Recommending PIXEL GAME/H-GAME ARCHIVE (and some others that are too good NOT to save)

[Zane Carlson]

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Supreme Dumbass of Thyme

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

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Supreme Dumbass of Thyme

I already have notifications for that thread turned on, but thanks anyway. I'm really excited to see the 1.0 version soon-

 

[bomb2022]

Spoiler: Pixel SFW Games

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why are you linking to the steam sites do you expect people to buy the games?

use links from these "free" sites

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On that note let's add

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Added, plus Hollow Knight and Silksong. (I feel like it'd be a crime not to add them at this point.)

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maybe because those sites are not this so they are not guaranteed to be safe, if people want a pirated game from the steam list then they can search and risk their pc themself.

Yuki's point is correct, F95 is a place I know is safe purely because of honor and moderation. I cannot say the same for the sites you posted, as I have never even seen them.

However, to answer your question...yes. Yes I do. I pirate to find good games to support, not because I just want free games. I would buy most of the games on this list if I were able to, but being unable to, I use F95 to enjoy them regardless. I know not everyone pirates for a "good" reason, and I'm not here to judge, but I do encourage people to support the games that they like if they can. So if you're willing to go through the Steam lists and give me safe links to the Steam games, I will add them to the thread, but I'm not going to risk it myself considering my computer is already buns; searching for a way to pirate all those Steam games without getting malware is not something I'm willing to risk, especially not for games I think genuinely deserve the support.

don't worry the sites are safe + have a good download host
been downloading there for years... just block the ads with a

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also check out these sites https://f95zone.to/threads/the-bloo-guide-2020-10-13.1636/post-17893083

my gaming/porn collection is already over 20TB + 15 console emulators

Once I pirated a game, Eternal Threats I think it was, and I liked it so much that after I completed it I bought the game on steam.
Did the same with Strangeland too!
Plus I found out through that purchase that it now has dev commentary and pop up insights into some things that might go over my head.
(like god mythology and stuff)
Sure it may take some things away early but I've played through it before and my poor memory already forgot most details so on one hand I wont be spoiled and on the other it ascends me to a higher level of appreciation for the game.

its your money... i like to spend my free money on:
booze

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drugs

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prostitutes

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and yes i also buy games to support the developer
but only smal indie developers...

Spoiler: this includes porn/hentai games

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[Yuki/MidnightHowl]

why are you linking to the steam sites do you expect people to buy the games?

use links from these "free" sites

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maybe because those sites are not this so they are not guaranteed to be safe, if people want a pirated game from the steam list then they can search and risk their pc themself.

 

[backerBaffle]

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this folder contains all 3 ashita games and the gallery game made after that
none of them is translated sadly.
I have super 117 made by nanakusadou but idk if the rules agains lolis/etc will get us banned for posting it

do you still have it?

 

[Yuki/MidnightHowl]

do you still have it?

that link doesnt work? i never move the archives

 

[Zane Carlson]

why are you linking to the steam sites do you expect people to buy the games?

use links from these "free" sites

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I think that is because these aren't games posted on F95Zone.
As for your links, yeah I'm good, thanks.

 

[Zane Carlson]

do you still have it?

that link doesnt work? i never move the archives

Still there, still works, idk what the issue is

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

why are you linking to the steam sites do you expect people to buy the games?

use links from these "free" sites

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Yuki's point is correct, F95 is a place I know is safe purely because of honor and moderation. I cannot say the same for the sites you posted, as I have never even seen them.

However, to answer your question...yes. Yes I do. I pirate to find good games to support, not because I just want free games. I would buy most of the games on this list if I were able to, but being unable to, I use F95 to enjoy them regardless. I know not everyone pirates for a "good" reason, and I'm not here to judge, but I do encourage people to support the games that they like if they can. So if you're willing to go through the Steam lists and give me safe links to the Steam games, I will add them to the thread, but I'm not going to risk it myself considering my computer is already buns; searching for a way to pirate all those Steam games without getting malware is not something I'm willing to risk, especially not for games I think genuinely deserve the support.

 

[Zane Carlson]

Once I pirated a game, Eternal Threats I think it was, and I liked it so much that after I completed it I bought the game on steam.
Did the same with Strangeland too!
Plus I found out through that purchase that it now has dev commentary and pop up insights into some things that might go over my head.
(like god mythology and stuff)
Sure it may take some things away early but I've played through it before and my poor memory already forgot most details so on one hand I wont be spoiled and on the other it ascends me to a higher level of appreciation for the game.

 

[Zane Carlson]

On that note let's add

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!

 

[Yuki/MidnightHowl]

Once I pirated a game, Eternal Threats I think it was, and I liked it so much that after I completed it I bought the game on steam.
Did the same with Strangeland too!
Plus I found out through that purchase that it now has dev commentary and pop up insights into some things that might go over my head.
(like god mythology and stuff)
Sure it may take some things away early but I've played through it before and my poor memory already forgot most details so on one hand I wont be spoiled and on the other it ascends me to a higher level of appreciation for the game.

same for me, i buyed games that i pirated before. Piracy is fact is just free advertising in reality.

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

The purpose of piracy, even as it has evolved, has never been about just getting things for free. It's circumventing the rules to let those without spare cash to enjoy the things they love rather than having to treat them as luxuries, as well as making it easier for the products that truly deserve that support to get heard about through more than just word of mouth. By nature, piracy was meant to be a selfless breaking of the rules.

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

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Added, plus Hollow Knight and Silksong. (I feel like it'd be a crime not to add them at this point.)

 

[Yuki/MidnightHowl]

The purpose of piracy, even as it has evolved, has never been about just getting things for free. It's circumventing the rules to let those without spare cash to enjoy the things they love rather than having to treat them as luxuries, as well as making it easier for the products that truly deserve that support to get heard about through more than just word of mouth. By nature, piracy was meant to be a selfless breaking of the rules.

Also to as a protest to scammer devs or companies, like nintendo or some devs here than think they are above the ones playing their games xD

 

[Zane Carlson]

Supreme Dumbass of Thyme Yuki/MidnightHowl
Steam was such a curb stomp to piracy since it is in fact a distribution/service problem like Gaben said.
That story of how someone wanted to legally watch an Indian movie and the hoops they had to jump through is just ridicules!
Those anti piracy systems some games have even diminish the games performance until it is removed and the game runs far better.
I've heard 1 musician say they want their fans around the world to rock on to their music pirated or not.
A book writer at first was highly against it when he heard about his book/poems were pirated but than started softening up to it as it turned out it was
FREE
ADVERTISING
for them as you said it can also be that.
Here is a video about the ups and downs on it, pretty good watch.

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

I'll watch the video in a bit, but quick additional note:

Let it be known that most indie developers do not make games because they want to make money, but because they want other people to have fun playing it. The people that care about piracy of their games are usually those that are in it for the money, which are almost always big companies. The reason I want to encourage the support of the indie devs even in the midst of them not caring is because that money usually goes towards their ability to make good games or their livelihood in general. So in hopes of getting more good games and preventing those who make them from being crushed under the sentiment of "your passion won't pay the bills," I aim to give as much support, monetary or otherwise, to these developers.

(Also, additional note to Bomb: I do kinda see how something I said may have come off as contradictory, so I'll clarify. I genuinely would put the pirated SFW games here as well if I had the links, but I genuinely cannot afford to lose my current PC, which is why I'm reluctant to go searching for websites at the risk of contracting malware. The only games there I can think of that I'd genuinely feel ashamed for pirating instead of buying, and thus would be hesitant to put said links up for, would be Hollow Knight and Silksong. No one on the dev team has any situation that would make me not forking over $20 harm them immensely, but it still would feel off to pirate either game with the kind of hell they're having to fight through between people's dumb complaints and AAA companies/game journalists trying to break them down for being nice to their player base. Once I'm in a spot where I have less at risk checking your links, I'll gladly sift through them, but that's a much bigger risk than I can afford to take right now.)

 

[Yuki/MidnightHowl]

I'll watch the video in a bit, but quick additional note:

Let it be known that most indie developers do not make games because they want to make money, but because they want other people to have fun playing it. The people that care about piracy of their games are usually those that are in it for the money, which are almost always big companies. The reason I want to encourage the support of the indie devs even in the midst of them not caring is because that money usually goes towards their ability to make good games or their livelihood in general. So in hopes of getting more good games and preventing those who make them from being crushed under the sentiment of "your passion won't pay the bills," I aim to give as much support, monetary or otherwise, to these developers.

(Also, additional note to Bomb: I do kinda see how something I said may have come off as contradictory, so I'll clarify. I genuinely would put the pirated SFW games here as well if I had the links, but I genuinely cannot afford to lose my current PC, which is why I'm reluctant to go searching for websites at the risk of contracting malware. The only games there I can think of that I'd genuinely feel ashamed for pirating instead of buying, and thus would be hesitant to put said links up for, would be Hollow Knight and Silksong. No one on the dev team has any situation that would make me not forking over $20 harm them immensely, but it still would feel off to pirate either game with the kind of hell they're having to fight through between people's dumb complaints and AAA companies/game journalists trying to break them down for being nice to their player base. Once I'm in a spot where I have less at risk checking your links, I'll gladly sift through them, but that's a much bigger risk than I can afford to take right now.)

If i could afford some money i will buy all blacksouls saga games and Shrift and maybe others i dont remember now.

As for the link there is no page that is "safe" u need something like this forum which is runned by a community, i often get the links from friends or by doing my deep research mostly on youtube. Even "elamigos" which was one of the most truthfull pages i knew got some viruses in there and now there is a new page called "elenemigos" for that reason.

 

[Zane Carlson]

Let it be known that most indie developers do not make games because they want to make money, but because they want other people to have fun playing it. The people that care about piracy of their games are usually those that are in it for the money, which are almost always big companies. The reason I want to encourage the support of the indie devs even in the midst of them not caring is because that money usually goes towards their ability to make good games or their livelihood in general. So in hopes of getting more good games and preventing those who make them from being crushed under the sentiment of "your passion won't pay the bills," I aim to give as much support, monetary or otherwise, to these developers.

Exhibit #1: Silksong

Indie studio, 6-7 years in the making, crashed several digital storefronts due to major hype and anticipation.
Highly affordable price unlike current market compared to quality and content.
Devs wanted to make a sequel; not money!
This will/already has send ripples through the gaming market.

 

[Zane Carlson]

If i could afford some money i will buy all blacksouls saga games and Shrift and maybe others i dont remember now.

Was forced to remove my pledges for Poring and Double Deck on FANBOX.
But I'm keeping my 3 bucks on Zell, that's for sure!