Ren'Py Desert Stalker [v0.16c] [Zetan]
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This game has lost it's mojo. Short updates doesn't help either.
- Oct 29, 2017
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was hoping for a ain/igor sharing scene or wife/Omar. very slow update and very little content. hope the next update 6 months later has sharing.
- Nov 6, 2017
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- Jan 9, 2020
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Wasn't there lewd content with the Queen in the previous update ?
EDIT. Actually she was more of a spectator. But it's something I guess
i think claiming that this is milking is a bit pessimistic considering the recent updates have been quite decently sized, so there doesn't seem to be a trend of milking just yet, but it seems like part of the issue is that a lot of time is going to be consumed on those relatively minor variations depending on what path you're on
i wonder if there is any idea of how they'll solve this
i wonder if there is any idea of how they'll solve this
well... ill come back in 10 years. maybe then there will be 45 min of new content.
- Sep 23, 2018
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- Aug 26, 2021
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- Dec 23, 2021
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No Igor omar in this update
So disappoint
So disappoint
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- Feb 12, 2021
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At first, I thought there were only three new scenes . . . but then advanced a day, and another day, and another day . . . and with each new day, more and more scenes appeared.
There's two hours of new content here, if you don't rush it.
The renders are remarkably vivid, and the facial expressions are subtle and apt. An artist is making these renders.
The story seems to be improvised. I don't think the storyteller started with a full outline. That can be ok, depending on the storyteller. Some great writers, such as Anthony Trollope, wrote his novels with only a vague understanding of how they would end. But long long ago, there was an elf . . . who has long vanished. And there was a guard named Lirah, who has long vanished. And there was something important that our main character had to do for the queen . . . something more than "menial tasks" that are merely an excuse to repeat the palace scene. And why are we visiting that solitary woman in the cabin? And there are so many factions . . . all with wonderful settings . . . but why does the story have so many? What, in fact, IS the story? It seems more to be a world, where this thing happens, and then that . . . all improvised without any clear story arc.
On the other hand, it might be that the time between updates is so long, and the story so complex, that it can't be followed very easily . . . the reader has forgotten most of the details.
But I still suspect the story is being improvised. We'll never see the elf, nor Lirah, again, nor that man who was beating his slave . . . and new characters are still being added, such as the new chief guard, an older servant who serves the queen. Why is she in there? Only because something needed to be improvised, it seems.
Well, I don't really need a story. Is a story needed?
The game provides a world, and many small stories that happen in that world. That's how it seems, and that can be fine.
But again, maybe there is a detailed outline that the writers are following, and the story is so involved that it can't be easily remembered for months and months. Maybe all will be clear when the game is done.
But if not, I still think the world is successful, and the characters strong.
There's two hours of new content here, if you don't rush it.
The renders are remarkably vivid, and the facial expressions are subtle and apt. An artist is making these renders.
The story seems to be improvised. I don't think the storyteller started with a full outline. That can be ok, depending on the storyteller. Some great writers, such as Anthony Trollope, wrote his novels with only a vague understanding of how they would end. But long long ago, there was an elf . . . who has long vanished. And there was a guard named Lirah, who has long vanished. And there was something important that our main character had to do for the queen . . . something more than "menial tasks" that are merely an excuse to repeat the palace scene. And why are we visiting that solitary woman in the cabin? And there are so many factions . . . all with wonderful settings . . . but why does the story have so many? What, in fact, IS the story? It seems more to be a world, where this thing happens, and then that . . . all improvised without any clear story arc.
On the other hand, it might be that the time between updates is so long, and the story so complex, that it can't be followed very easily . . . the reader has forgotten most of the details.
But I still suspect the story is being improvised. We'll never see the elf, nor Lirah, again, nor that man who was beating his slave . . . and new characters are still being added, such as the new chief guard, an older servant who serves the queen. Why is she in there? Only because something needed to be improvised, it seems.
Well, I don't really need a story. Is a story needed?
The game provides a world, and many small stories that happen in that world. That's how it seems, and that can be fine.
But again, maybe there is a detailed outline that the writers are following, and the story is so involved that it can't be easily remembered for months and months. Maybe all will be clear when the game is done.
But if not, I still think the world is successful, and the characters strong.
- Apr 12, 2021
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The female protagonist is the daughter of the male protagonist. Her mission is playable as female. Currently, I can say 5 to 8% of this game. You can opt out while playing 1st mission of her, and then the male protagonist understands the event while talking to her after the mission.
It seems I somehow missed this or did this happen in the past updates? if so, how/when did it trigger?
- Jan 5, 2017
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I'm starting to sense that the dev got too comfortable. Don't get me wrong, the game is still great, but I'm seeng some things that starting to worry me. Like the little events, which are not necessary in my opinion. But maybe I'm wrong and everythimg will turn out great in the long run.
- Jan 9, 2020
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- Nov 17, 2018
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