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Oh it's okay now, just realized I needed to finish the first requests for the "tutorial" to officially end. Game crashes on my phone before that (it was a pain retrying everytime)
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An option to skip that for non-first time player would help if that's possible.
As far as I know there should be a "Show More Info" / "Show Details" text or button somewhere, which once tapped you will reveal in the prompt the "Install anyway" button.
If this doesn't help, please stay tuned for the next patch (coming very soon) as I've tweaked a few android compatibility settings
There's over one hour of playable content available so far, but if you're looking to check it when there's more two hours to play, then you should keep an eye on our
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as we're releasing frequent updates with new contents to play
There's already a Special Request (lewd scene) with a pregnant girl being fucked while the time is stopped in game, and we're planning to add more in the future
cool stuff i hope i can milk all the girls while they are frozen in time, make the breasts expand too..
Maybe I'm just not lucky whatsoever in this program, but that special request did not show up at all in over two months of game-time.
As a 'bonus', most of what was going on seems to be....confusing? I'm not sure I followed all of what was going on.
The sheer amount of grinding needed is also a bit of a downvote from me. Especially since that it seems all of the grinding needed is focused towards making your assistants better at....grinding more! Grind to get the tokens, then spend the tokens to get memory fragments, which don't seem to have a purpose beyond upgrading the assistant.
Once you've upgraded the assistant however, you then put them to work on research, which itself is another grind, but in the vein of an idle-game, where passive and active clicks build up points which you spend to get faster clicks. Having the in-game 'click here to spend real money to upgrade your game version!' is just icing on this rather messy cake.
I'm not sure what you had in mind here developer, but this seems to be some sort of mashup of multiple game types/aspects, and it doesn't do so very well.
Thank you, I can see from where you're coming from and I'll keep in mind your feedback.
The game is still in early-development and I know it still has lots of unoptimized experiences, it's very important to get feedback like this so we can make the game better.
In the process of writing a review - I wanted to ask something. I'm not sure how well-known the other game is, but when playing Chrono Ecstasy, I couldn't help but notice a lot of similarities with Erosion by Trash Gods such as the ingame currency system, the events, and the menu UI. I may be tripping, but is the game at all inspired by Erosion, or is everything just a big coincidence? I would not be surprised at all if someone from this game's dev used to work as a part of Trash Gods, what with the resemblances. Erosion was my first download on this site, so it holds a very special place in my heart.
Aside from that, the game looks very promising, even if it has a couple of issues that others have already made known. I hope dev continues this project, since the game looks like it has a lot of potential. Looking forward to seeing the new characters that were teased at the end!
Aside from that, the game looks very promising, even if it has a couple of issues that others have already made known. I hope dev continues this project, since the game looks like it has a lot of potential. Looking forward to seeing the new characters that were teased at the end!
From the UI perspective, yes we took some inspiration from it while we made sure to add our twists too. A few years ago I've played Erosion a lot and I guess it left a long-term good impression on me.
Thank you for showing interest and also for the feedback. We're definitely going to continue developing the game, and together with help from people like you, we can see where we make mistakes so we can correct them
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