Yeah we players want fluid realistic animations with prof voice acting and moaning, to rival top star porn movies, we want top quality renders too, as well as weekly updates with hours of game play/fapping time!
However we don't want to pay for it and we don't want to download it if it takes up too much space!
Com'on people, be realistic!
Don't expect too much of an Indie game and you won't be too disappointed!
Animations takes up file size, so does music and voices, sound in general. It's great when it's there, I agree so don't get me wrong, but again consider what balance a Dev must choose between.
Some picture formats take up less space than other without cutting down too much of the quality, however far from all Devs are aware of this.
Good Dev tools cost money, talking both hardware and software.
And finally it all takes time, as well as skills. Many Indie games doesn't have a team behind them to lessen the burden, most often it's one guy, or girl, putting it all together and not all have money as their first priority.. there are some who simply want to create, entertain and share.
Point being, if you only want those super league high quality games, ya gotta pay for it because it cost a lot to make!
I recall shitty games making tons of money, talking hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, simply because the market was scares and the games hit some kink to attract followers. The patrons didn't realize at first just how much was flowing in, they were content with monthly updates for their 1-5 bucks.
Those days are pretty much gone, the average player have become more aware, we got sites like this to help us sort through what games we like before we flip up our wallets.
But with that awareness must also come some understanding and reality check.
You can't make demands without paying for it, only suggestions and wishes.
Have we seen Devs give up on a project because of too harsh reviews and critique? Yes!
Is that fair, especially when not paying for the product? No!
For many Devs it's a leaning curve to create these sort of games, we must have some patience with that.
Luckily there's help to be found in here, fellow creators sharing their experience and expertise.
And yes, there are great "free" games to be found, however the ones making them also have years upon years of knowledge, knowhow and discipline. We can't demand all to be in that "league".
Do I like this game for what it is? Yes! It has a certain twisted mindset and humor that works for me on a certain level
Do I like it enough to throw money after it? Not yet, maybe some day.. time will tell, but until then this Dev have my best wishes and moral support for his project
