Not really trying to toot my horn, but you may want to give mine a shot then... just click on the F95 link in my sig...You are more than right
If you find an interesting erotic game, please share it with me
Any tips for making porn games?
- Thread starter hughmungusboi69
- Start date
Ren'Py isn't too hard to figure out. I found a good beginners guide to python on youtube and use the Ren'Py site when I run into a wall where I can't figure something out. I don't know where you're at with your game, but if you aren't far and really are having trouble with Unity it wouldn't be hard to make the switch. I only have a very limited education from a course over 10 years ago with C++ as far as programming experience goes. I was able to pick up enough in a few short days that I'm confident I'll be able to make a pretty good VN. I don't know your goals, but don't give up on Ren'py too soon.
This actually is a must. I'm a fan. Not only does it sate some of my kinks but it is well written. Its not just a pile of dialogue with a few surface observations by a narrator, but actually has descriptive writing, the kind of thing that accentuates the work. It doesn't rely on its Images alone to describe the scene, instead it gives you the scene and the thoughts and motivations of the characters. The effect is a more engaging and erotic experience, as you're invested in the sex when it comes, and boy does it cum.
Thank you so much for the praise, Lord Seduction!
Thanks to @Palanto Games it only keeps getting better and better!
Anyone an idea from where this landscape comes?
Where I can find it, I'm making my own game and I see this park coming back in many games like here in 'Man of The House'
Where I can find it, I'm making my own game and I see this park coming back in many games like here in 'Man of The House'
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content.
Log in or register now.
Do you think it's important to properly say your game is Erotica and not a porn game
- Aug 26, 2016
- 1,526
- 2,180
Up to you, if it's support promoting your game, why not. But the game itself will shown the true color. Reminder, a few people don't know the difference, so be prepare when you got feedback like "This game is too slow, not enough action" or "Milking Dev".
- Jun 16, 2018
- 422
- 769
- Mar 5, 2019
- 828
- 1,671
If you decide to go with renpy, please get a decent amount of experience with it under your belt before messing with the standard layout. Everything works well out of the box and people know where to find things and how it all fits together. If you completely redesign the interface (which it will happily let you do) you can end up with a totally incomprehensible mess. If your players spend more time wresting with the interface than actually playing your game, you've gone badly wrong.
I think that DAZ is supposed to be the easy way but there's always Honey Select, I guess.
have you got any good tutorials for daz?? cuz i always end up with assets errors , missing textures and even assets that don't appear in the files
Sent you a DM.
Is it common for Mac users to stay without a proper version? I mean, I don't think it's very popular, but since renpy can make a mac version with relative ease, I don't see why not make it.
- Jul 14, 2018
- 419
- 1,609
In theory, it should be as easy as clicking "Build Mac Distribution" and uploading it.
In practice, you want to test it first to make sure it doesn't shit itself for some reason.
If you don't have a Mac and don't know and trust someone with a Mac, you're kinda SOL.
Providing a Mac client also implies providing Mac support. Without a Mac of your own, this is difficult. If you know someone you trust with a Mac (see above) you're kinda setting them up to be your Mac support. They may not be willing.
You can always say "Mac client provided as a courtesy, I make no promises that it works" I suppose.
Yeah, to be honest I only test the pc and android version of the game (don't have a Mac). I'm just hoping that the Mac version works the same way that the pc does. I know that's lazy but I think it's better than not releasing it at all. No complaints to this day (hope it stays that way)
- Dec 3, 2017
- 29
- 15
You are right, almost all games that use renpy do have a mac version available. But there are some games, typically Unity or Unreal based, that are usually PC only. Even though they both offer a Mac compatible build. Example, games like House Party or Wild Life could output a Mac build, but sadly don't :/
- Jan 3, 2020
- 387
- 657
Don't try please everyone. Stick to YOUR choices of porn and live with it. You can attempt to add what the public want later. Keep things simple at first, you can build on them later. Practice makes perfect, especially with Renpy and, for the LOVE OF SATAN: Test your work frequently!
I once spent a solid two hours digging through code, only to find one single character out of place had crashed my entire project.
If it's a dating sim, decide how it'll play, make plot notes, always plan ahead. Don't rely too hard on cliche, it'll make your characters unloveable and you'll wanna make people fall in love with them.
If it's an RPG, make your mechanics work before moving onto a plot. Weak mechanics will put off players. You can figure out the rest when you have a basis.
You can do Horror porn, but plan it carefully. As for the plot, mystery and atmosphere work better than OOGABOOGAHs. Spooks are nothing if they're expected.
Finally, don't overwork yourself. You'll burn out and you'll end up like me: Two years on, no progress on a game that has most of the plot already written out, drinking whisky and swearing blind "I'll totally get some work done today! But first, I'm gonna watch this youtube video."
I once spent a solid two hours digging through code, only to find one single character out of place had crashed my entire project.
If it's a dating sim, decide how it'll play, make plot notes, always plan ahead. Don't rely too hard on cliche, it'll make your characters unloveable and you'll wanna make people fall in love with them.
If it's an RPG, make your mechanics work before moving onto a plot. Weak mechanics will put off players. You can figure out the rest when you have a basis.
You can do Horror porn, but plan it carefully. As for the plot, mystery and atmosphere work better than OOGABOOGAHs. Spooks are nothing if they're expected.
Finally, don't overwork yourself. You'll burn out and you'll end up like me: Two years on, no progress on a game that has most of the plot already written out, drinking whisky and swearing blind "I'll totally get some work done today! But first, I'm gonna watch this youtube video."
That's my plan as well. Develop and test on PC, go ahead and build mac and android versions as well but basically add a disclaimer that those have limited support but should still work.