Thank you for the game, I insta bought on steam.
Keep up the good work. The art is fantastic
Keep up the good work. The art is fantastic
Uh... what? Did you post this on the wrong thread?There is nothing but the maze and the game is over????
We've been waiting for so many years and there's nothing!!!
The final mission was rather the peek of how bad it was. The actual problems started much earlier, around mid-game when you reach the capital city. With that whole Eris ark going on. Like all these OP characters and not a single one is particularly interesting. The most interesting ones were throughout the entire game Bessie and Ray. The rest are bad.Hey everyone, thanks for all the kind words! It's a shame to see some salty reviews recently. Honestly, I don't get how one mission can make or break a game that's over 30 hours long. I don't mean to sound rude, but the reviews come across as unhinged rants rather than helpful criticism, where anything good I created is overshadowed by pedantic, heavily subjective reasons like "I used anime tropes", or "I didn't make the protagonist a mindless power fantasy", and "does the dev seriously believe people play this for a different reason other than just banging monster girls?". I hope people don't read these reviews and think it's a suitable description of the game.
Almost everyone who praised it also has quite a big sunk cost fallacy going on or is actively participating on your discord.You wouldn't assume it from the last two reviews, but almost everyone so far has praised the ending, citing it as a highlight of the game. I poured two years of hard work into trying my best to create a unique and forgettable experience, so if you did enjoy playing Monster Girl 1,000, I'd really appreciate it if you could leave a review by clicking those stars up top. I always read them and try to learn from your feedback for future projects. Thanks again for your support; it means a lot!
I liked your My little Pony parody game the most to be honest.I'm really excited working on my next game right now, Unveiling the Unknown. I hope to see you then too!
This is exactly what I mean. Instead of actually acknowledging that there is any possibility that some people enjoyed my game and you were in the minority, you twist this bizarre delusion that everyone else who liked the game must be wrong or a fanboy. Even though the game has a 94% positive rating on Steam and a 92% here on F95zone.Almost everyone who praised it (Monster Girl 1,000) also has quite a big sunk cost fallacy going on or is actively participating on your discord.
Overall, the scenes don't focus on the little things. The smaller motions of characters kissing, or fondling breasts, for example, are written but not shown.@TwistedScarlett60
hey, the story and dialogues are nice, and the fact that the MC can have options in the dialogues is really good too, but what i m seeing as right now (the rat girl starving) and with mary at the start of the game, is that the girls in the sex scenes are having a lack of facial expressions and lack of action from the MC when he says stuff like "put fingers in some places" liek i dont see the hand doing that
my question is, will the game be like that all the time or did you put a little more action in the sex scenes over the time?
Just my two cents here, bud. Don't wanna come off too strong, but I think you should focus on the majority that liked the game. The game has a nearly perfect score. Taking the negative reviews personally isn't good for your mental health.-Snip-
I did actually make a rewrite for version 19.3.1 that makes Swiftstroke significantly stronger, so her leap in strength is less ridiculous. You may have already played through a few parts that were changed, but some later parts are also altered.oh and to give praise to the game: the pumpq arc was really awesome. I'm honestly surprised you didn't used that arc as Eris's arguing point in the Eris choice split segment to give Dante more internal conflict. which I think where the sunk cost mentality is kicking in. I haven't been too far in the game (apparently I'm about to reach A rank), but I'm already worried about Swiftstroke from what the steam reviews are saying.
I would suggest a rewrite, but don't make it high priority.
That's true; but I don't say all this for myself, but for everyone else too. I'd probably have ignored the post if I didn't see this person going around and giving several good games 1/5 star reviews.Just my two cents here, bud. Don't wanna come off too strong, but I think you should focus on the majority that liked the game.
The game has a nearly perfect score. Taking the negative reviews personally isn't good for your mental health.
Of course, sift through the negative reviews with a critical eye but also with a pinch of salt. Take the legitimate criticisms, like the ones I see above about repetitive poses/backgrounds and tonal oddity with Rosaria, and then work on that.
You cannot escape detractors, unless you quit, and I don't think that majority would like you to quit.
You also cannot please everyone, if you try to then you please no one.
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wouldn't that make Tamamo a villain? or is that a spoiler I'm seeing?Maybe if I just told everyone that Swiftstroke is closely related to a monster girl ancestor, or directly trained under Tamamo
No spoilers, just me theorycrafting. Everyone accepts that L'ighting Orchid is as strong as she is because she was introduced like that. But the idea that someone else of a similar age could rise to that level of strength through hard work, several scenes demonstrating that hard work, some character development, and even visual changes as the character rises in power, is somehow not believable.wouldn't that make Tamamo a villain? or is that a spoiler I'm seeing?
how about she's actually an isekai character from a dying, starving and struggling world? kind of like Demons Roots. in that case the rules won't apply to her anymore.No spoilers, just me theorycrafting. Everyone accepts that L'ighting Orchid is as strong as she is because she was introduced like that. But the idea that someone else of a similar age could rise to that level of strength through hard work, several scenes demonstrating that hard work, some character development, and even visual changes as the character rises in power, is somehow not believable.
This is something I've struggled to rationalize. I don't see how I could have given Swiftstroke any more justification for her growth than I did, without some chosen one, "she was actually the daughter of x, or trained by y" cheat.