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New release: Our Home (2.15.0)
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Dev Log #54 to version 2.16.0
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A lot of areas seem to be in progress such as the mall, gym police station. I've only just started the game and can't progress as it tells me to message Norah which, when i open the phone, i can't do. So will probably give up on this which is a shame as the renders look great and i like the premiss
I'm sorry to hear you had a poor experience at Our Home. Some areas become accessible as you progress with characters. We haven't made progress with Samantha, one of the police officers, yet. We're in the middle of developing progress with Juliana, the gym's personal trainer, and there are a few characters working in the shopping mall, but there are no missions available at the moment.
It's unusual for players to encounter issues at this stage of the game, as it's quite straightforward. You just need to open your phone, go to the messaging app, click on Norah, and send her a message.
If you need more direct assistance, please feel free to send me a private message.
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I do, i go on the phone i click onthe messaging app and Norah but no message comes up nor can i send one.
For this, I created a VN version, so you are not necessarily required to play the sandbox/freeroam mode.
Gray21 Firstly, thank you for your review.
Regarding the language selection at the beginning of the game and the introductory presentation, I'd like to inform you that this issue has already been addressed. It will be possible to skip the introduction screen after viewing it at least once, along with language selection and other preliminary steps before reaching the menu.
About your comment and others who have echoed the sentiment that the sandbox mode is "useless," I just want to point out that there is a VN (Visual Novel) mode, and this is emphasized in the game version. You can play in this mode. It's quite disheartening to see a comment like this, especially when people play a game provided for free and label a feature that the developer created as useless, especially when the same developer offers another mode that eliminates almost 99% of the entire free-roam aspect of the game.
Regarding your point about less information and more content, information is also content. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this. I would appreciate it if you could clarify so that I might be able to extract something useful to improve the game. Our Home is free-to-play, with a monthly budget of about $200. In the last public release,with approximately 6 months of development, a version was built with around 2200 renders and 18 animations. Unfortunately perhaps , I won't be able to meet the content amount you seem to be suggesting. We deliver about 250 renders monthly, and in specific versions, we've managed to produce around 400 renders in one month. This is a relatively large number considering many games release, if at all. I would like you to be more specific about your feedback becouse a 3-star review that doesn't seem fair.
Regarding the language selection at the beginning of the game and the introductory presentation, I'd like to inform you that this issue has already been addressed. It will be possible to skip the introduction screen after viewing it at least once, along with language selection and other preliminary steps before reaching the menu.
About your comment and others who have echoed the sentiment that the sandbox mode is "useless," I just want to point out that there is a VN (Visual Novel) mode, and this is emphasized in the game version. You can play in this mode. It's quite disheartening to see a comment like this, especially when people play a game provided for free and label a feature that the developer created as useless, especially when the same developer offers another mode that eliminates almost 99% of the entire free-roam aspect of the game.
Regarding your point about less information and more content, information is also content. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this. I would appreciate it if you could clarify so that I might be able to extract something useful to improve the game. Our Home is free-to-play, with a monthly budget of about $200. In the last public release,with approximately 6 months of development, a version was built with around 2200 renders and 18 animations. Unfortunately perhaps , I won't be able to meet the content amount you seem to be suggesting. We deliver about 250 renders monthly, and in specific versions, we've managed to produce around 400 renders in one month. This is a relatively large number considering many games release, if at all. I would like you to be more specific about your feedback becouse a 3-star review that doesn't seem fair.
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New release: Our Home (2.16.0)
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2.12.1 to 2.16.0
Dez/2023 to Mar/2024
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- Renders: ~600
- Dialogues: ~600
- Animations: 3
- Average reading time: 40mContent since last public release
2.12.1 to 2.16.0
Dez/2023 to Mar/2024
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- Renders: ~1300
- Dialogues: ~1300
- Animations: 3
- Average reading time: ~1h40m
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Dev Log #56 to version 2.17.0
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I like the story, interface (sandbox), nice graphics. Animations were short and lit bit simple (Mirella sex scene)
I faced a couple errors but ignored it, no big deal.
Finally, keep up good work
I faced a couple errors but ignored it, no big deal.
Finally, keep up good work
I like the story, interface (sandbox), nice graphics. Animations were short and lit bit simple (Mirella sex scene)
I faced a couple errors but ignored it, no big deal.
Finally, keep up good work
I confess that I still need to greatly improve my animation skills, and I am really striving to do so. However, I need to weigh this because I must continue producing content. I intend to enhance previous animations, but I'm still figuring out how.
But I truly hope to improve this soon; it's one of my main goals. I'm genuinely not happy with the animations we're producing, even though they're better than some I've seen. I'm studying how to do this a bit, but I'm glad you liked the other aspects of the game.
New release: Our Home (2.17.0)
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so the game is still getting updates with new stuff but it's only for people who are paying? will there ever be new updates for free on this website?
Firstly, I would like to thank you for your interest in Our Home
Yes, the version will be released here on F95 on my website, and also everywhere I have access to manage the posting. But there is a release dynamic.
Release Calendar.
The release policy of Our Home follows the following dynamic:
- Monthly Release:
- - Intended for our advanced ($5) level supporters or higher. (It can be released until the last day of the current month or before.)
- In some situations there may be a delay, but it never exceeded 3 days.
- - Intended for our advanced ($5) level supporters or higher. (It can be released until the last day of the current month or before.)
Monthly Release with Early Access:Legend ($30) level supporters may receive the monthly version 3 days in advance, depending on the completion date of the version. Thus, if the version is completed by the 26th, the monthly version will be released on the 31st or 30th, but legends will receive the version on the 27th.But this is not a certainty, because we are not always able to finish the version days in antecedence , legends members have other benefits in addition to the early release.
- Bi-monthly/Quarterly Release:
- Basic level supporters, with a contribution of $2.50, receive the version 1 or 2 months after the advanced level release.
- Quarterly Release:
- Starting in 2025, we will begin releasing versions on Steam in early access. The Steam versions will be launched every quarter.
- Public Release:
- Public versions will be released within a minimum period of 6 months, but the public version may not contain all versions available to supporters until then and there may be a delay in the release date based specifically on our criteria, as happened with the latest public release 2.12.X.
- This will change starting January 1, 2025 (Or before), when public versions will be released annually.
- Public versions will be released within a minimum period of 6 months, but the public version may not contain all versions available to supporters until then and there may be a delay in the release date based specifically on our criteria, as happened with the latest public release 2.12.X.
- Current Status:
- We have just completed 1 months since the launch of the last public version and in these 1 months 1 versions were released.
- The average playable time for each monthly version is around 25 minutes with an average of 300 renders per version.
- It's crucial that players understand that game development involves a significant financial investment from developers. Without this financial support, creating and launching games for the community becomes a challenge. That's why we show appreciation to those who invest their money by offering them a bit of exclusivity for a specific time and expressing gratitude for their ongoing support.
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Dev Log #57 to version 2.18.0
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