- Aug 7, 2017
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No, Sierra Lee was part of Hreinn Game during the early days of Kingdom of Deception. They left Hreinn Games midway through development and started their own thing.
Kingdom of Deception is still in development, although the loss of Sierra as a writer is very noticeable, in my opinion.
- Nov 12, 2017
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How do I unlock any spicy scene? I've been going around killing wolves for one hour and all I got were two scenes which looked "mandatory" for the story. Is this so heavily story driven?
Honestly, I think this is the best for Cres. They've always made fantastic art, but their game design was... less than stellar.
Doing the art for another studio allows their strengths to shine through, while covering for their weaknesses.
Doing the art for another studio allows their strengths to shine through, while covering for their weaknesses.
Is the game supposed to be that grindy right now? I mean, both AP and GP are tedious to come by, even for buying the basic stuff. Levelling takes forever too, and have not seen any hentai stuff except in the starting town. I guess game is still in dev.
Sierra also wrote and finished some other games, like Ourboros, Crimson Gray (and its sequel), and Desecration of Wings. Many of those were created as side projects. Doing multiple projects at once is simply how she works; she actually finishes them. Rotating between projects helps keep her from burning out.
Also The Last Sovereign might be unfinished, but that's because it's extremely ambituous, to the point where one can easily clock over 50 or more hours in a single completionist playthrough in its current state--and there's nearly no filler. Not to mention the sheer complexity of some of the things done in the Last Sovereign. Sierra's been consistently plugging away at this project for years simply because it requires that much time and it's actually in what's its last chapter if I recall correctly.
Also The Last Sovereign might be unfinished, but that's because it's extremely ambituous, to the point where one can easily clock over 50 or more hours in a single completionist playthrough in its current state--and there's nearly no filler. Not to mention the sheer complexity of some of the things done in the Last Sovereign. Sierra's been consistently plugging away at this project for years simply because it requires that much time and it's actually in what's its last chapter if I recall correctly.
Agreed.
The game is absurdly grindy early on, and since most of that time the protagonist is completely useless in battle, it doesn't feel rewarding or interesting. Then, of course, you hit road blocks if you haven't been grinding, and basically get told "Go grind for an hour or two, then you can play more." That might have worked in the 8-16 bit era, but I'm going to need something to hold my interest in a game before I'm willing to play along with that.
A slow, clunky combat system combined with a snails growth pace and a useless main character isn't exactly inspiring me.
To add, the game mentions the concept of interrupting H Attacks in combat, but the H Attacks don't actually do anything. Only mob I could find that used them was the purple Orc. It would charge up, unleash the attack, and then nothing would happen. Similarly, the monsters in the first area stopped actually hurting you after you meet Fenris and Hood, which I suspect is a bug since they were capable of 'defeating' you before this.
From dev notes it seems like it's more or less a buggy test version, with a lot of content, I didn't have time to play it yet.
Isn't that the point? Before you meet the two, Ingrid is just a dumb slut, just window dressing in their sexy riding hood tale. Afterwards, she feels incredibly unfulfilled by these shenanigans, as seen by her pink corruption going to zero.
- Feb 28, 2018
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Not entirely true. Deathblight died to a mix of Patreon being Patreon (Aka, everything that isn't save for toddlers / could hurt some snowflakes feelings is getting killed off day after day) and poor priorities. But Deathblight (Aside from commissioned BGM/Sprites) was entirely made by Wolfenstahl and Crescentia and they both are still a team, so the breaking up part isn't true.
I think since they are fully focusing on their Webcomics now it cuts off alot from Cres' work schedule so I think that's how this game got to be.
- Jan 21, 2018
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After playing through the first few hours of this game, I've come to realize that this game, or at least this part, is basically the polar opposite of most games here. It starts out far along the road of natural corruption, only to turn it around and slowly purify your character, moving them away from casual sex. Didn't think I'd ever see that.
- Jul 24, 2017
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The author of the game is Sierra Lee. She mentioned this as one of her side projects a few years ago in one of her TLS updates because she wanted a break from making TLS. She comissioned Crescentia to make the art. This has nothing to do with Deathblight. That's a seperate project that has nothing to do with Sierra Lee.
This game has some of the worst map design i have seen in an rpg maker game. Combined with its lack of quest log it is almost unplayable if you get lost or come back to it after a few hours.
Also where are the actual h scenes, i've played through the majority of the story and encountered two h scenes.
Also where are the actual h scenes, i've played through the majority of the story and encountered two h scenes.
I'm having the same problem. I've been running in circles and tried to talk to every NPC, but nothing is happening.
EDIT: I figured it out, you have to go through a part in the trees on the western path.
Follow the road west on the intersection, on the group of trees to your north there is a gap and you can find a sphere there that will open a portal.
- Jul 27, 2017
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Sierra Lee is one of my favorite adult-games and RPG games dev of all times.
Dont be concerned about Sierra work in multiple projects, its how she works, she keep switching projects to avoid the burn out of making the same game everytime.
This one need some polish, but knowing how SIerra works, and her games, Im most sure that this one will be a gem, if given some time.
Dont be concerned about Sierra work in multiple projects, its how she works, she keep switching projects to avoid the burn out of making the same game everytime.
This one need some polish, but knowing how SIerra works, and her games, Im most sure that this one will be a gem, if given some time.