Unity Monster Girl Adventures [Ep. 1] [Bald Hamster Games]
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- Aug 14, 2017
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I own a vr headset but its such a pain to set up in a small apartment that i barely ever use it. So even some of those who own a headset cant be bothered to set it up just for one game
- May 28, 2020
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more like furry-girl adventures, with scales instead of fur and more.
atleast have a humanlike face. faces are like the covers, its the most prominent part of any body, its good for presentation as well as hiding (the rest of the body by drawing attention). having a human face is very basic to me for a monstergirl, and i am sure that any body familiar with monstergirl content will agree. its a shame that its a dragongirl since i like dragongirls so much.
atleast have a humanlike face. faces are like the covers, its the most prominent part of any body, its good for presentation as well as hiding (the rest of the body by drawing attention). having a human face is very basic to me for a monstergirl, and i am sure that any body familiar with monstergirl content will agree. its a shame that its a dragongirl since i like dragongirls so much.
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- Sep 8, 2019
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Okay, so I had to give this a try, and it's definitely worth it for the laughs.
For starters, this is Oculus-only, and I have an Index, so I can at least confirm that it works with Revive. Not sure if it works with the OpenXR runtimes, but I don't see why it wouldn't. There isn't much to do this.
Despite more or less being an animated storybook, this does a lot more telling than showing. Kind of an odd choices. Despite the animations being incredible simple and stilted, there's a shocking amount of clipping. That isn't the part that slayed me, though.
It's the VOICES. They're all TTS, and, as such, they have the emotional depth of a plank of wood. Maybe it's because it's way too late at night for this sort of thing, but the PC saying, "Oh fuck. Oh God. Shit," in a monotone voice while he was supposedly having an intense feargasm made me lose my shit.
Also, yeah, the vore tag is missing (and it's unavoidable…lol spoiler alert). That part is also great, because it reveals that the dragoness is actually the TARDIS. She's like double the player's height, but her insides are about double the size of that.
So yeah, it's pretty fantastic.
For starters, this is Oculus-only, and I have an Index, so I can at least confirm that it works with Revive. Not sure if it works with the OpenXR runtimes, but I don't see why it wouldn't. There isn't much to do this.
Despite more or less being an animated storybook, this does a lot more telling than showing. Kind of an odd choices. Despite the animations being incredible simple and stilted, there's a shocking amount of clipping. That isn't the part that slayed me, though.
It's the VOICES. They're all TTS, and, as such, they have the emotional depth of a plank of wood. Maybe it's because it's way too late at night for this sort of thing, but the PC saying, "Oh fuck. Oh God. Shit," in a monotone voice while he was supposedly having an intense feargasm made me lose my shit.
Also, yeah, the vore tag is missing (and it's unavoidable…lol spoiler alert). That part is also great, because it reveals that the dragoness is actually the TARDIS. She's like double the player's height, but her insides are about double the size of that.
So yeah, it's pretty fantastic.
It did that for me the first time I started it up, but it was fine the second time I launched it. Not sure why. I figured it was probably just a bit of Revive funk.
- Sep 8, 2019
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they do that, because that's what they wanna do, if you're making a thing that you want to be experienced in a specific way, you make it that way. Also I've seen on a lot of games where the dev made it accessible without VR that people complained about controls and the likes, dragging the rating down. As well as it is more effort to do the thing for a different kind of platform at the same time as making the thing you intended it to be.
For Future Readers, this game will place your viewpoint way above the ingame body. The only way to get around this that I discovered was to open your settings on your VR Headset and raise the floor up to the highest level (while standing). It's not perfect, but it ends up working out.
i know like 0 people are going to care, but he released another like this
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- Jun 19, 2024
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ik this is super late but could you elaborate on how the heck you did this?
you opened an apk on revive? ive searched the internet for ways to get revive to recognize an apk and then even apk to zip converters and had no success.
i also have an index, wondering how to get this to run. ik they've uploaded an exe version of this game but apparently this game creator loves meta headsets because all of the files are in apk versions, trying to run those.
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I ran the Windows EXE through Revive. It has support for VR, but it was only built to work with the Oculus runtime.
It put me high in the air the first time I tried starting it up but that issue corrected itself when I launched this experience again.