This dev is pretty much known for churning out games with somewhat good-looking pixel art, but trash mechanics and gameplay. Very disappointing.
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Tell me you don't know what you're talking about without telling me. Look at the vast majority of games on this forum alone. Tons of games that are sims, or VN's, or some generic puzzle game where a "kinetic" image is your reward. There are a ton of battlefuck games, too. You also have a good number of games where sex is a primary part and the story is secondary. Hell, Shrift 2 has the Izayoi Hotel where the main leveling mechanic is bedding a demon. Monster Girl Dreams has a battlefuck mechanic, as does the Lust Grimm series. It's not as uncommon as you think. Hell, Kenkou Cross is still(?) developing a game with battlefuck mechanics.
What contradictions exist in the games where GOR is used? The setting and story in each game that I know of with GOR makes it pretty obvious from the get-go what the result of failure would be. Monster Girl Quest makes it amply clear that monsters want the D for two purposes. Shrift has made it clear that demons want Human semen for energy. Succubus Convenant makes it clear that succubi are in the same boat. None of those games are short. Even Lust Grimm takes a few hours even if you find an exploit outside of grinding.
CG's exist in most adult games. You're yelling at clouds over something that has been commonplace for at least a decade now, and which is clearly preferred by the majority of consumers. Yeah, pixel art has had a resurgence and guess what? Good pixel art is received well. It's that most western devs are so lazy that they'll either a) use 3D models of varying degrees of appeal, or b) steal internet images of real people. Also, you make it sound like setting flags is as easy as breathing. Gotta say bud, as mch as I hate making this shitty argument, I'd love to know what surplus of shovelware you've produced in the past decade.
Rape kinks, being dommed, mind control, take your pick of kinks where a loss of control and/or autonomy is appealing. It all branches from the same larger psychological profile, which is where an individual desires to have their ability to control the situation taken from them sexually. You're welcome to continue spouting your inane claims, but you're still wrong.
So, you haven't actually played any of the games you're whining about, then? Lust Grimm, the sex is part of the gameplay. It's basically the entire house. Monster Girl Quest, again, part of the gameplay and a major aspect of the universe at large. Monster Girl Dreams, explained as a compromise for the monsters. A good portion of the economic and social parts of society are actually designed around exploiting would-be adventurers for that purpose. Shrift, it's a way to corrupt and drain a Human. There are a lot more examples, but you're clearly just wrong and talking out of your ass.
Saying something isn't a game doesn't make you right. It just means you're dismissing it because it isn't what you want it to be. Boo-fucking-hoo. I hate VN's with a passion, but you know what I don't do? I don't go into VN threads, call it trash, and then invalidate myself by making stupid, incorrect claims about VN's that only has the end result of me sounding like an entitled, belligerent jackass.
I ignore games I dislike, criticize games I see potential in, and appreciate the games that do appeal to me. You and the other guy should try it. As for me, I tried this game, not my cup of tea. I'm out of this thread, since I have no further business with this game, and I'm quite honestly doubtful either of you have the wherewithall to humble yourselves and admit you're being a pair of jackasses.
I'd respond in detail to your wall of text but it's mostly just projecting, not being able to tell the difference between systems/gameplay and presentation, and not understanding the meaning of words.
Some examples would be:
Conflating mechanics/system with kink. State based mechanics implemented as GOR is really lazy programming.
Conflating that not refering to something as an h-game means that I don't consider it a game. I know, it's wild. I read novels a lot in my spare time and there are sex scenes sometimes. The pacing and impact don't appeal to me in the way pornography would so why should a game with only failure states that can be easily avoided or poor pacing really be considered a h-game and not just a game with erotic elements?
Conflating the use of CGs being inherently a CGviewer game? I'm a bit confused. Then going on a rant about pixel art? I'm still confused.
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I prefer not straight up losing to see the H, instead look at Parasite In City, you can get fucked without being 100% defeated and having to restart
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