Basically, this will always be "completed" but there's already been one "DLC" expansion, so who knows.Ooof. I know this has the Completed tag, but I hope the dev keeps going with this game.
Based on what I've read, this looks like it was a test game (this one has animations), but it was fun to play through.
Fingers crossed.
You do not need to play this first. It does explain some of the characters that show up in part 5 though.
Cool, might as well. Looks like this is pretty short anyway so i won't lose much time
It says so in the OP to Grandma's House, but be aware that it (the main story) does NOT have animation while College Days does.
well he did a fairly good job with it i would say, he should put it in the main game as well
Problem isn't the quality, it's the fact that animations basically triple the dev time for same amount of content. That was what the experiment was all about.
No! He absolutely should NOT.
I personally would prefer a game with updates fairly often than to wait a long time for an update just because it has animations. The only games with animations that have somewhat quick updates are the ones done by studios with more than one person doing things.No! He absolutely should NOT.
Why? Well, show me any other game that has 2 updates/month with GOOD quality animations and around 500/600 renders per update.
Besides that, the main game does NOT need animations. However much you may think so. It is perfectly playable without. I would even go further and say that it is so much better because it doesn't have them.
No. He absolutely should NOT do that.
Peace
Well i didn't play the main game yet so IDK how it is so i was just going of the impressions i had from this game and to me it looked like he did a good job with them, that's all i meant. Its not that he needs animations in the main game, it was just an extra spice on top what was there. Maybe i didn't express myself correctly in the previous post and ended up hurting your feelings or whatever, if so i apologiseNo! He absolutely should NOT.
Why? Well, show me any other game that has 2 updates/month with GOOD quality animations and around 500/600 renders per update.
Besides that, the main game does NOT need animations. However much you may think so. It is perfectly playable without. I would even go further and say that it is so much better because it doesn't have them.
No. He absolutely should NOT do that.
Peace
No. no, no... not feelings no...
Even thought it was originally listed a a test game while working on Grandmas house and that there would be no update, a little while back we got an update to it. So who knows maybe it will become a full blown game prequel
I hope so at least
If it does, it probably won't be finished before the main game does, so expect a few years to go by before this one even has a chance to go anywhere (if it's ever going to be more than a once-in-a-blue-moon update).Even thought it was originally listed a a test game while working on Grandmas house and that there would be no update, a little while back we got an update to it. So who knows maybe it will become a full blown game prequel
Same, i actually really enjoyed what is there so far and i like the characters. Wouldn't mind seeing more down the line that's for sure but yea probably not before the main game is doneEven thought it was originally listed a a test game while working on Grandmas house and that there would be no update, a little while back we got an update to it. So who knows maybe it will become a full blown game prequel
All that said, the game was marked complete after the first release, then the second release was 15 months later. Don't know if it means anything, but something to keep in mind.
So initially this was just MB trying out animations to see if he could fit them into the workflow of Grandma's House. The answer: Not gonna happen. More than triples the time needed to get out the same length update. The original release was just the first half of what exists now. And it was released as a "complete" sample game with no indication there would ever be more, nor that it's implications would come up in the main game (except for some hints that Saunders was related to the first cucked husband we meet).
