- Thread starter Erosion
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- Jan 27, 2017
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In an alternate timeline, the other me is probably enjoying the High Life game that didn't get abandoned. Welp it's time to move on now I guess.
I mean why do you even bother making such a masterpiece just to abandon it after one episode
- Oct 22, 2017
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High Life series bears some similarities to High Life game.
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Absolutely hate even more now to see this is abandoned. I had bookmarkekd this back whenever and now going through them. I'm not sure whether or not I want to play this now because I know it'll only leave me wanting more.
I've always felt that it's more about the journey than the destination. Sure, the game isn't finished, and that sucks. But I enjoyed the time I played it. It was easily a net positive.
It's still a pity, though. We lost a good game, and it probably would have earned a lot of money for him too.
- Jun 7, 2020
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This is smart way to look at it, you've convinced me to download.
Out of interest, any other games as such that you enjoyed?
- Jan 19, 2021
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Why cant these devs who abandon their games just sell them to another dev to continue it? All the engines, models and works, just sell it, or give it away. Such a waste, the characters here are very good looking. But they seem familiar. Is there a similar looking character like them on another game?
- Aug 23, 2018
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In this genre of games, devs tend to get into it because they have their own stories and ideas. For the most part, ero devs aren't going to want to work on someone else's stuff. The only reason I could see that any dev would want to pay money and buy out a project is if it's already making money and/or if the fanbase is large etc. and even then, most of these games are built using Daz assets* so if a dev really wanted to take on someone else's abandoned project why bother paying? Or even having the decency to ask permission? They just figure out how to replicate the character designs and make "fan remakes" or parodies or "fan-made sequels" etc. Just look at Big Brother and all the stuff that came to exist in its wake.
And even if a dev sold a project that they were partway through, you can bet the quality would either dip or the entire feel of the game would change under someone else.
The best-case scenario when it comes to abandoned projects like this is that the original dev finds the inspiration or passion or time or whatever to come back.
*This is probably why you find the characters look familiar. Other games will be using the same base models and clothing etc. and may even have similar morph setups.
- Nov 24, 2018
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Such a pity, the renders were beautiful, game had promise.
And good writing. It had everything to succeed.
- Nov 24, 2018
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True the story had a lot of promise also.