NathanMagic
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Realistically the art change killed this game for some people, and it kinda spiraled from there. No offense to the new art, it's good, it's just... yeah.
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qazxsw80
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The lazy developer killed the game. People loved both artists.
The game had plenty of support after the first artist left and the second was hired. And it would have had much more if the developer showed consistency with updates. The problem was that updates were released so seldom (even though after the change they required mostly pictures) that most people lost any interest and hope that the game would not be abandoned. I think the developer pocketed about 25 000 dollars during that period between when the C3 Final was published and her disappearance.
Chapter 4 has been around the corner for over 1 year now and always will be.)
It's a shame, because I found the sex scene with the artistic change quite exciting, and I thought the project could have an interesting future. But it seems the developer wasn't entirely clear about where they wanted to take the game's story. Many games are trying to emulate the success of EvaKiss, but few come close.
I would love to see someone continue this story somehow even if the characters aren't a 100% recreation. We already have plenty of AI games on here...a Lust Campus inspired game will probably be welcomed with open arms
unocrus
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- Oct 28, 2018
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Thats crazy. I absolutely understand slow development due to the dev having a full-time job taking up most of their working hours, but with that kind of money coming in they could at least take some time off to work on their game. Otherwise what's the point of having the financial backing?
Walter Victor
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Ebonheart (FR)
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I hadn’t heard anything about this game for a while until I saw new posts in this thread. I’m not surprised by how it ended. Unfortunately, situations like this happen fairly often on this site for various reasons.
I liked the first version when it was released. It was a typical dating sim set in a school environment, with a female main character and some freedom in choices. I preferred the original art style, especially the way the characters were portrayed. In my opinion, it was stronger than the second version, except maybe for a few backgrounds.
I’m not sure why RedLolly stopped working on the game. From what I remember, communication was limited and updates took a long time. The change in art style and the complete reboot likely caused some people, myself included, to lose interest and slowed the project down.
I know the developer officially ended the project after closing Patreon and other accounts. It’s hard to say whether the game had much potential since it never advanced far in either version. The story was fairly simple and content was limited. I think the main draw was the visuals and the overall atmosphere.
I liked the first version when it was released. It was a typical dating sim set in a school environment, with a female main character and some freedom in choices. I preferred the original art style, especially the way the characters were portrayed. In my opinion, it was stronger than the second version, except maybe for a few backgrounds.
I’m not sure why RedLolly stopped working on the game. From what I remember, communication was limited and updates took a long time. The change in art style and the complete reboot likely caused some people, myself included, to lose interest and slowed the project down.
I know the developer officially ended the project after closing Patreon and other accounts. It’s hard to say whether the game had much potential since it never advanced far in either version. The story was fairly simple and content was limited. I think the main draw was the visuals and the overall atmosphere.