Same here tho I don't always play for story it's either story or characters never the sex scenes for me. Nice to see someone else that is similar over the last week or 2 when I look at some games on here I always see that one comment or review complain about not enough lewds, so it's refreshing to see another person that plays for the story but enjoys the lewds to give them story a more realistic feel or just to spice things up.
people that like story games hang out here, https://f95zone.to/threads/story-first-games.86340/ (not my thread), feel free to check it out if when you have time
I actually cant decide which LI I like more in this game so far but Jame's background makes her the most interesting to me so far.
you deserve it brother you made an amazing game and you are an amazing developerI had kind of an exciting moment this morning I wanted to share and to say thank you for everyone who has rated Leaving DNA or otherwise helped to promote it.
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Today Leaving DNA appears on the first page of "Latest Updates" when searching by weighted rating. While I don't know exactly what goes into the weighting, the ratings players leave is the biggest part of it. So now my game is being shown to F95 users next to some of the monster heavyweight Daz games like Chasing Sunsets, Love of Magic, and Depraved Awakening. It's super humbling because I know Leaving DNA is still far behind the quality that those games have produced, but it definitely is motivating and inspiring for me to keep working hard to try to accomplish what those developers have.
I know ratings on adult games are very, very subjective, but it really is rewarding to know that the game has been so well-received by this community. I knew when I was writing this story that it would always have limited appeal due to its themes and content, and with no prior experience either as a writer, artist, or programmer I didn't have a lot of confidence in my ability to make a great game. I never, EVER thought it would be as popular as it's been. So a big thank you to everyone who has rated the game, and to those who have participated by commenting in this thread, created mods, or otherwise helped to publicize the game as all of that activity brings more exposure and accessibility to Leaving DNA. Also a big thank you to the animator, the playtesters, my supporters on Patreon and SubscribeStar, and all of the devs, programmers, and artists who have given me advice, as all of these people have been a big part of the game's creation.
Of course, now that I've written this I'm sure we'll have some people who say, "Wait a minute, this game sucks," and leave lower ratings so Leaving DNA's time on the front page will probably be short-lived, but it was fun while it lasted!
keep up the hard work this game deserves all the praise it gets cant wait for the next update. I'll keep mentioning this game on reddit whenever I see a chance that's appropriateI had kind of an exciting moment this morning I wanted to share and to say thank you for everyone who has rated Leaving DNA or otherwise helped to promote it.
View attachment 2951137
Today Leaving DNA appears on the first page of "Latest Updates" when searching by weighted rating. While I don't know exactly what goes into the weighting, the ratings players leave is the biggest part of it. So now my game is being shown to F95 users next to some of the monster heavyweight Daz games like Chasing Sunsets, Love of Magic, and Depraved Awakening. It's super humbling because I know Leaving DNA is still far behind the quality that those games have produced, but it definitely is motivating and inspiring for me to keep working hard to try to accomplish what those developers have.
I know ratings on adult games are very, very subjective, but it really is rewarding to know that the game has been so well-received by this community. I knew when I was writing this story that it would always have limited appeal due to its themes and content, and with no prior experience either as a writer, artist, or programmer I didn't have a lot of confidence in my ability to make a great game. I never, EVER thought it would be as popular as it's been. So a big thank you to everyone who has rated the game, and to those who have participated by commenting in this thread, created mods, or otherwise helped to publicize the game as all of that activity brings more exposure and accessibility to Leaving DNA. Also a big thank you to the animator, the playtesters, my supporters on Patreon and SubscribeStar, and all of the devs, programmers, and artists who have given me advice, as all of these people have been a big part of the game's creation.
Of course, now that I've written this I'm sure we'll have some people who say, "Wait a minute, this game sucks," and leave lower ratings so Leaving DNA's time on the front page will probably be short-lived, but it was fun while it lasted!
The reason your game is being rated favorably is because it has both an interesting plot and characters. Also the fact that the MC is not an immoral or amoral creep by default as in many games. Also that it's a proper get to know ACTUAL characters rather than a meet and bang sex fest like other games.I had kind of an exciting moment this morning I wanted to share and to say thank you for everyone who has rated Leaving DNA or otherwise helped to promote it.
View attachment 2951137
Today Leaving DNA appears on the first page of "Latest Updates" when searching by weighted rating. While I don't know exactly what goes into the weighting, the ratings players leave is the biggest part of it. So now my game is being shown to F95 users next to some of the monster heavyweight Daz games like Chasing Sunsets, Love of Magic, and Depraved Awakening. It's super humbling because I know Leaving DNA is still far behind the quality that those games have produced, but it definitely is motivating and inspiring for me to keep working hard to try to accomplish what those developers have.
I know ratings on adult games are very, very subjective, but it really is rewarding to know that the game has been so well-received by this community. I knew when I was writing this story that it would always have limited appeal due to its themes and content, and with no prior experience either as a writer, artist, or programmer I didn't have a lot of confidence in my ability to make a great game. I never, EVER thought it would be as popular as it's been. So a big thank you to everyone who has rated the game, and to those who have participated by commenting in this thread, created mods, or otherwise helped to publicize the game as all of that activity brings more exposure and accessibility to Leaving DNA. Also a big thank you to the animator, the playtesters, my supporters on Patreon and SubscribeStar, and all of the devs, programmers, and artists who have given me advice, as all of these people have been a big part of the game's creation.
Of course, now that I've written this I'm sure we'll have some people who say, "Wait a minute, this game sucks," and leave lower ratings so Leaving DNA's time on the front page will probably be short-lived, but it was fun while it lasted!
I had kind of an exciting moment this morning I wanted to share and to say thank you for everyone who has rated Leaving DNA or otherwise helped to promote it.
View attachment 2951137
Today Leaving DNA appears on the first page of "Latest Updates" when searching by weighted rating. While I don't know exactly what goes into the weighting, the ratings players leave is the biggest part of it. So now my game is being shown to F95 users next to some of the monster heavyweight Daz games like Chasing Sunsets, Love of Magic, and Depraved Awakening. It's super humbling because I know Leaving DNA is still far behind the quality that those games have produced, but it definitely is motivating and inspiring for me to keep working hard to try to accomplish what those developers have.
I know ratings on adult games are very, very subjective, but it really is rewarding to know that the game has been so well-received by this community. I knew when I was writing this story that it would always have limited appeal due to its themes and content, and with no prior experience either as a writer, artist, or programmer I didn't have a lot of confidence in my ability to make a great game. I never, EVER thought it would be as popular as it's been. So a big thank you to everyone who has rated the game, and to those who have participated by commenting in this thread, created mods, or otherwise helped to publicize the game as all of that activity brings more exposure and accessibility to Leaving DNA. Also a big thank you to the animator, the playtesters, my supporters on Patreon and SubscribeStar, and all of the devs, programmers, and artists who have given me advice, as all of these people have been a big part of the game's creation.
Of course, now that I've written this I'm sure we'll have some people who say, "Wait a minute, this game sucks," and leave lower ratings so Leaving DNA's time on the front page will probably be short-lived, but it was fun while it lasted!
