You don't upgrade Gwen manually now. She gets "Whore" class in the chapter you get behind bars, and on condition you are on the 'gang-bang' route.
I really adore the way Apollo intergrated porn into the game mechanics. I like the characters, the vibe and the art style as well. It'll be really great to discover another good game like this.
The way I have expansion content planned, thwy'll be new routes. So they'll add new content throughout the whole playthrough.
Have Carwyn talk to each member of his family.
You're in luck, I added an area to watch gropes in the recollection room un this latest updatecan we get the grope animations and events in story mode? it's pretty much all the good stuff, and it all happens in battle so gets skipped in story mode. battles are long and slow grid based which i hate, so i'd love to just skip it but then i'm skipping all the best NTR H
honestly? i am an ntr enjoyer, but when i read that "Based on your positioning you can avoid this, but you'll be at a major disadvantage in the battles." my inner gamer and not my inner pervert comes in and will avoid thee NTR if the battles will be more challenging.
Is this a criticism? This is exactly what I enjoy in these games. The character tries to avoid the corruption (through the actions of the player), but sometimes it's too difficult or too frustrating, and so instead, they give in, leading them one step further to being corrupted. It's a synthesis of gameplay and titilation.
I've used both. Renpy is definitely less effort. You can *choose* to use python in Renpy but it's not necessary (or even recommended unless you know what you are doing, since Renpy changes python a bit). But 100% you can throw in some pictures you found online and make "a game".
What I don't get is there's like a dozen new projects each week on the front page. They are Renpy VNs with 5 lines of dialogue and a shitty screencapped picture from an illusion game (but has a patreon link prominently advertised in the post & using 2 of those lines of dialogue) and yet you come to this game to complain about this kind of thing.
Virus total runs the program through several anti-virus scanners, and in this case it seems like 1/62 got a hit. Nowadays many antivirus programs use machine learning algorithms to flag programs before they are even confirmed to be a virus. This works pretty well, but results in a large number of false positives. Some will flag a program just because they haven't seen many people run it before. Rising Antivirus, the one that flagged this, is not a particularly reliable vendor either with pretty poor reviews.
