calculateplus00
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In all fairness this game has been in development for ages, so it's not shocking the artists' life situation might change.
Just shows that decade old projects are unsustainable - people get sick , they lose interest , or move to other more beneficial things - as the case with Ganassa. The very new artist that draw the the pauper gang bang can't hold a candle to him. The difference in the art quality is jarring. The developers shoud finaly move the main story and stop adding usless filers if they ever want to finish this game. I doub they do however as long as it brings money in , its better to drag it on , than try to make a new game. Hey but at least they don't lie to people like some other devs of popular games. They move at their own pase without making promuses they can't keep.
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Well it's more nuanced than that. I think there are a lot of projects that either intentionally or accidentally draw things out by letting scope creep happen like a bad mold infestation. They should have a mostly clear plan, drill out a core skeleton, and then flesh it out later over time. This way the game improves over time versus slowly gets closer to completion over time.
Secondly, a lot of these projects make more than enough money to hire competent artists and don't put out anywhere nearly as much art for it to be financially ruinous. So when "new" art ends up worse, it's usually because they didn't bother to spend on more veteran artists who could mimic the art style or god forbid one that is actually better even if it costs a bit more.
But yeah, the time it's taken is also clearly a problem. Again though, it's not an inherent problem to the development process as many more expansive games have finished far sooner.
So it's not that it's unsustainable, it's just really poorly managed and for whatever reason that lack of management gets increasingly worse over time. These guys are making 120k a year + whatever from Steam.
They have the funds to hire competent artists who can accurately mimic the style (which itself is nothing special) and they don't release enough scenes often enough for it to ever come close to bankrupting them imo.
I played this game back in 2020 ... at that time iIrc the gameworld consisted of a start region (Prologue) and 4 huge islands, 2 implemented (Rathpike, Valos) and 2 not implemented.
Did they add content for the 2 missing islands by now?
Did they add content for the 2 missing islands by now?
Nope they did add an entirely different route during the prologue
I swear the last 20 updates for this game have been futa content which is fine if thats your thing but alot of us are here for other things too
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Roadmap from their discord (Last Updated August 2025, so probably due an update in and by itself):
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This is just a fraction of what they're currently working on. There are also two islands left to fill with story quests: Trissengard and Sorraine. They'll have a similar amount of quests as Valos. But these are still distant plans; perhaps we'll know something by the end of 2026.