Gabba Gandalf
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MIST was actually his second game A Tale of Eden was his first. I would put this game between the first and second game in terms of quality. Also, I don't know if he added anything new because I didn't finish it, but one thing is for sure, that he constantly improving is not true, look at my example of animation from my previous post. Good animations and/or Story are very important in a adult game imho and MIST had both: great story/characters and animations. So the second game is the magnum opus of this dev so far. So my advice: try MIST, since you haven't played it yet, then you'll see the difference.
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JustMeDoingStuff
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Dude, dev... for the love of god, slow down the fishing minigame arrow. That thing moves WAY too freaking fast to work with if you want it to be considered a "game of skill" esp if there is even the tiniest bit of input lag. It needs to either be slowed down immensely so it's a valid game of skill, or the "stop point" needs to be widened significantly to match the erratic timing.
Other than that, this has been a great game so far.
Other than that, this has been a great game so far.
No. there is an overall objective improvement in the dev's technique between MIST and CoM.
Now, I've played both games and loved MIST, but to call it his 'magnum opus' when when he's really only made 3 games is... exaggerating a bit.
Plus, Most would consider MIST his first real successful project anyway.
If anything, MIST was more inconsistent in its presentation than CoM is.
It clearly showed the growing pains of what making a fully featured game entails.
CoM is very much more consistent from the get go. Is it perfect? No. Is it finished? Also no.
Is it objectively better or worse than MIST? Irrelevant. Opinion is subjective by default.
That said, if you don't have the bias filters on, then yes... the dev is objectively improving on his craft and it shows. Do NOT let your love for an earlier game blind you to reality.
Are you playing on PC or android? Cuz I'm playing on PC and literally have one working eye and it's not that bad. Honestly, any slower and there really wouldn't be much point for it being there...
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Another teaser for a new environment that I made today/friday. It's the apartment of a certain actress you are now well acquainted with.
Discord post of 19/08/2024
Discord post of 19/08/2024
Where is the endpoint of the update? Am I supposed to go to the theater afterwards and try to find something? Why unlock a location if there's nothing there?
How long does this one take to get out of the supporting characters' "we know you have questions and we could answer, but we won't tell you anything now" story trope? I played in about halfway through chapter 1, but I'm not finding much of an interesting story because of that. Does it get on with it at some point?
I'm in the Director's Office, at night, and, not knowing the combination to the safe, I have to search the office. I click on the desk and then on the items on the desk that highlight. Apparently there is nothing that helps identify the combination to the safe. Now, I can't leave the desk area to search the rest of the office. I've clicked all around the screen, but nothing helps me leave the desk area. What am I supposed to do? Should I have gone elsewhere before returning to the Director's Office? Any assistance/information is appreciated.
lwiss
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The artstyle remind me of that completed game where you got stuck in a cabin at the mountain surrounded by mysterious fog. I forgot the name but its kinda similliar.
Edited: no wonder, its the same author that make the game mist im looking forward to this
Edited: no wonder, its the same author that make the game mist im looking forward to this
If you go back one page, that's page 31, Sons of Liberty has graciously provided a compressed MAC version.
I read the reviews and waited for the update to try this game. From the bottom of my heart I can now say that most of the bad reviewers have no fucking idea what they're talking about. Together with the completion of the case that made my playthrough a surprisingly enjoyable experience. It's not perfect but it looks far from finished and I'm hoping some of the more pointless aspects of the game turn out less so (e.g. I don't see the point of the veil timer yet since it's not survival/horror like MIST). Even if they aren't, the Ace Attorney take has huge potential.
Have to agree with you - I looked at the review, there was a one-star review and it got over 10 likes. Seriously, one star? I get it that the game might have issues (although I think it's very polished and just great) and might not be to someone's taste, but giving a one-star rating is just ridiculous. And the review criticized writing, but the guy couldn't even start the sentences with a capital letter.
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I would love to see incest in this one too and more Moran... Moran is the best!
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fearjam
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I don't know if it was intentional, it probably is, but I was just replaying Dark Souls 3 and... I feel like Enna was 100% inspired by the Firekeeper.