- Sep 5, 2019
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Hi, everyone!
Finally, from someone who plays other people's games, I decided to become someone who makes my own.
I devote my first game dev experience to the topic of transformation. Also, the content includes things like blackmail, exhibitionism, sexual assault and other tough stuff, you know. Hence the working title - "Very Bad Things"
In the center of the plot is a cute and shy guy, Jimmy Saransky, who will be drawn into a series of not entirely pleasant events that will literally CHANGE his whole life in a very unexpected way.
All art for the game is done in DAZ-studio, and is done in the most original and high quality way. I'm thinking about animations for now, but with my «rusty bucket» it will take a lot of effort and time.
RPG-maker MV is used for development. The work is still in the initial stage, but I will try not to delay with the first release, where there will already be good content.
I'll be in touch, but for now - here are some art samples to gauge the perspective.
P.S.: Don't laugh at me for my English (not my native language)
Finally, from someone who plays other people's games, I decided to become someone who makes my own.
I devote my first game dev experience to the topic of transformation. Also, the content includes things like blackmail, exhibitionism, sexual assault and other tough stuff, you know. Hence the working title - "Very Bad Things"
In the center of the plot is a cute and shy guy, Jimmy Saransky, who will be drawn into a series of not entirely pleasant events that will literally CHANGE his whole life in a very unexpected way.
All art for the game is done in DAZ-studio, and is done in the most original and high quality way. I'm thinking about animations for now, but with my «rusty bucket» it will take a lot of effort and time.
RPG-maker MV is used for development. The work is still in the initial stage, but I will try not to delay with the first release, where there will already be good content.
I'll be in touch, but for now - here are some art samples to gauge the perspective.
P.S.: Don't laugh at me for my English (not my native language)
