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Perhaps Succubus in wonderland would be right up your alley:
https://f95zone.to/threads/succubus-in-wonderland-v2-11-62studio.171977/
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I thought it would be mostly like this game. What makes it boring compared to Lust Grimm and Lust Grimm Again?
Lust Grimm gave me a fresh and memoriable experience, since it was discovered sooner.
Succubus in Wonderland feels like the same game but with less effort in making it.
I felt the same with Parade Buster made by excessm. They did their best game and every next game was worse than that one.
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I have yet to play Succubus in Wonderland or Parade Buster but I imagine I'd find the familiarity comforting.
I hope your subconsciousness is not as capricious as mine.
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I do think that Lust Grimm has a certain vibe to it that gives it a different feel from the later games in the series, where it feels like it's become somewhat formulaic (and I miss some of the older style like the more first person perspective that the scenes were written in Lust Grimm where the other games have MCs with some lines during the H-Scenes)
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Because if it is, then:
1) you'll be limited to playing almost any game once in a whole life;
2) you'll get a hard time finding interesting games;
3) you'll become mad for a long time with the game that pierced your soul.
And you can do nothing about it, because it's subconsciousness, that affects anything you like and not, passively.
And it's very hard to change it.
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I can't say I understand this so I'll just have to take your word for this.
Wow, I feel stupid, thanks.
Explanation: if you were me and had a capricious subconscious (emotional reaction towards your actions/words and of other people), you could play almost any game only once, because you'd suddenly feel yourself bored and thoughts of "I'm wasting my time" would fill your mind.
Also it is hard to find a game that would interest me.
But if it will interest me, oh boy... I can become crazy with it. My soul would burn brightly just from the thought of a game.
Example: Because of the game that interested me, I stayed up late, until 4-5AM, just to understand it's lore.
Fun fact, I didn't even feel exhausted.
im having trouble opening the game any tips?
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Did you download the RPG Maker 2003 RTP (Runtime Package)?
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After finishing this game and making a few posts in the Lustgrimm again thread I am tempted to write a proper review but I'll assuage that desire with a post here first; wow what a great game.
While playing it I saw some basic parallels to Black Souls, another RPGM game I greatly enjoyed and suspected 62studio was inspired by that only to find out surprisingly both games came out in the same year and were likely developed without knowledge of each other.
I don't really remember what I expected going into it but by the time I got to the "true end" and saw the credits roll the (almost) shed tears washed away and critiques I had earlier. I like when developers really transcend the genre and end up writing something beautiful when nobody expected much less demanded it.
While playing it I saw some basic parallels to Black Souls, another RPGM game I greatly enjoyed and suspected 62studio was inspired by that only to find out surprisingly both games came out in the same year and were likely developed without knowledge of each other.
I don't really remember what I expected going into it but by the time I got to the "true end" and saw the credits roll the (almost) shed tears washed away and critiques I had earlier. I like when developers really transcend the genre and end up writing something beautiful when nobody expected much less demanded it.
Hmm, was this the actual one we need and not VX ACE, the pop up might be wrongly informing me if so. Not sure why only this game needs me to download an RTP it myself. No other game requires me to download an RTP, except for like one game....also found here.
Now is the RTP required for the PC, or just the game itself, because if it only is needed for game maybe it should be in the files already instead of making the user, us, search for development materials. If anyone has a properly compiled game, could you please share a link to that, sorry for the trouble. (I'm a past user of this game returning to it after several years.)
No. RTP is a standalone file package used by many RPGM games.
You just have to have RTP in a separate folder on your PC, and all RPGM games that require RTP will function properly. Which also saves tons of disk space, because you only need to download those files once, which then are used by many games without any limits.
But if you try to shove it into a game's files, you'll have to repackage and redownload RTP for each and every game again and again. Not to mention that it will not work in the first place, because games look for RTP folder, not RTP files.
This is simply not true. There's hundreds of RPGM games that require RTP installed, especially the older RPGM games. Different RPGM engines and different engine specific RTP versions.
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