- Thread starter monroe
- Start date
Give this one the rushed to completion TAG.
- Oct 15, 2018
- 2,554
- 7,476
Loved this games artwork. Given their level of support I'm surprised it made it this far. Art like this requires pretty solid investment when compared to a Daz3d project. Hopefully they will take this to steam and make enough to consider fleshing out the endings further.
- Sep 17, 2020
- 294
- 142
- May 16, 2017
- 12
- 232
The very last image of Claudia in the wedding dress is the second hidden image unlocked by the modified file. There's no scene attached to it, it's just that picture.
- Sep 9, 2018
- 435
- 474
no fucking ashley?actually there is a scene with both ashley and aunt but fuck only with words.
Since neither you nor me have access to any cost estimates, i choose to believe the artist took this decision to the best of their knowledge of what is good for them in the long term.I personally would prefer the artist to keep making games compared to what users on f95 consider fair.
- Jul 10, 2017
- 6,158
- 6,558
True, but if you do this purly for income and want it as a job. Then you also need to consider build up your fan/supporter base. If that means you need to live on noodles for a while to do so, then that what it takes. Disappointed people isn't exactly encourged to come back for more. There is no such thing as creator loyality. You just as good as your last creation..
I was waiting for Ashley, so I am very disappointed with this abrupt ending. this is abandonment, not completion.
- Sep 9, 2018
- 435
- 474
I don't know, i unpacked images with unren.bat, and didn't find any extra images that are not already in gallery.
so Um this is game got one of those rushed endings?
If that so why?
If that so why?
Porn game developers developing some serious mangaka syndrome.
Definetly has been one of the best games on this site
- Dec 28, 2017
- 172
- 157
This is basically porn, everyone on here is an addict. If the game has at any point satisfied their kink, they will come back. If they pay for it or not is completely different ball game. The artist should not be catering to people in the hopes* of them being converted into patreons. Too many artists put out a very good game and in return do not gain enough support not because they aren't honest hard working people, but because the paying audience is in the minority, and you need to gain their attention instead of satisfying the need of the non paying majority.
- Feb 10, 2019
- 262
- 443
in an ideal world she would've gotten a wedding scene
- Dec 1, 2019
- 8,602
- 14,607
I do think that excuses of the "I was sick" type are often abused for making excuses for longer waiting times and similar. Of course with any individual we will never know, but it may appear often.
However, it is well known that being self-employed without a sufficient revenue stream to save up can put an enormous emotional stress on a person. Having to live off instant ramen for a while is one thing, not knowing whether this will change at any time is a different beast, not knowing whether you can even afford Ramen daily gets worse. People in all kinds of fields will experience it. Open a new bar/restaurant, start as a lawyer or consultant for stuff (do not take an established firm). If you know somebody who did, even if they are now doing well, ask about the first months/years. Also, finding a decent "work/life balance" is way more difficult than for employed people - you need to work, and work hard, to make your money, then again you need to watch your health and not get burned out.
Also creative work is a health risk. Writer's block is a permanent threat. Having to deal with permanent evaluation of your work, including negative one, including unfair one, is a stress factor. The step from superstar to failure is a very small one. Look at the number of famous creative people who find themselves in some kind of rehab because they used drugs/alcohol to calm them down. Yes, certainly it also is the scene (I would never find cocaine in my circles to even start stuff), but it also is the need to get away.
Combine these two things and you have to expect way higher rates of health issues than in the general population. Cherries on top are that working on a PC isn't healthy, that people on here aren't inclined to be the healthiest bunch anyway, and that it is difficult to talk about your job - it is one thing to talk about a traumatic experience at the hospital or an entitled Karen at the burger joint, everybody will get you, but would you tell your average friend about the angle issue on that vagina squirting scene? - and I am pretty certain there are a bunch of devs out here who will indeed struggle with health.
Again, there will also be quite a few who need an excuse for being tardy, just as there are a surprising amount of people who need saves because their hard disk crashed, but in general the risk is there.