Fuzzy Nuts J
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I cannot recommend this mod enough:
https://f95zone.to/threads/global-walkthrough-mod-for-most-renpy-games-1-1-fergz.128702/
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https://f95zone.to/threads/global-walkthrough-mod-for-most-renpy-games-1-1-fergz.128702/
Hobodouken
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- Mar 18, 2024
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This game is absolutely going nowhere. I guess it's a good thing that it's just a mediocre game.
Yes, must be the same developer that does AWAM.While I genuinely enjoy this game and appreciate the developer for putting it all together, I can't help but feel frustrated at the incredibly SLOW burn of things. This game plays out like a soup opera that is always going once step forward but 2 steps back. For a game that came out in 2021 going at this snails pace, introducing new things but never/seldom pushing existing ones to any heights the player can enjoy is really annoying. Sure it has seduction, intrigue and sexiness, but really, spending most of this last updating eating flowers, trying to dazzle the player with a milfs sitophilia issues is really not my idea of time spent well. I really wish this dev will push more content, not just the blue-balling, slow burning type...this is an adult game and site no? Get on with the plot, more action, more everything and less flower eating and sleeping when there are hot woman to seduce and bang!!
Well, I guess no download for me then IF there isnt much to the game. Good Job developer. Stay Classy.
hamasullah161
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- Feb 27, 2025
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This game organizes relationships according to the development of events with a beautiful story. If it were a constant sex scene, it would be a porn game, and you'd get bored after a while (until you cum).
Ferdinand321
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My only complaint about this game is that it is very heavy compared to the content it presents. Seriously, 9GB is a lot for the current state. Compressing the content or removing unnecessary and essential things is essential. (and it barely has any animation so the weight has nothing to do with it)
ResurrectedUser
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- Dec 22, 2024
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This game is a very pretentious and full-of-shit boring mess. If you advise people to treat it as non-porn/adult, then I have to say that this lame, unrealistic, poor work doesn't have any chance to have any objective good praise as full-fledged literature. And please don't take this personally, but if you see any value in this writing and script to call it a beautiful story, then you have extremely low standards (Even for the adult games world) or are just a very young lad, who could be easily impressed just by anything.
Ecstatic Dreamer
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On Patreon:
Alexandra Blanchett: The Magnetic Force Igniting Our Home
Hey, everyone! As the creator of Our Home, I’m thrilled to kick off a series of posts about the characters that make our novel so unique (at least, in our opinion).
And who better to start this journey than Alexandra Blanchett, the rector of Pinepool National University? She’s been stealing the spotlight in recent updates, making her the perfect starting point.
She’s a magnetic force, blending elegance, intelligence, and a fiery passion for living every moment to the fullest. Ready to dive into her essence? In the comments, let us know: What do you think of Alexandra, and which Our Home character do you want to meet next? Let’s dive in!
The Essence of Alexandra
Alexandra Blanchett is pure impact. At 40, with impeccably styled silver hair and ice-blue eyes that seem to read your soul, she commands any room with a presence that’s both intimidating and captivating. Her haute couture outfits tailored dresses, high heels, sophisticated accessories are an extension of her personality, where “every movement is calculated and deliberate.” As Pinepool’s rector, she shapes minds with razor-sharp intelligence, but what defines her is her passion for experiences that awaken the senses, like when she guides the protagonist to savor a refined dish, turning a simple meal into a life lesson.
Hedonism: The Heart of Her Philosophy
At the core of this pursuit lies hedonism a philosophy celebrating pleasure as a path to self-discovery. Inspired by figures like Lord Henry Wotton, who provokes with bold ideas, Epicurus, who finds balance in pleasure, Aristippus of Cyrene, who values all pleasures, and Frida Kahlo, with her passionate authenticity, Alexandra lives to feel and inspire feeling. At a dinner with the protagonist, she challenges: “Feel the flavor, the texture. What does it awaken in you?” using a scallop carpaccio to open his mind. For her, pleasure isn’t just sensory it’s intellectual, emotional, a way to reveal who you can become.
An Unmatched Mentor
This hedonistic approach makes Alexandra an unparalleled mentor. She doesn’t just teach; she provokes, inspires, and pushes you to be more. When she meets the protagonist, a young orphan without direction, she confronts him with questions like “What drives you?” challenging him to find his purpose. In the library, she hands him books ranging from physics to Oedipus Rewriting Destiny, saying: “You need to decide which door to walk through.” Alexandra transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, guiding the protagonist with a balance of rigor and inspiration that sparks growth without him even noticing.
The Rector Who Shapes Legacies
As rector, Alexandra uses her position to craft legacies. Her strategic intelligence places her at the helm of Pinepool National University, where she doesn’t just manage she creates opportunities for unlikely talents. “I don’t invest in empty promises,” she warns the protagonist, offering him a special scholarship without an entrance exam. This choice reflects her vision of shaping minds, turning raw potential into something brilliant, like a sculptor seeing a masterpiece hidden in stone.
The Diamond in the Rough
Why the protagonist? Because Alexandra sees him as a diamond in the rough, an 18-year-old with no roots but a spark she wants to polish. Her bet is a risk justifying the scholarship demands he prove his worth but also proof of her skill as a mentor. At a dinner, she speaks of desire: “Chocolate, like desire, demands that you surrender,” guiding him to feel and think beyond the obvious. Alexandra doesn’t control; she illuminates, challenging him to forge his own path.
Alexandra in Action
In the game, Alexandra shines in moments that blend sophistication and depth. In the library, she hands the protagonist a book about rewriting fate, prompting him to question his own story. At a dinner outside the city, she transforms a chocolate cardamom dish into a life lesson, saying: “It’s desire that makes you alive.” Each scene is a dance of mentorship, where Alexandra captivates and challenges, making the protagonist rethink what it means to live fully.
Why Alexandra Will Captivate You
Alexandra is more than a rector she’s a force of nature. Her charisma, mystery, and ability to turn every moment into a lesson will make you fall in love. She pushes the protagonist out of his shell, but also challenges you to ask: What would you do with a mentor like her? Whether in the library or at a sensory dinner, Alexandra invites you to feel more, think more, be more.
Join the Journey!
Want to unravel Alexandra’s layers and live her journey with the protagonist? Dive into Our Home and discover her! This is just the start of our series on the characters and their inspirations. What did you think of Alexandra? Who do you want to meet next? The enigmatic Norah with her secrets? The provocative Matilda full of attitude? Or the stylish Lorena stealing the show? Drop your thoughts in the comments and support the project! Let’s build this world together!
Alexandra Blanchett: The Magnetic Force Igniting Our Home
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Hey, everyone! As the creator of Our Home, I’m thrilled to kick off a series of posts about the characters that make our novel so unique (at least, in our opinion).
And who better to start this journey than Alexandra Blanchett, the rector of Pinepool National University? She’s been stealing the spotlight in recent updates, making her the perfect starting point.
She’s a magnetic force, blending elegance, intelligence, and a fiery passion for living every moment to the fullest. Ready to dive into her essence? In the comments, let us know: What do you think of Alexandra, and which Our Home character do you want to meet next? Let’s dive in!
The Essence of Alexandra
Alexandra Blanchett is pure impact. At 40, with impeccably styled silver hair and ice-blue eyes that seem to read your soul, she commands any room with a presence that’s both intimidating and captivating. Her haute couture outfits tailored dresses, high heels, sophisticated accessories are an extension of her personality, where “every movement is calculated and deliberate.” As Pinepool’s rector, she shapes minds with razor-sharp intelligence, but what defines her is her passion for experiences that awaken the senses, like when she guides the protagonist to savor a refined dish, turning a simple meal into a life lesson.
Hedonism: The Heart of Her Philosophy
At the core of this pursuit lies hedonism a philosophy celebrating pleasure as a path to self-discovery. Inspired by figures like Lord Henry Wotton, who provokes with bold ideas, Epicurus, who finds balance in pleasure, Aristippus of Cyrene, who values all pleasures, and Frida Kahlo, with her passionate authenticity, Alexandra lives to feel and inspire feeling. At a dinner with the protagonist, she challenges: “Feel the flavor, the texture. What does it awaken in you?” using a scallop carpaccio to open his mind. For her, pleasure isn’t just sensory it’s intellectual, emotional, a way to reveal who you can become.
An Unmatched Mentor
This hedonistic approach makes Alexandra an unparalleled mentor. She doesn’t just teach; she provokes, inspires, and pushes you to be more. When she meets the protagonist, a young orphan without direction, she confronts him with questions like “What drives you?” challenging him to find his purpose. In the library, she hands him books ranging from physics to Oedipus Rewriting Destiny, saying: “You need to decide which door to walk through.” Alexandra transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, guiding the protagonist with a balance of rigor and inspiration that sparks growth without him even noticing.
The Rector Who Shapes Legacies
As rector, Alexandra uses her position to craft legacies. Her strategic intelligence places her at the helm of Pinepool National University, where she doesn’t just manage she creates opportunities for unlikely talents. “I don’t invest in empty promises,” she warns the protagonist, offering him a special scholarship without an entrance exam. This choice reflects her vision of shaping minds, turning raw potential into something brilliant, like a sculptor seeing a masterpiece hidden in stone.
The Diamond in the Rough
Why the protagonist? Because Alexandra sees him as a diamond in the rough, an 18-year-old with no roots but a spark she wants to polish. Her bet is a risk justifying the scholarship demands he prove his worth but also proof of her skill as a mentor. At a dinner, she speaks of desire: “Chocolate, like desire, demands that you surrender,” guiding him to feel and think beyond the obvious. Alexandra doesn’t control; she illuminates, challenging him to forge his own path.
Alexandra in Action
In the game, Alexandra shines in moments that blend sophistication and depth. In the library, she hands the protagonist a book about rewriting fate, prompting him to question his own story. At a dinner outside the city, she transforms a chocolate cardamom dish into a life lesson, saying: “It’s desire that makes you alive.” Each scene is a dance of mentorship, where Alexandra captivates and challenges, making the protagonist rethink what it means to live fully.
Why Alexandra Will Captivate You
Alexandra is more than a rector she’s a force of nature. Her charisma, mystery, and ability to turn every moment into a lesson will make you fall in love. She pushes the protagonist out of his shell, but also challenges you to ask: What would you do with a mentor like her? Whether in the library or at a sensory dinner, Alexandra invites you to feel more, think more, be more.
Join the Journey!
Want to unravel Alexandra’s layers and live her journey with the protagonist? Dive into Our Home and discover her! This is just the start of our series on the characters and their inspirations. What did you think of Alexandra? Who do you want to meet next? The enigmatic Norah with her secrets? The provocative Matilda full of attitude? Or the stylish Lorena stealing the show? Drop your thoughts in the comments and support the project! Let’s build this world together!
hamasullah161
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- Feb 27, 2025
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I respect everyone's opinion. These are my thoughts. And I'm not a child, I'm 48 years old.
it says new update up to 600 renders? but it seems less than that? the update ends with lorena play with herself?
WTF is all this landlady and lenters shit for non sex based relations? Kinda got spoiled but when he finds out his landladies dead are we even ment to care? Or is he perhaps the only person in this universe that actually has mother? Or perhaps do landladies get promoted to mothers after death?
WellitsGood
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- Sep 7, 2019
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I don't get it, why do we need to complicate things.
My? tenant? wtf?. The speaker on the left, right? Why not just use one label and why split it into two?
This "my tenant" vs "tenant" split is pointless unless there's actual semantic or ownership distinction being made. If rel_juliana_priscila_tenant already makes clear who owns the perspective, then adding "my" is bloat.
"my tenant" is just noise in this context. If the relationship key already encodes the participants (juliana as subject), then "my tenant" is tautological and bad design.
one more thing, why it is so fucking hard to click the textfield? The text field is unresponsive, it takes multiple clicks to edit the relationship
My? tenant? wtf?. The speaker on the left, right? Why not just use one label and why split it into two?
This "my tenant" vs "tenant" split is pointless unless there's actual semantic or ownership distinction being made. If rel_juliana_priscila_tenant already makes clear who owns the perspective, then adding "my" is bloat.
"my tenant" is just noise in this context. If the relationship key already encodes the participants (juliana as subject), then "my tenant" is tautological and bad design.
one more thing, why it is so fucking hard to click the textfield? The text field is unresponsive, it takes multiple clicks to edit the relationship
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SmittyJones
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- Jun 30, 2023
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I can't figure out how to do anything in the free roam. I try to go to a place at the time a character is supposed to be there, but nothing happens. Can't even get to work on day 2 as a gardener.