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Whoa, this game is awesome. Simple and challenging. I played with my left hand and had a blast c:, puns aside the only problem i experienced with was that sometimes after death even without the perk i keep the poison dagger (which is the best item), and sometimes i have it in my inventory and the effect doenst trigger even when doing the perfect block(after trading with another item and then picking it up again it goes back to normal). I spent a couple of hours in it and got to the end with only the +1 heart and gold upgrades so the difficulty is completly manageable(even without my main arm), I'm looking forward to new updates, congrats for the creators.
PS: My computer is fairly old(10+years) and ran this games just great but when going to the upgrade screen it goes to single frames, its probably my hardware but if something there's that.
PS: My computer is fairly old(10+years) and ran this games just great but when going to the upgrade screen it goes to single frames, its probably my hardware but if something there's that.
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- Apr 17, 2018
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I don't know why so much hate is generated around this game. The art is unique and I personally like it. The animations are smooth and decent, yet the gameplay itself is pretty enjoyable. Fullscreen option doesn't work for me tho... And the game works pretty... Heavy - way too heavy for such a simple graphics and game and I do have a pretty good PC. Other than that I will wait for further updates for sure 
I hate to say this, because I do love the art style and find the ideas interesting, but the game seems really bad right now. A major part of that is the reliance on blocking while having said block be extremely precise with little indication as to when the player is actually supposed to push the button.
Essentially, the player character drops her guard too quickly to not have some kind of prompt. Yes, we see the enemy winding up their attack, but I'm not the one who made the animations and coded the timing in. I have no method of knowing when exactly the goblin is going to drop that shield on my head without getting hit by it a few times. With how rapidly the PC drops her guard again, I get hit if I misjudge the timing by a fraction of a second, which makes how long the enemy choreographs their attack more of a hindrance than a boon. The weapon goes up, looks like it is about to come down again, but that was just the enemy's "I'm gonna get ya" animation twitching about, thus I wasted my block prematurely and get hit again. I'd compare this kind of system to a platformer demanding perfect jumps onto single pixel platforms in the ever dreaded Ice Stage.
Not impossible, but too frustrating by design for me to really want to get gud at. It is a challenge, but it isn't a satisfying challenge.
Edit: And for God's sake, audio settings are a blessing. Never neglect them. Especially with very a short looping bgm that some people might want to turn off.
Essentially, the player character drops her guard too quickly to not have some kind of prompt. Yes, we see the enemy winding up their attack, but I'm not the one who made the animations and coded the timing in. I have no method of knowing when exactly the goblin is going to drop that shield on my head without getting hit by it a few times. With how rapidly the PC drops her guard again, I get hit if I misjudge the timing by a fraction of a second, which makes how long the enemy choreographs their attack more of a hindrance than a boon. The weapon goes up, looks like it is about to come down again, but that was just the enemy's "I'm gonna get ya" animation twitching about, thus I wasted my block prematurely and get hit again. I'd compare this kind of system to a platformer demanding perfect jumps onto single pixel platforms in the ever dreaded Ice Stage.
Not impossible, but too frustrating by design for me to really want to get gud at. It is a challenge, but it isn't a satisfying challenge.
Edit: And for God's sake, audio settings are a blessing. Never neglect them. Especially with very a short looping bgm that some people might want to turn off.
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I've encountered some bugs myself, but I haven't had problems unlocking animations in the gallery myself. I have had other issues, like
- The item that lets you see the enemy health not working a lot of the time;
- The upgrade that gives you a full heart instead of half not working when you go to the second floor;
- Sometimes the controls totally lock up;
- When you try to teleport from the first to the second floor when not at the very beginning you've soft locked the game, essentially;
- I've had the speed stat stuck at 0 a few times, regardless of how many times I've tried to upgrade it;
- Your stats seem to reset or not upon death, with seemingly no reason to it;
- One time an enemy kept attacking and attacking faster than I could block, so he took down 6 hearts in one streak.
The game is challenging, yes. But I've found that you can block all of the attacks on reaction alone with some practice. It's still very easy to mistime your block and in that sense the game is not forgiving at all.
I don't know of a way to do that. Maybe through decompiling the game or something. I've tried freezing my health using Cheat Engine, but I wasn't able to find the right address. You can however edit your total gold amount in your save. It's located in %appdata%\Stencyl\Dungeons of Desire. Open mySave.sol in a text editor and modify the number directly following the word "Coinsd".
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- Apr 8, 2018
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- Jul 20, 2017
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I don't get the hate on this game. For a first build looks really cool. I found myself more entertained on this game than I would admit. Complete this game. It's a little gem in a sea of 3D same porn games.
Edit. Animations if you choose to kill the monster would be a nice touch. And more than just 1 animation when harvesting. Also the game is a little grindy.
Edit. Animations if you choose to kill the monster would be a nice touch. And more than just 1 animation when harvesting. Also the game is a little grindy.
For anyone with same issue: fixed my black square issue by making sure the game run via correct graphics card in settings.
Also, I completely agree that I cannot fathom where this game is getting hate from. It is an absolute gem in the current age of the same copy pasted graphics game, no-content text-only htmls, and sidescrollers with literally one enemy in a demo.
This guy, Fatrooster, comes and releases a game with 13 out-the-box H scenes, with multiple stages that aren't just speed changed and full climaxes, all animated and at great FPS, and on top of that main attraction he actually adds a fun and rather unique first take on mechanics for a H game, with only a few initial bugs, and half the comments completely rag on it as if it was the worst thing in weeks.
I for one have firmly bookmarked this games progress, and will be watching this progress with keen interest.
Also, I completely agree that I cannot fathom where this game is getting hate from. It is an absolute gem in the current age of the same copy pasted graphics game, no-content text-only htmls, and sidescrollers with literally one enemy in a demo.
This guy, Fatrooster, comes and releases a game with 13 out-the-box H scenes, with multiple stages that aren't just speed changed and full climaxes, all animated and at great FPS, and on top of that main attraction he actually adds a fun and rather unique first take on mechanics for a H game, with only a few initial bugs, and half the comments completely rag on it as if it was the worst thing in weeks.
I for one have firmly bookmarked this games progress, and will be watching this progress with keen interest.
Haven't put in enough time to be able to modify those without the game resetting them to normal. I've tried a few of the stats in the save, but that didn't persist or made the save unreadable.
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