Unreal Engine Deluded [v0.4.5 Test] [SRT]
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FullMetal1991
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d1553n7
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I have mixed feelings about this test version. I just LOVE that there's more sex scenes, and being able to actually go back home in "open world, leave and never return mode". She could take a shower (being muddy and dirty as hell from entering open world), go to her room and put on some slutty clothes, and then I nearly laughed my butt off when a naked clone of her was standing close to the dining area downstairs. No interactions atm. Too sad, would love to see her eat herself (her clone/twin/sister?) out...
What I don't like: the new day 3 stuff is hard to understand. She's being dumped in a forest with no clues or hints, and then it starts to fucking SNOW?
The all-new day 5 stuff is wonky, unstable, multiple short screen freezes, like all the time.
And... hot and horny fem protag + public toilets (cinema, day 5) without one single gloryhole? Now that's sacrilegious!
(After a few hours of playing/exploring everything new, the game crashed, had to use ctrl-alt-del, won't play again until a stable release. But anyway, keep it up!)
What I don't like: the new day 3 stuff is hard to understand. She's being dumped in a forest with no clues or hints, and then it starts to fucking SNOW?
The all-new day 5 stuff is wonky, unstable, multiple short screen freezes, like all the time.
And... hot and horny fem protag + public toilets (cinema, day 5) without one single gloryhole? Now that's sacrilegious!
(After a few hours of playing/exploring everything new, the game crashed, had to use ctrl-alt-del, won't play again until a stable release. But anyway, keep it up!)
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thewhitespirit
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idk if you still need it, but here. 0.4.5 from OP pixeldrain, split into uhh 14 parts
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(stored for 7 days, then removed)At risk of showing my complete ignorance, how do you guys download this? The download links all just keep redirecting to pop ups for me or exe files that say "Download Ready"
IYabokuI
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Honestly, I'm not very hopeful about this game atm. It looked promising first, but in the year since I last checked, they've added what looks like a couple of quests - and a whole pile of bugs.
The gameplay and level design also feel like they've regressed. The forest area is mostly boring running, invisible (and obvious) walls, and a map that looks and feels artificial.
At this pace, we'll get the full release just shortly before the Second Coming.
The gameplay and level design also feel like they've regressed. The forest area is mostly boring running, invisible (and obvious) walls, and a map that looks and feels artificial.
At this pace, we'll get the full release just shortly before the Second Coming.
Never played this one, do you recommend to pplay it just now, or, shall I wait till more updates comes
Raven_Fire_BI
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I would advise waiting for a decent Steam launch, as that's when the open world and sandbox mode will become available.
But since it's unknown when the game will be launched on Steam (it might take more than one or even two years), it would be useful to play it now to understand whether you will like this game at all or not.
FullMetal1991
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I think he can play it now... Try to see scenes and their possible variants... Deluded started in 2022;
Don't expect a stable/good version with > OpenWord or bug fixes too soon. (1~2Years ?)
; You can x2, even x3 ; < 4~6YearsIn my opinion, they have the ability to make it better.
But like other many project in patreon. They might as well keep the "Patreon" going as long as possible and correct issues bit by bit.
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woao110
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I bet no one can turn down a long-term stable job (paycheck)I think he can play it now... Try to see scenes and their possible variants... Deluded started in 2022;
Don't expect a stable/good version with > OpenWord or bug fixes too soon. (1~2Years ?)
In my opinion, they have the ability to make it better.
But like other many project in patreon. They might as well keep the "Patreon" going as long as possible and correct issues bit by bit.
Playing this game for a long time now and I can tell it's not getting better.
It has so many scripts bugs..
If you like to explore, finding objects or training skills before you have the quest, that'll make you basically softlocked.
I guess that's normal from a WIP game but having bugs even on the first quests of the game? Which are here since years now? Come on...
It has so many scripts bugs..
If you like to explore, finding objects or training skills before you have the quest, that'll make you basically softlocked.
I guess that's normal from a WIP game but having bugs even on the first quests of the game? Which are here since years now? Come on...
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TechnoParagon
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Well, I tried this game for the first time, and it’s a mixed bag. There’s definitely some good here. The scenes the game delivers are genuinely well done, and the overall vibe is solid. What little plot there is manages to be intriguing, which is more than I expected going in.
Unfortunately, the bad drags the experience down hard. The game is extremely janky. Why does the inventory arbitrarily lock out two rows? Who knows. Why does the game even have a weather system? All it does is tank performance and hurt visibility. It feels completely random and unnecessary. And the “prologue” is a flashback, so narratively speaking, random weather makes no sense. (Also, I am not convinced the dev knows what “prologue” even means.)
And speaking of unnecessary, the pseudo-survival mechanics are awful on a fundamental level. You can game over from hunger while in the comfort of your own home during a flashback. Again, narratively speaking, it makes no sense and is just extra nonsense for the player to deal with. But the real dealbreaker is the time system. Certain tasks arbitrarily fast-forward the clock, which practically guarantees you will not have enough time to explore what little content there is. That problem is made even worse by the abundance of “trap tasks”, pointless time-wasters that do nothing but burn the day for no good reason.
The time system should be scrapped or completely reworked. A simple solution would be a static clock with manual progression, morning → noon → afternoon → evening → night, so players actually control how their time is spent. This issue directly ties into why the camping mission is broken. After finding Stuart, there is literally no time left to explore the house at all. It is janky, frustrating, and entirely avoidable.
Finally, the dialogue system is a mixed success. I really like that the game lets you choose between acting foolish or competent, submissive or dominant. That part is genuinely fun, and it sometimes has a real impact on how things play out. However, the RPG-style stat requirements completely undermine it. Why are RPG elements even here? This is an adult game, and I do not want to grind stats just to make my character speak the way I want. It is unnecessary, restrictive, and does not mix at all with the already broken time system.
I do have high hopes for this game. But the longer it takes to reach a final build, the more awkward it becomes that it is still running on a pretty old version of Unreal Engine. Hopefully the devs cut the useless stuff and focus on the sex scenes and story content.
Unfortunately, the bad drags the experience down hard. The game is extremely janky. Why does the inventory arbitrarily lock out two rows? Who knows. Why does the game even have a weather system? All it does is tank performance and hurt visibility. It feels completely random and unnecessary. And the “prologue” is a flashback, so narratively speaking, random weather makes no sense. (Also, I am not convinced the dev knows what “prologue” even means.)
And speaking of unnecessary, the pseudo-survival mechanics are awful on a fundamental level. You can game over from hunger while in the comfort of your own home during a flashback. Again, narratively speaking, it makes no sense and is just extra nonsense for the player to deal with. But the real dealbreaker is the time system. Certain tasks arbitrarily fast-forward the clock, which practically guarantees you will not have enough time to explore what little content there is. That problem is made even worse by the abundance of “trap tasks”, pointless time-wasters that do nothing but burn the day for no good reason.
The time system should be scrapped or completely reworked. A simple solution would be a static clock with manual progression, morning → noon → afternoon → evening → night, so players actually control how their time is spent. This issue directly ties into why the camping mission is broken. After finding Stuart, there is literally no time left to explore the house at all. It is janky, frustrating, and entirely avoidable.
Finally, the dialogue system is a mixed success. I really like that the game lets you choose between acting foolish or competent, submissive or dominant. That part is genuinely fun, and it sometimes has a real impact on how things play out. However, the RPG-style stat requirements completely undermine it. Why are RPG elements even here? This is an adult game, and I do not want to grind stats just to make my character speak the way I want. It is unnecessary, restrictive, and does not mix at all with the already broken time system.
I do have high hopes for this game. But the longer it takes to reach a final build, the more awkward it becomes that it is still running on a pretty old version of Unreal Engine. Hopefully the devs cut the useless stuff and focus on the sex scenes and story content.
Bugs. At least one of these were reported over a year ago already.
1. When the game starts, if the Mom walks into the bathroom before you take your clothes and open the door yourself, you get teleported up to your room without your clothes and, ALL of the doors in the entire house become un-interactable and you can no longer open them, forever, effectively bricking your save. None of the family will talk to you without a shirt on either, so you just have to delete your save and start over. Save/Game breaking bug.
2. Game crashes after parents return during camping trip and you go looking for the brother after you had already entered the house. Save game is bricked, you have to start over. It will consistently crash every time you reload the save.
3. The interaction is buggy as fuck. You have to look up at a 60 degree angle sometimes to interact with characters sometimes and if there's an item on the ground, you sometimes (depending on the item) cannot pick it up in 3rd person view. You have to switch to first person view to interact with it.
4. After the car in front of the house appears and then disappears later, it's collision is still present and blocks you. It also allows you to still interact with the car even though it is invisible.
1. When the game starts, if the Mom walks into the bathroom before you take your clothes and open the door yourself, you get teleported up to your room without your clothes and, ALL of the doors in the entire house become un-interactable and you can no longer open them, forever, effectively bricking your save. None of the family will talk to you without a shirt on either, so you just have to delete your save and start over. Save/Game breaking bug.
2. Game crashes after parents return during camping trip and you go looking for the brother after you had already entered the house. Save game is bricked, you have to start over. It will consistently crash every time you reload the save.
3. The interaction is buggy as fuck. You have to look up at a 60 degree angle sometimes to interact with characters sometimes and if there's an item on the ground, you sometimes (depending on the item) cannot pick it up in 3rd person view. You have to switch to first person view to interact with it.
4. After the car in front of the house appears and then disappears later, it's collision is still present and blocks you. It also allows you to still interact with the car even though it is invisible.
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Better to be on the stable Unreal Engine 4 than Unreal Stutter 5 imo.