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Maybe, but the games are not abandonned... I prefer let they time to do a great game and art than a rushed one.
RPGM Naked Adventure [v0.8] [EraHunter]
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There is a save file of completed mainstory. Extract the content into "Naked Adventure v0.3.1 eng\Naked Adventure v0.3.1 eng\www\save" and open the computer in game to see the gallery. You can always look around maybe you will find something more.
- May 6, 2017
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Thanks for sharing your save, but would you please upload it to one of the approved filehosts and update the link in your post?There is a save file of completed mainstory. Extract the content into "Naked Adventure v0.3.1 eng\Naked Adventure v0.3.1 eng\www\save" and open the computer in game to see the gallery. You can always look around maybe you will find something more.
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- May 16, 2018
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Just because you're inspired by a game, doesn't mean you should follow it to the point you even inherit it's faults.
People seeing you through walls or doing 180s when you go behind them despite being many squares away from them is just odd. There is no initial shock from anyone seeing a naked woman outside, they just all start chasing you right away like a sex deprived maniac. I get you want people to crawl all over the place but having minor logic in a game shouldn't be an issue.
Making 'enemies' question what they see first would give you a chance to learn the limits of where you can move instead of immediately having to run in circles until you get distance from your pursuer. Crawling then goes from being a slow chore to a choice to make based on the situation.
People seeing you through walls or doing 180s when you go behind them despite being many squares away from them is just odd. There is no initial shock from anyone seeing a naked woman outside, they just all start chasing you right away like a sex deprived maniac. I get you want people to crawl all over the place but having minor logic in a game shouldn't be an issue.
Making 'enemies' question what they see first would give you a chance to learn the limits of where you can move instead of immediately having to run in circles until you get distance from your pursuer. Crawling then goes from being a slow chore to a choice to make based on the situation.
@SneakyKitty I believe you forgot to add the config.rpgsave and the global.rpgsave. I downloaded your file copied it to the save folder but I could only start a new game.
I could be wrong but you generally don't need these. Just start your game, make a save with the same number as the one supplied, then exit and copy the supplied save over yours and load the save
Like the art style and a fun concept. Hopefully the dev pics it up again. It can get tough to slog through a project, I wonder what the ratio of finished to unfinished games is.
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Developer: EraHunter
Please tag as [abandoned].
Lovely art again, but very low hopes it'll get anywhere after this release.
Two days ago, on one of their recent posts, they posted this regarding Naked Adventure: "Thank you! ^^ Yes, there definitely will be more, but for now we're working on EraHunter." From what I can see, it's a two man team working real hard to make quality games & art. That takes time. (Of course getting patrons funding them all the time probably also factors in somewhat)
0.3.2 changelog
There is not really any new content
Since this game is not linear, it's not always clear if you've finished all the quests of the current version. So far we have done it like this. You will see something like this (here a screenshot in the linked post) when the version is completed (unless it's optional events like reading comments on the computer):
We updated the links in the previous post
What's new:
- Added a small tutorial in the beginning of the game
- Made Sasha and Kevin move faster with pressed space
- Changed a little the first cut-scene
- Set the boundaries of locations (to make it more obvious where you can and can't go)
There is not really any new content
You must be registered to see the links
Since this game is not linear, it's not always clear if you've finished all the quests of the current version. So far we have done it like this. You will see something like this (here a screenshot in the linked post) when the version is completed (unless it's optional events like reading comments on the computer):
We updated the links in the previous post
What's new:
- Added a small tutorial in the beginning of the game
- Made Sasha and Kevin move faster with pressed space
- Changed a little the first cut-scene
- Set the boundaries of locations (to make it more obvious where you can and can't go)
- Oct 26, 2017
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I think the main problem is not so much the number of hours put in or how many people are working on it, but mostly that many creators have no clear goal for their project.
Instead of writing a story start to finish and building a game around it, they start with a vague idea, like in Era Hunter; girl's clothes get stolen, run around naked to find them.. and ehh... well, the end. Throw it on patreon, earn some bucks and let people believe you're hard at work on it by dicking around with some code, remodel some stuff and add a side or grind quest here and there.
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I wish they just kept working on EraHunter, that was such a good game and it didn't have this "Naked Order"-like mechanic to limit its design like this one does.
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