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- Jun 3, 2021
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Is this the same guy who did those old flash animations with girls fucking alien monsters and shit? If not the art really reminds me of that... they were small flash "games" where you could choose between 3-4 monsters and the girl of choice would fuck them
Yeah, for some reason there are two save systems. I guess the one from the menu is like a quicksave?
- Feb 21, 2020
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Here waiting for someone figured out modify the game, such with cheat engine...
- Nov 11, 2016
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Is hornblase fucking insane? his games are so fucking weird. Is he on lsd when making these games?
I loved his older games. Like
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- Jan 3, 2021
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Welp, the game is a bit rough. Again, I actually appreciate the very different art ascetic, but the game does have issues. Yeah, if doesn't seem to like windowed mode, but the game has the decency to be in 16x9 aspect ratio, so it doesn't look stretched or compressed on my 1440p display. The protagonist is a floating jellyfish like creature, and in dire need of a drop shadow. Your position in this isometric world can get a bit wonky, and it is fairly easy to not be in the right place to interact with an NPC or get stuck on buildings while trying to navigate some of the narrower streets and alleys. The mechanics are both barebones and fairly obtuse (What does sickness do, and how do you cure it? How do you raise your stats?). I hope you like percentage chances to succeed, because anything worth doing is going to be subject to random rolls; meaning that your low stats cause you to get screwed over by RNG more often than not.
It's a shame that the interesting art and imaginative world is trapped within this rather tiresome and lackluster 'game' that has been built around it.
It's a shame that the interesting art and imaginative world is trapped within this rather tiresome and lackluster 'game' that has been built around it.
We should really have a Zeno Tag for, it's not an animal but it is not the same species.
The idea is interesting, but that's about it. Three frame animations accompanied by "and then you fucked" descriptions are underwhelming to put it mildly.
No idea what it does, but you can buy pills from a fat guy with a coat and use them in the menu to cure it. Sometimes you level up or you can buy some upgrades in the lab to the west and there are supposedly items which can boost it, but I didn't bother to find them.
Meds that cure Sick are sold at the Hospital, the door to the left of Momo.
Stats are raised at Doc Cyborg, by buying Hearts from the gal at the end of the bar for $1000/ea and trading them for Egg products (I found 2 of them, the Morgue and the Flower at the open market; stats were over 20 before I found the third), or by feeding half your Calories to the bottle fairies (to the right of the Greenhouse door in your room). You can get them from daily activities, but it's slow.
The rolls are brutal; the number of times I needed a '1' to succeed but got a '0' was too damn high.
This is CyberPunk the porn game on steroids. Instead of becoming a nonbinary human, you can simulate life as a tentacle monster with sentience. 7/10. Unique concept, nice art, kind of unclear of what you should do but that's part of the fun. It feels refreshing to play but has a lot to compete with. Worth trying out