Unity Some Heroines Climb Up a Tower to Ask God Why the Game Has a Name That's So Long [v2.40] [Sinful Salad Games]

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Trongle

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Oh no, the game has picked 1 monitor and refuses to let me move it to a different monitor. Alt+Enter doesn't work and there are no in-game options to adjust it.
Really sorry about that, we had to disable windowed mode for the first release as it was not working properly. What I did to fix this on mine when it picked the wrong monitor was deactivate the monitor I didn't want it on and then reactivate it after it switched to where I wanted it. Hopefully windowed mode will be back in the game very soon.
 

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Some Heroines Climb Up a Tower to Ask God Why the Game Has a Name That's So Long [v1.69 Demo] [Sinful Salad Games]
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Consider:

The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders Who was born in Newgate, and during a life of continu’d Variety for Threescore Years, besides her Childhood, was Twelve Years a Whore, five times a Wife (whereof once to her brother) Twelve Years a Thief, Eight Years a Transported Felon in Virginia, at last grew Rich, liv’d Honest and died a Penitent by Daniel Defoe
and

The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Who lived Eight and Twenty Years, all alone in an un-inhabited Island on the Coast of America, near the Mouth of the Great River of Oroonoque; Having been cast on Shore by Shipwreck, wherein all the Men perished but himself. With An Account how he was at last as strangely deliver'd by Pyrates. Written by Himself.
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Get on the level, scrub. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
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hamstere

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I just tried two rounds. Every time I just got swarmed, after the first path and shortly at the second path. The first round was better, as the random skills I got were better suited. Feels as if I can't kill fast enough.
Gonna try it later after work again.
 
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this game has a lot of cool ideas, but i think that it has some major issues in places

first off, a very specific one: when it comes to the boss that can constantly refresh her 4 dodge tokens, i have literally no idea how i'm supposed to win that fight. i was like, "oh, i'll just get rid of her dodge tokens", and then she would IMMEDIATELY apply 4 more. considering my party only has 3 members, that meant attacking more than 4 times in a turn was exceptionally difficult (there's some skills which can help do it--but if i don't have those skills, i think i just can't win). it's possible that she's not SUPPOSED to spam refreshing on them, but it happened 5 times in a row for me

another issue i have with the game is the fact that it feels like skill luck is oftentimes more important than anything else. do you have at least two AoE skills? then you might have a chance! if you don't, it feels like the actual best strategy for continuing forwards is to quit out that run and keep rerolling until you do get at least two AoE skills, because enemies can overwhelm you extremely quickly

i feel like the fact that you don't ever have a set starting skill, but instead the random ones at the start are, well, random, contributes to this overwhelming feeling of RNG being the only way you can win. maybe if instead of 2 random skills, it was like, 1 set skill (probably some good AoE ones? not sure on the exacts) and then the other was randomized? but as of right now, it just makes it so that instead of each run feeling refreshingly different, it's actually more like they're all frustratingly similar, because the vast majority of skill options do not let you continue farther into the game

i also feel like enemies might have too much health? which is really more so leading to my whole "AoE skills are required or you lose" complaint; if they had less then it would probably be fine, but considering most enemies can only be taken out in a single round if you have every girl comboing it for their action, it means that there's not a whole lot you can do if there's just too many on screen, outside of hoping you have the right AoE to deal with that.

also, does the archer's attack have like, crit chance? i couldn't find it saying if there was that anywhere, but i noticed she would deal 2x damage on attacks sometimes. at first i thought it was like, "if there's no enemies adjacent to the foe" or something, but it seems like it was just entirely random. i don't have an issue with that ((kind of weird it doesn't apply to the other two though? or if it does i've never seen it)), but i do have an issue with the fact it seemingly wasn't listed... anywhere?

overall i like this game, but i think there's some serious issues that need ironing out. i'm REALLY fascinated by the idea of this cool hentai roguelike thing, and i think the writing is fun for the most part, with art that looks very solid; yet, if the mechanics remain the same in a lot of these ways, i can't really see myself giving the game another shot

((also normally i'd put this as a review, but since this game is a demo and at least one of the developers is here, i felt just making it a post made more sense))
 

kira

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goddamn, I need more roguelike games like this except there's a male mc and he fucks his way up. The idea of battlefuck is so good, played all the ROBF games, dev is a pos, but damn them games had a good concept.
 
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Rosen King

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you have to sign a consent waiver before entering.
I have unironically always wanted a game where the girls sign a consent waiver before heading into the rape dungeon.

So anyway, what sort of mind control and corruption are in this? Is it prominent, or just inconsequential stuff for a single scene/enemy?

As per long name anime/LN tradition, here are a couple name proposals: "HeToGo", "HeToGa", "HeToGaNa", "ToGaNa"
I vote for something more coherent, like "WhyNameSoLong" or perhaps "GodWhyNameSoLong".
 

Durville

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Nov 30, 2017
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Oh no, the game has picked 1 monitor and refuses to let me move it to a different monitor. Alt+Enter doesn't work and there are no in-game options to adjust it.
Make a shortcut of the .exe file Right click on the shortcut and press properties.
To the target add -monitor 1 or another number to get it to the monitor you want.
I also added -screen-fullscreen 0, because I don't like fullscreen.
 
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Axelluu

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also love the artstyle and weird, big titty girls

I also agree with the futanari content should be a thing
 

gooby.pls

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This title dabs on every stupidly long anime title and the description is top kek. Gets a thumbs up in my book.
Edit: The intro is more meta than the metaverse.
Edit 2: I the into isn't even over and I love this game.
 
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