Ren'Py Lust Theory [v0.8.3] [Inceton Games]

[HughMungusMan]

As promised, I completed my work on removing Lust Time for the first batch of games and that includes Season 3 of Lust Theory. You can get the mod here.

The remaining games will take longer. They're all older and back then they didn't have a standardized Lust Time system. Instead, they copied and pasted the same code a bunch of times for every Lust Time scene. Makes it a much bigger hassle to replace. But don't worry, I will get it done.

 

[dkatryl]

Huh, I only check on this thread once a week or so, usually around fri to start looking for the update.

Saw it was delayed, okay, check back in a week.

Saw another delay, okay, still updates faster than most games.

Check back now, and if i'm reading all this drama comments correctly, Embercat got fired cuz of the story direction?

Huh?

Cuz, the story seemed to be going in a coherent 'let's fix this train wreck' direction.

P.S. Fuck Lust Time. Fucking horribly clunky system that does nothing but break the flow.

 

[SonsOfLiberty]

Yeah... Not paying might be an issue, as I'm wondering where all that money comes from... His

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only has ~1500 paying members, and there's an estimated revenue of $4k to $11k... In some countries, this would be a good income for one person, but not enough to run a business... Does Steam become more profitable than Patreon?

The games are on GOG as well.

There are some tools out there, but how accurate is anyone's guess. But you can take this example here:

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Copies sold:
67.1k (42.1k - 92.1k)
Gross revenue (base game):
$1.2m ($811.4k - $1.7m)
Players total:
69.2k
Owners:
69.2k
Reviews:
925
Review score:
75%
Average playtime:
9.6h
Average daily concurrent players:
29
Followers:
18.5k
Copies sold in the last 7 days:
259

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So, if those are remotely accurate, then yes, Steam is VERY LUCRATIVE.

 

[devonY7]

So, if those are remotely accurate, then yes, Steam is VERY LUCRATIVE.

i remember inceton said something along the lines of "patreon pays for an office but steam pays for the whole building" this was in context to them moving into a proper office.