provided more infomative description of the story.
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Depends. Since AI models develops faster than the game, it might not be that long. But it is also depends on my time as well.
Is now way better. If you want you can use a paragraph to describe your novel visual approach.So that you have the story and the visuals explained. It will tempt users to watch the trailer as well.
Nice reviews overall. There are a few haters and one person with constructive, though somewhat unfair, criticism. To those who say the voice acting is bad—what do you suggest? Should it be removed entirely from the game? That would make it feel strange and incomplete. Nobody is denying the game has issues; that’s obvious when you play it. Some videos are poorly made, and the voice acting is AI-generated—that much is clear. But that’s why the developer included those first two slides at the beginning with a message warning that things like this could be expected.
Why can’t people understand the bigger picture? The point isn’t to tear down a project like this right from the start, but to give it a chance to grow and hopefully become something great—something unique. Otherwise, just stick to games with static images and walls of text if that’s your preference. Aren’t you tired of those? Only a small handful of games execute that style well.
Why can’t people understand the bigger picture? The point isn’t to tear down a project like this right from the start, but to give it a chance to grow and hopefully become something great—something unique. Otherwise, just stick to games with static images and walls of text if that’s your preference. Aren’t you tired of those? Only a small handful of games execute that style well.
