- Apr 22, 2020
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does anyone know how to add translations, put mod noodles in languages, but when you enter the game go back to the original and don't translate
- Jul 27, 2019
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It's not a porn game. It's an adventure game with sex. But don't take my word for it,
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i know that game from his very beginning in LL... when it was nothing sexual at all.
things have seriously changed, now its a porn game. even tho, based on what dev say back in LL, he didnt planned to add anything sexual in it. he changed his mind.
- Jul 9, 2017
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The gameplay part is cool but it's one of those games playing which you constantly think "Was the dev really expecting people to complete it without walkthrough?". Moments like fast food bag location. Add to that chances of ruining your goals accidentally and overall stretchiness of the H content and it can get quite frustrating as i see it. Also H scenes are kinda basic at least the ones which i've seen so far. Still that's probably the best nsfw game with 3d environment that i've played.
- Jul 27, 2019
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That post is from last month, after the release of 16.5. If you can't take the founder's word that House Party isn't a porn game, but an adventure game with sex, I don't know what to tell you. Go play Honey Select?
Google it. It's all out there, five seconds away, if you just put the tiniest amount of effort into it.
Derek talks about the fast food bag. A lot. I hear it repeating over and over while doing other things. It's not hard to figure out what to do if you just listen to the NPC idle babble or talk to them. Play it like a point and click adventure game. It's actually much more player friendly and scrutable than something like King's Quest or Legend of Kyrandia.
- Jan 30, 2019
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Well since you said that the path to history is kind of stopped because you are trying to improve the structure of the mechanics, so it is best to wait for everything to be completed before downloading and playing.
Game under construction is this dilemma you get involved in and when it gets good the chapter ends.
The fast food bag isn't that hard to find. There are quests that take you out to that side of the yard, and you should easily be able to notice it as you head back inside. Also, there are hints everywhere about everything, you just have to listen and read. On top of that, the storylines branch. So if you make one decision, you can start down a different path. The game isn't set up with one goal in mind, so the path changes based on the things the player happens to do. It's very rare you back yourself in a corner and get completely stuck unless you act like an asshole, which usually results in a game over anyway.
Anyone know to give the magazine to Rachel? Because I have the same problem
- Oct 11, 2019
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Another strange problem I ran into: I tried to take the route Katherine, Part 2, where I supposed to give the rum. But the rum is no longer in the inventory list. And it is not in the cabinet. Where did it go?
I tried the different conversation options with Katherine and then suddenly I have the rum in my hand?!?! After some chatting, the conversation stops and she is just ranting about the jamming device. I.e there no possibility to choose "So how can I ensure a 100 percent chance of getting in your pants?", as written in the walk-through.
I tried the different conversation options with Katherine and then suddenly I have the rum in my hand?!?! After some chatting, the conversation stops and she is just ranting about the jamming device. I.e there no possibility to choose "So how can I ensure a 100 percent chance of getting in your pants?", as written in the walk-through.
My guess is that you did gave rum to Katherine.
Since...
This flow of events can only happen if you already gave rum and then ask her to tell you more about her boyfriend.
You are now locked into helping Katherine to bring Game Grumps to the party, since she is not in the mood to do anything else.
When that is finished, you will be able to continue with 100% chance dialog.
You are not supposed to "give her" magazine, but talk about it.
That option will only show if you already talked to her about helping her instead of Patrick and if you read magazine yourself, which gives you revelation about who Patrick is. Then you will be able to talk to her about magazine, if you did not in the meantime gave Thermos to Patrick, which would fail that path.
- Mar 19, 2018
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He's trying to do what HunniePop did and failing when he says he wants to "change the culture" around sex games. He might have set out to make a compelling adventure game first and added porn second but what he's actually done is make a completely nonsensical flowchart that keeps you from getting your jolly's off. Very little of the "gameplay" is compelling and I don't care about any of the people involved in it because they're all one-dimensional stereotypes of college girls that get completely hung-up on their stereotype in every conversation.
If the primary reason people are playing your game is the porn then you need to re-evaluate the direction you're taking things because clearly no one is interested in the game outside of that.
The primary reason people are playing on THIS site is porn, which is why there are a lot of reviews like yours and people are disappointed, which is right in line with what the dev is saying. This is not the case on Steam and other sites. You can find mountains of reviews on Steam of people literally saying the opposite, that they more so enjoy the game, and if you're looking to get off, look elsewhere. Maybe you personally don't like the game, but he's certainly not "failing" considering the success the game has had. If you approach this game looking to "get your jollies off" like you say, of course you're going to find it frustrating. That's not what the aim of the game is, and the dev is not trying to build you up to that.
I disagree with your personal opinion of the game, and I find it rather funny and engaging, but regardless of either of our opinions, the game speaks for itself in the sheer amount of success it's had, and now with the inclusion of the Game Grumps, it's getting pretty much more mainstream attention than almost any other adult game. Sure it's not edge of your seat engaging, or the pinnacle of story-writing, but it's not meant to be. It's just meant to be silly and entertain, and it does that pretty well. That may not be your cup of tea, but I like it. I wish more devs could do what this guy has done. If it were easy, there'd be a million games on here like this, just as there are visual novels.