probably will be, but Tags are listing what is already there. That is very little now. Pretty sure tag will be added once there is some content for it.
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In this universe, it is absolutely standard to have 6 fingers.
Ah. The fingers. Always the fingers. The pic with Trisha and the monster. That's my issue with AI art. Cant unsee it
If AI art makes the difference of having a game or not having a game, give me AI art 100%. A lot of AI art is pretty good too, fingers aside.
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don't worry that was a photoshop error and isn't in the released version. But thanks for catching that I have updated the preview to have an accurate screenshot
Too bad, Morty would have fucked that hole)
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yup while just a preview I do have 2 images of Summer and Jessica being eaten. There will be a full monster vore path later in the game.
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Another Rick and Morty Hentai game. Looks interesting lets see where it leads.
Really into the art style, kinda a shame that it is AI, but it is what it is.
Hate to break it to you but it's going to get more and more common. With the "market" for games being more saturated by AI games. Guess why.
People who can code but can't draw or afford to commission suddenly can render cheaply made scenes in background while they paste lines of code.
It's easy and accessible. Now what remains is whether the developers commit.
So far not fan of the AI here. Lot of it needs to be retouched in Photoshop. It looks like AI art through and through and generally doesn't match the tv show aesthetics.
Weeelllllll! personally, i don't see top-notch, cause Tricia hands have 6 fingersEDIT:
Never thought I would say this but, the AI art is top-notch.
That's the problem with AI, if the dev do not rework the hand to have the right number of fingers in the right place, it's just a downer, more so if the LI use that hand with 6 fingers to pleasure the MC, like if an ET was giving you a handjob but without the ET tag.
There's also subtle ones like some of the eyes being slightly misshapen. AI art is fine. It's a resource. A tool.Weeelllllll! personally, i don't see top-notch, cause Tricia hands have 6 fingers
That's the problem with AI, if the dev do not rework the hand to have the right number of fingers in the right place, it's just a downer, more so if the LI use that hand with 6 fingers to pleasure the MC, like if an ET was giving you a handjob but without the ET tag.
However if it is used, it also has to be heavily retouched in photoshop. That along isn't too hard. Just a bit time consuming to correct errors.
If anything, having the art be in style of the show or similar to it would do the game way more favor. Considering the artstyle is simple there, developer would have much cleaner generations and easier time fixing it.
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Honestly the ending slide gave me hope that this game wont just be some vanilla trash, the kinkyer and more fucked up the better!! good luck to the dev!!
Sorry for actually writing the walls of text but wanted to share a bit of experience from my perspective of a person who engaged and supported fair few games over a decade.
First impressions are important. If your game fails to impress, it won't make it nearly as far or fast as it would initially.
I understand fully the issue of not being able to draw your scenes. All good.
However, you should 100% invest in you actually making some kind of an AI model for yourself. If you're using someone else's, download it. People who make freely available models have often times tendency to delete them too. More so when they find out that people make porn with them and depending on their country laws, they can be held accountable.
Settle for style that is CONSISTENT throughout the entire game. With AI art, lot of people dislike inconsistency of the images that can be present in them.
After that is done, settle for the scenes. No placeholders but solid, concrete CGs that will be there for good. Polish them via photoshop if needed. Spend more time on the images than anything else.
It's a visual novel. Text is there to give context and build up the scene... and what makes a good game are its visuals too. That alone makes or breaks the game.
Voices are neat and all but if I may be honest - they are the least important part for most games. They are neat. Not critical. They can be easily added when solid, concrete foundation of the game is already built.
It would be good to spend good portion of your time on making AI generations of the "dialogue cutouts" of the characters.
You know, either faces or characters in front of you when they talk during scenes.
Make several versions with several expressions that reflect the situation. Maybe even have them in various poses so it doesn't become repetitive.
You can easily succeed with a game. But you got the remake parts of the game and put more emphasis of making the art feel like art. Then once you've done the remaking, do announce in the front page that big portion of the game has been remade.
That way people who were on fence and revisit it months later know to give it another chance.
If I may actually give you some advice from a person like me who supports fair few games:
First impressions are important. If your game fails to impress, it won't make it nearly as far or fast as it would initially.
I understand fully the issue of not being able to draw your scenes. All good.
However, you should 100% invest in you actually making some kind of an AI model for yourself. If you're using someone else's, download it. People who make freely available models have often times tendency to delete them too. More so when they find out that people make porn with them and depending on their country laws, they can be held accountable.
Settle for style that is CONSISTENT throughout the entire game. With AI art, lot of people dislike inconsistency of the images that can be present in them.
After that is done, settle for the scenes. No placeholders but solid, concrete CGs that will be there for good. Polish them via photoshop if needed. Spend more time on the images than anything else.
It's a visual novel. Text is there to give context and build up the scene... and what makes a good game are its visuals too. That alone makes or breaks the game.
Voices are neat and all but if I may be honest - they are the least important part for most games. They are neat. Not critical. They can be easily added when solid, concrete foundation of the game is already built.
It would be good to spend good portion of your time on making AI generations of the "dialogue cutouts" of the characters.
You know, either faces or characters in front of you when they talk during scenes.
Make several versions with several expressions that reflect the situation. Maybe even have them in various poses so it doesn't become repetitive.
You can easily succeed with a game. But you got the remake parts of the game and put more emphasis of making the art feel like art. Then once you've done the remaking, do announce in the front page that big portion of the game has been remade.
That way people who were on fence and revisit it months later know to give it another chance.
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Ah yes, the pirate porn game art connoisseur. Maybe we can do away with the genetic fallacies and just judge art, human or AI made, whether it's or not. A lot of AI art doesn't do much for me, but this actually looks pretty darn good in the screenshots.