Reviewing as average because of the limited content, but assuming this developer sticks around longer than the...
-Aishteru (in-limbo)
-Troglofauna (hiatus, needs a new programmer)
then I see some potential for a 5 star, top-tier H-Game.
The animations, few as there are, are fairly nice. Especially with how rough the creatures get, with the fast thrusts and intense facial expressions.
I also like the scenario too, with it reminding me a bit of Half-Life / SCP / Breed Laboratory. And the initial contract signing is neat, I can imagine a version of this game using the campaign to make a survival-horror platformer of sorts. Maybe even a soft- Metroidvania like Alien Quest: Eve or the like.
While having more enemies would be great, and is arguably essential, I believe the second biggest focus should be on an overall campaign to help set itself apart from the horde modes seen with Aishteru or Captivity.
There's lots you can do too with existing assets, like having tents designate a safe room/safe zone, a more open Metroid-like level structure, and allowing the birth system to expand to more enemies (like the Huggers).
I ramble alot, but my point is:
I hope the devs stick with this idea and actually try to focus on making it into a full game. It'll take alot to break the impression that this'll end up like Troglofauna or Aishteru (stuck in development hell).
If the devs ever see this, I wish them the best of luck.
-Aishteru (in-limbo)
-Troglofauna (hiatus, needs a new programmer)
then I see some potential for a 5 star, top-tier H-Game.
The animations, few as there are, are fairly nice. Especially with how rough the creatures get, with the fast thrusts and intense facial expressions.
I also like the scenario too, with it reminding me a bit of Half-Life / SCP / Breed Laboratory. And the initial contract signing is neat, I can imagine a version of this game using the campaign to make a survival-horror platformer of sorts. Maybe even a soft- Metroidvania like Alien Quest: Eve or the like.
While having more enemies would be great, and is arguably essential, I believe the second biggest focus should be on an overall campaign to help set itself apart from the horde modes seen with Aishteru or Captivity.
There's lots you can do too with existing assets, like having tents designate a safe room/safe zone, a more open Metroid-like level structure, and allowing the birth system to expand to more enemies (like the Huggers).
I ramble alot, but my point is:
I hope the devs stick with this idea and actually try to focus on making it into a full game. It'll take alot to break the impression that this'll end up like Troglofauna or Aishteru (stuck in development hell).
If the devs ever see this, I wish them the best of luck.