HTML Female Agent [v1.20.1p] [Crushstation]
- Aug 11, 2020
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On his Discord, his use of the word "soon" is a running joke even among his ardent defenders, so much so that they made a SOON(TM) emoji that gets attached to every post where he says it. It means literally nothing whatsoever. It could easily be another four months.
The version he shared with supporters was close to "release ready", lots of red links (mostly cosmetic choices as we know) but all three parts otherwise complete. So hopefully release in next week or two.
- Jul 6, 2023
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Christmas, Easter... We need to know the exact year
Hi, made mod with new plot, should be installed on v1.20.1p to be played (probably will work fine even on new versions)
If someone can share it on discord (community mods), I would be grateful
If someone can share it on discord (community mods), I would be grateful
I could share it on Discord, I suppose, but then I would need to know more about what your mod does. « With New plot » is a little vague…
Meh. Cut down on the meta commentary and try for more natural dialog. Premise would fit FBI more than CIA.
" Will she succeed or become trapped in Bangkok's criminal underworld? "
trapped until 2045
trapped until 2045
Just want to weigh in here because I have definitely zipped up and left some novels thinking I would have stayed if it was a game, and thought it was funny that you described me doing this so succinctly yet incredulously.
Here's the reasons being a game is sometimes important:
- If I just wanted visual stimulus there's a ton of porn out there, and some poorly drawn avatar is not going to do it for me.
- Adding a story is going to add some mental stimulus. In this case, this novel (and it is a novel with some alternative scenes) does a very good job of that (and obviously I wouldn't be here reading this post if it didn't).
- However, a lot of creators just don't write a good enough story. In some of these cases turning it into a game would add the mental stimulus necessary. As a novel I am a passive (or in this case mostly-passive) observer, but as a game I am the master of my own destiny. How do I get this girl to fuck me? The requirement to actually do work to get to the desired H-scene adds to my enjoyment of it. And while this is probably largely the Ikea effect, it has allowed me to enjoy games with bad enough stories and visuals that they wouldn't have made it as a novel or porn.
I'm sorry if this will sound mean (it's not my intention) but thank you for a good laugh, because the mental image of this is just too funny.
I do get your point though, and i think we can actually agree on it. Having more interactivity so to speak can make up for shortcomings of the story (and/or helps to produce "your own story" so to speak) so yes, it can be beneficial.
- Jul 21, 2017
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I first came across this "game" when it was quite new and I was somewhat pissed off that it promised a mission in Bangkok, but had only the training part in Scotland. Flash forward a few (or five) years and Thailand is there, hooray! Now the training part is gone, but there is a separate part of the "game" available that goes back to the main character's childhood and days at college? What the fuck for? How far back does the story have to go to give the proper background info? The point is the mission in Bangkok and that's it. I can appreciate and tolerate an intro that's maybe 15-30 minutes of playtime, but at this rate, we'll be years down the line just to find out if the MC:s great-grandparents fucked under the covers or not.
I like the descriptions of the city and the club, those really set this one apart. The mood, the setting and the amount of background work that has gone into this is quite remarkable, but I have completely given up on this "game" ever becoming an actual game or making any significant progress. It is a pity, it could have been something special. However, all the circus around this "game" has become the main point of interest for me. Is he a scammer or just incompetent? Is the next update two days away, as promised, or will it be two months? What are the excuses this time? Just how little work can he do to satisfy his simps? How long will his discord stand for this before revolting? This is riveting stuff and I'm hooked. The "game" doesn't really matter to me anymore.
Thanks for review, maybe it would really more fit FBI, but I reused content available already in game for CIA, so it made development faster, I dont think it worth the effort to change that.
about "Cut down on the meta commentary and try for more natural dialog", can you be more precise? Like providing exact examples how to? Like:
Before: "Good afternoon Kira. How's the situation?" Colby answers the call.
After: "Hi Kira. Whats up?" Colby answers the call.
- May 19, 2017
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Parsifal, great job in the adaptation. A really nice modification. I agree with the other guy that this would be either FBI or Homeland Security since it is illegal for the CIA to operate on US soil. But a great idea to adapt this, especially if you can produce content more quickly than Crush! It's a shame you don't have access to his artist to make new outfits etc. I would imagine though that it would be fairly easy to make extra media (like the npc faces) with AI.
Year 2024, a time when the gaming world stands still
Let’s take a moment to bask in the glory of this unparalleled developer, who has once again graced us with his unique approach to game development. As we sit in the middle of May, the air is thick with anticipation… or is it the lingering doubt that we might, just might, be blessed with not one, but two whole updates by the year’s end? A feat so daring, so bold, that it could only be conceived in the brilliant mind of Crushstation.
Having explored every project management style known to man, he transcends such mundane constraints, leaving us mere mortals to wonder, “What is time, if not a construct?”. Let’s forget the weekly reports and timelines, those relics of a bygone era when time was a concept Crushstation acknowledged. So here’s to the maestro of the HTML text game, the pioneer who boldly goes where no developer has gone before—or rather, exactly the Lifepath he has already been. We stand in awe of your ability to maintain the status quo with such flair.
And to those naysayers who dare to question the trajectory of this visionary’s journey, we say, “Away with your logic and reason! Embrace the enigma that is Crushstation.” In conclusion, let us cling to the hope that the next update will be everything we’ve ever dreamed of and more. After all, in the world of Crushstation, anything is possible, as long as you keep that Patreon subscription.
P.S. Stay tuned for more thrilling reports with ChatGPT, where the fun never ends and the updates… well, we’ll see about those. See you next year!
Let’s take a moment to bask in the glory of this unparalleled developer, who has once again graced us with his unique approach to game development. As we sit in the middle of May, the air is thick with anticipation… or is it the lingering doubt that we might, just might, be blessed with not one, but two whole updates by the year’s end? A feat so daring, so bold, that it could only be conceived in the brilliant mind of Crushstation.
Having explored every project management style known to man, he transcends such mundane constraints, leaving us mere mortals to wonder, “What is time, if not a construct?”. Let’s forget the weekly reports and timelines, those relics of a bygone era when time was a concept Crushstation acknowledged. So here’s to the maestro of the HTML text game, the pioneer who boldly goes where no developer has gone before—or rather, exactly the Lifepath he has already been. We stand in awe of your ability to maintain the status quo with such flair.
And to those naysayers who dare to question the trajectory of this visionary’s journey, we say, “Away with your logic and reason! Embrace the enigma that is Crushstation.” In conclusion, let us cling to the hope that the next update will be everything we’ve ever dreamed of and more. After all, in the world of Crushstation, anything is possible, as long as you keep that Patreon subscription.
P.S. Stay tuned for more thrilling reports with ChatGPT, where the fun never ends and the updates… well, we’ll see about those. See you next year!
- Jul 6, 2023
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6 months with no updates and even the last update was very short and poorly received. Crazy development cycle for this game. Just the potential of this game keeps people coming back hoping there is some new content very often.
- Aug 11, 2020
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I just played through it and I thought I'd hop on and offer some constructive feedback.
First, good job! It's a solid start and I hope you continue to develop it.
Second, as others have said, this should be the FBI or Homeland Security rather than the CIA. It shouldn't be too much work to change that in future versions.
Third, I understand that you're piggybacking off the latest FemAg build, but that does limit you to paper doll assets that are in the game already. There are other paper doll programs that you could plug in that have a wider variety of options. I don't know the level of coding expertise or time commitment you can bring to bear on this project, but if you can figure out how to make it work, then I think most players would be happy if you traded a little bit of artistic quality for more, and more appropriate, clothing, hair, and makeup choices. Also, another program would allow you to get silly-huge bimbo tits, hips, and ass when that phase comes.
Fourth, you should consider how long you want the game to be. If it's only a few episodes long, then an instant transformation to exhibitionist slut is fine, but if you're planning something longer and more open-ended then you should think about pacing yourself. After all, if you do all the transformation up front, there's nowhere left to go and the game will stagnate and become uninteresting. Crush is facing the opposite of that problem, where his transition is too slow and he refuses to take the next logical step.
Again, this is a really good start and I do hope we see more of it.