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From the images i was hoping for a "good girl gone bad" vibe type of game. And i must say, for a demo, it's already pretty satisfying, the story is solid, the art has his own style but good. I hope the creator will keep going with this one, it can go far i think.
- Jul 30, 2017
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Yeah I forget what her new game is. (not this VN, obviously) Will wait a few more updates.
This. I tried multiple options and was disappointed I couldn't get those scenes. I'm thinking it's a high-tier Patreon thing / tease.
Our Red String and it is fantastic. Light on the sex so far, but it's still great and worth playing / watching.
- Sep 14, 2016
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I'm kind of disappointed to learn that those visuals in this sort of games are made by tracing real images.. maybe that's why I didn't like GGGB. Way too clean for me. I really really enjoy 2dcg games, but when there's a real artistic touch behind. Anyway, good luck with your game and improving your tracing, because there's room for that obviously (I hope so) ^^
We needed more games like Good Girl Gone Bad. I hope this project gets finished.
I'll be honest, I was skeptical before I downloaded the game,but anyway I did it and for those who say that it's a copy of gggb it's not yep it has the same style and renders but the plot is completely different than gggb and it's something new that we need around here, so download and play it you'll see
- May 11, 2017
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- May 26, 2017
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Many people complain about tracing but it's a valid drawing technique that serves a purpose, and if done correctly it looks pretty good imho.
That said, in this comparison you can clearly see some artistic talent is needed to make this "easy" technique look good. In GGGB you can see the line is smoother, the anatomy is better rendered (look at those feet for example, or the folds of the bedsheets) and the colors are more balanced and interesting to look at.
Tracing can be a good technique to push out art that looks realistic fast and in quantity but I'd suggest you take a bit more time with the drawings (and use different references from GGGB which is pretty obvious when both are the same and the difference in quality is easier to spot)
That said, in this comparison you can clearly see some artistic talent is needed to make this "easy" technique look good. In GGGB you can see the line is smoother, the anatomy is better rendered (look at those feet for example, or the folds of the bedsheets) and the colors are more balanced and interesting to look at.
Tracing can be a good technique to push out art that looks realistic fast and in quantity but I'd suggest you take a bit more time with the drawings (and use different references from GGGB which is pretty obvious when both are the same and the difference in quality is easier to spot)
with style like this, was expecting this would be "different" from GGGB. male protagonist or both POV?
- Dec 27, 2018
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I've no problem with the tracing, but if you're going to do it, use a different source, as someone said, it's not like there's a dearth of material to choose from.
Due to the similarities, the game looks like a poor imitation of GGGB.
Due to the similarities, the game looks like a poor imitation of GGGB.
Good game, lots of love goes into it and I have great confidence it will succeed. Very early on, all things take time and all time takes time lmfao. Good on dev for putting their time into this, I hope they get all the appreciation they deserve and none of the negativity.
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Nice demo. Really like the premisse of the story.
I was pleasantly suprised how fast you introduced the whole spy situation. It may not be super realistic (no one of us is a spy anyway
), but I thought it was believable enough. I also liked the little background check with the psychologist. Felt like a good old RPG.
That brings me to my question. What kind of stats does the MC has, and how important are they? Did you hide them on purpose? If the MC had stats, I would very much like to be able to view them in game and know what they do exactly.
I was pleasantly suprised how fast you introduced the whole spy situation. It may not be super realistic (no one of us is a spy anyway
), but I thought it was believable enough. I also liked the little background check with the psychologist. Felt like a good old RPG.That brings me to my question. What kind of stats does the MC has, and how important are they? Did you hide them on purpose? If the MC had stats, I would very much like to be able to view them in game and know what they do exactly.