VN Ren'Py Abandoned Project SAGE [Act 1 v0.19d] [Paperwork]

[Count_Chocula]

Does anybody know any games as good as this one, or similar to it in terms of gradual corruption/exhibitionism?

 

[ereeen]

Does anybody know any games as good as this one, or similar to it in terms of gradual corruption/exhibitionism?

https://f95zone.to/threads/abnormal-v0-9-emerald-deceivers.218510/

 

[L7Bear]

Abnormal keeps popping up in this thread as similar to ProjSage, and while I enjoy both (okay, I like Abnormal and absolutely love ProjSage) I don't see the connection.

From what I've played (which probably isn't even close to the latest release) for Abnormal there are at least three significant differences:

• The Female Main Character (FMC) of ProjSage is active and the prime mover of her story. It is her thoughts, her choices, and her decisions that drive the story.
  • Alternatively, the FMC of Abnormal is passive. She is acted upon by outside forces - particularly Sadie. She doesn't take action, she reacts to others.
• Player Choices in ProjSage make a significant impact on the story. True, early on the first few choices seem to only have a minor impact on dialogue, but over time those little choices completely change the FMC's thought processes, what her story is about, etc. Whether you play a "Clever Amy" path or a "Prudish Puritan" path doesn't just affect her character and options, but will always lead you to hot & sexy content you might not experience on other paths. Amazingly, the game spiraled to tracking 300+ variables and a plethora of scene variations while still hitting the key milestones. Brilliant, insane, unparalleled game design. I lost track of how many dozens of variations I've played, and was still finding new content every time.
  • Player Choices in Abnormal (so far) seem few & mostly focused on whether the FMC embraces or shys away from the changes... it seems like either way she remains reluctant and doesn't really change her story or anything much about her character.
• Abnormal is very interesting, but rather slow on any sort of sexual content, and even slower with any sexual content the FMC experiences rather than just watches.
  • ProjSage is very interesting, and quickly the FMC is involved in shower scenes and masturbation (vaginal & anal), etc.

Feel free to disagree. I don't know Abnormal anywhere near as well as I know ProjSage.

I do agree that Steph (FMC from Abnormal) would get along great with "Amy" (my FMC from ProjSage), and that Steph would have been a terrific side-character in ProjSage. Not sure that "Amy" would make sense as a side character in Abnormal.

Additional note: ProjSage is VERY sex-positive and open minded. Abnormal (so far) seems more reserved and kinda judgmental.

 

[Zulsmashing@ss]

Abnormal keeps popping up in this thread as similar to ProjSage, and while I enjoy both (okay, I like Abnormal and absolutely love ProjSage) I don't see the connection.

From what I've played (which probably isn't even close to the latest release) for Abnormal there are at least three significant differences:

• The Female Main Character (FMC) of ProjSage is active and the prime mover of her story. It is her thoughts, her choices, and her decisions that drive the story.
  • Alternatively, the FMC of Abnormal is passive. She is acted upon by outside forces - particularly Sadie. She doesn't take action, she reacts to others.
• Player Choices in ProjSage make a significant impact on the story. True, early on the first few choices seem to only have a minor impact on dialogue, but over time those little choices completely change the FMC's thought processes, what her story is about, etc. Whether you play a "Clever Amy" path or a "Prudish Puritan" path doesn't just affect her character and options, but will always lead you to hot & sexy content you might not experience on other paths. Amazingly, the game spiraled to tracking 300+ variables and a plethora of scene variations while still hitting the key milestones. Brilliant, insane, unparalleled game design. I lost track of how many dozens of variations I've played, and was still finding new content every time.
  • Player Choices in Abnormal (so far) seem few & mostly focused on whether the FMC embraces or shys away from the changes... it seems like either way she remains reluctant and doesn't really change her story or anything much about her character.
• Abnormal is very interesting, but rather slow on any sort of sexual content, and even slower with any sexual content the FMC experiences rather than just watches.
  • ProjSage is very interesting, and quickly the FMC is involved in shower scenes and masturbation (vaginal & anal), etc.

Feel free to disagree. I don't know Abnormal anywhere near as well as I know ProjSage.

I do agree that Steph (FMC from Abnormal) would get along great with "Amy" (my FMC from ProjSage), and that Steph would have been a terrific side-character in ProjSage. Not sure that "Amy" would make sense as a side character in Abnormal.

Additional note: ProjSage is VERY sex-positive and open minded. Abnormal (so far) seems more reserved and kinda judgmental.

Project Sage still on my top list game all time

 

[Cherubin25]

Abnormal keeps popping up in this thread as similar to ProjSage, and while I enjoy both (okay, I like Abnormal and absolutely love ProjSage) I don't see the connection.

From what I've played (which probably isn't even close to the latest release) for Abnormal there are at least three significant differences:

• The Female Main Character (FMC) of ProjSage is active and the prime mover of her story. It is her thoughts, her choices, and her decisions that drive the story.
  • Alternatively, the FMC of Abnormal is passive. She is acted upon by outside forces - particularly Sadie. She doesn't take action, she reacts to others.
• Player Choices in ProjSage make a significant impact on the story. True, early on the first few choices seem to only have a minor impact on dialogue, but over time those little choices completely change the FMC's thought processes, what her story is about, etc. Whether you play a "Clever Amy" path or a "Prudish Puritan" path doesn't just affect her character and options, but will always lead you to hot & sexy content you might not experience on other paths. Amazingly, the game spiraled to tracking 300+ variables and a plethora of scene variations while still hitting the key milestones. Brilliant, insane, unparalleled game design. I lost track of how many dozens of variations I've played, and was still finding new content every time.
  • Player Choices in Abnormal (so far) seem few & mostly focused on whether the FMC embraces or shys away from the changes... it seems like either way she remains reluctant and doesn't really change her story or anything much about her character.
• Abnormal is very interesting, but rather slow on any sort of sexual content, and even slower with any sexual content the FMC experiences rather than just watches.
  • ProjSage is very interesting, and quickly the FMC is involved in shower scenes and masturbation (vaginal & anal), etc.

Feel free to disagree. I don't know Abnormal anywhere near as well as I know ProjSage.

I do agree that Steph (FMC from Abnormal) would get along great with "Amy" (my FMC from ProjSage), and that Steph would have been a terrific side-character in ProjSage. Not sure that "Amy" would make sense as a side character in Abnormal.

Additional note: ProjSage is VERY sex-positive and open minded. Abnormal (so far) seems more reserved and kinda judgmental.

I get your point, however, I see three things which help to compare Project Sage to Abnormal:

1. The MC. Steph is a fit MC, same like Amy. Steph is also busty, same like Amy. Sure, their body shapes do not totally match, but they are similar enough to get to a conclusion.
2. Project Sage had a heavy focus on Anal (aside from Exhibitionism) and it seems like Abnormal is heading the same way with Steph most likely preserving her vaginal virginity.
3. If I would compare the start of Project Sage with Abnormal, I would see it quite similar. Because the start of Project Sage was also quite slow at the start. I never played Project Sage when it was actually developed, I only played it when it was already abandoned, but if I remember correctly, the first parts were quite tame, similar to Abnormal.

Overall I dont think that Abnormal can really compare to Project Sage. Project Sage is one of a kind and all tries to recreate it failed. However, I can see Abnormal being able to at least come close to Project Sage, especially because it is actively developed.