- Jun 12, 2017
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Take your time with this one. It hasn't disappointed me yet and while I wait patiently for the next update you can't rush perfection in my eyes. It is why this is my favorite game out of all the ones I have played.
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- Jan 11, 2019
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I spent most of last week working on the game. This week I will take a break. Also here are some pictures from the Discord:
- Jan 11, 2019
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It's already been a few weeks again, so here are some new things from the Discord:
First is a new enemy (called Fey Herald), which was custom-drawn by artist Kali for the game. And it will not be the only one, oh no.
The second is more a demonstration picture, namely all the food graphics that were drawn by artist Yuuta and will show up in the Detroitian vampire maid café:
First is a new enemy (called Fey Herald), which was custom-drawn by artist Kali for the game. And it will not be the only one, oh no.
The second is more a demonstration picture, namely all the food graphics that were drawn by artist Yuuta and will show up in the Detroitian vampire maid café:
- Jul 17, 2017
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- Feb 8, 2020
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Is there a list of the possible passwords for the door in Erica's Memory? I memorized "R3stless" or "Restl3ss" for my playthrough, but neither way i tried it work and i didn't save before the power went out :c
Edit:
NVM, found my mistake.
Edit:
NVM, found my mistake.
- Acc1dent
- Colo5sus
- Compos3r
- Dist4nce
- Div1sion
- Joyst1ck
- P3rsonal
- Ple4sure
- Re5tless
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- Aug 13, 2018
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I'm following the guide for the research base and currently stuck. I used the keycard to unlock the door below where you find the lab scientist. is there suppose to be an encounter?
- May 16, 2019
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Now here's a fetish I didn't even know I liked. This is pretty great. I don't even mind the lack of actual sex scenes so far.
- Jul 22, 2017
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I'm sorry if this is annoying, but i played this game back in may 2020 and i'm super curious about how close the game is to showing
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No the stuff that points to that has been in for a long time. It makes for a compelling argument, but there isn't anything to confirm or deny it yet.
- Oct 4, 2018
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I'll have to replay it and pay better attention... i heard rumor of the next version, but still see nothing on it, sadly
- Apr 19, 2020
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I finished it on December and it was satisfying game. can't wait to see til the dev makes an update on this game with either more magical girls or more kinky events
- Jan 11, 2019
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- Jul 20, 2018
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tfw for some reason your notifications get turned off and you miss several shitstorms in the comments you wish you participated in.
i mean, imagine calling a free fucking game a "commercial product".
imagine complaining about magicamp making <800$ when shit like lilith's throne and renpy 3dcg shovelware make several thousand
i mean, imagine calling a free fucking game a "commercial product".
imagine complaining about magicamp making <800$ when shit like lilith's throne and renpy 3dcg shovelware make several thousand
- Jan 23, 2018
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Everyone has their own opinions lol. But, it's sorta entertaining to me that some devs can spit out multiple unfinished games that all end up being incomplete, and people still feed those devs money each new project. I just move on and play the good stuff, and let other people do their thing, though. I mean, if someone wants to fork out their money for things other people deem worthless, that's on them.
I felt Lilith's throne was pretty revolutionary when it came out. Writing a whole game engine for your game is pretty impressive and opens up a lot of room for different mechanics. Plus the story was decent. Then it was just years of tiny updates that added little bits of side content here and there.
It seems like a lot of developers do that. They make a good opening push, then fade out into little side upgrades that add very little to the game. When they don't just stop updating entirely. I can't really blame them. I'd probably do the same thing if I made a game. I'd start out all interested and hyped to make stuff, then run out of steam and just add little things out of a sense of obligation.
But it does make games where the developers actually continue things more impressive.
It seems like a lot of developers do that. They make a good opening push, then fade out into little side upgrades that add very little to the game. When they don't just stop updating entirely. I can't really blame them. I'd probably do the same thing if I made a game. I'd start out all interested and hyped to make stuff, then run out of steam and just add little things out of a sense of obligation.
But it does make games where the developers actually continue things more impressive.