I wanted to make a game but i'm having trouble figuring out which one people prefer to romance, monster girls or regular girls. what do you guys think?
do people prefer monster girls or regular girls?
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I'm just a normal guy with perfectly normal tastes.
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I like both, granted I prefer to see things like angels and demons fucked, so I don't really count those as monster girls like in Monster Musume, so whatever is usually fine.
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Regular girls although I've come across a few games when the girls have cat ears and a tail, as long as the tail doesn't poke me then we are fine 
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Why don't you just choose what you prefer?
What @recreation said, you need to bring out your own vision on the game and how you prefer it to plan out otherwise relying on what the user base wants will just end up with impossible satisfaction and user self interests.
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I am a simple dyke with simple needs.
If it has boobs i'm there.
Monster, alien, regular, unregular, big, small, perky, saggy .... well .... maybe hold off on the saggy.
If it has boobs i'm there.
Monster, alien, regular, unregular, big, small, perky, saggy .... well .... maybe hold off on the saggy.
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Depends how deep you go into the whole "monster" thing, MGD (monster girl dreams) steers on the good side of monster girls and MGQ often on the other side, i still vastly prefer "normal" girls or should i say i like vaguely fantastical far more than monstrous, succubi, elves, mermaids, catgirls, all great but then who would have thought something that looks vaguely reminiscent of an actual human female would look better?
Okay, to be fair you've got to do what works for you and not the people on here, if you want to make a monster girl game but your worried about the audience reaction to it i'd say don't worry, there is a market for it it's just smaller than some others but by far not the smallest you could go for, steer clear of the really monstrous stuff and you won;t turn some of the on the fence types off too hard.
Okay, to be fair you've got to do what works for you and not the people on here, if you want to make a monster girl game but your worried about the audience reaction to it i'd say don't worry, there is a market for it it's just smaller than some others but by far not the smallest you could go for, steer clear of the really monstrous stuff and you won;t turn some of the on the fence types off too hard.
Bring em all in. The Monster Girl Encyclopedia will blow your mind. I'm not into elves though. I'll wave or something but that's about it.
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Sorry for being mean, but you sound like EA here. "Let's make survey of 100 things that players like, mix it all together, and create ultimate well digested crap."
Go, play games, get inspired, then make something of your own that may or may not resemble your favorite games. After all, we don't need totally unique experience. Most of the time we love something familiar but improved.
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Define monster girls. For me it's fine, as long as it has a female human anatomy and no penis. Wings and/or horns are fine, but goat feet, animal faces and fur are not what I would call sexy. Tentacles are acceptable if they are not in the face or genital area, not a replacement for arms or legs and if the girl in question is 100% lesbian. Cyborg women are ok too, but only if there AI or human brain has sufficient knowledge and (virtual) life experience - human or otherwise, she should not be naive.
If a game has both human and alien/demon/angel/fairy women, I'd let the player encounter the standard humans first and make the supernatural ones more difficult.
If a game has both human and alien/demon/angel/fairy women, I'd let the player encounter the standard humans first and make the supernatural ones more difficult.