Unreal Engine Completed Subverse [v1.0] [Studio Fow]
You need to complete the anomalies with the purple exclamation mark. Completing all purple exclamation mark nodes gets you lvl 40 Demi.
- Jul 23, 2018
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for anyone wondering. This game has "completed" tag, but they will release extra content in future patch, dont know if it is free (should be) or dlc. Basically story is completed and there are only extra contents in the future.
- Nov 2, 2017
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Played another 1-2 hours of the game and the game is fine but there is always in the back of my mind that this has been advertised as a porn game and as a porn game it just don't delivers.
The game and the sex scenes are complete two entitys that just.... clash. The devotion scenes have context but as I said in an earlier post this is just a very very small percentage of the game. Literally endgame and it's just one scene per girl in a double digit hour game.
You can't bring this up as a counter argument or solution about the main complaint about the game. If it would be 50-50 then I would never had said anything but like this?
Just wow.
Everytime I go into Pandora I have this thought process and it baffles me to no end and sucks the fun out of the game. At least for me.
I honestly don't know why they doubled down, even quadrupled down on this formular. They got this feedback very early on in development and still decided against it. What were going on in their heads and decided that this was a good idea to pursue? I genuinely don't get it.
It doesn't matter where you look but the universal complaint are the context less sex scenes that make 90% of all scenes and even Mr. Weeaboo here who holds the flag up for the game can't deny that. But he seems fine with it and can't see the problem.
That's fine I guess. I am glad that at least he has his fun with the game.
Anyway, this is my last rant about the game. The first voyage into making a porn game with a huge budget has failed miserably as such. Gonna delete the game without even using the full save.
Dunno about the situation over on steam because the game is geoblocked for me but I doubt the opinions are any different over there. Would love to have a statement about it form the devs since the game is now released and opened to many more players.
The game and the sex scenes are complete two entitys that just.... clash. The devotion scenes have context but as I said in an earlier post this is just a very very small percentage of the game. Literally endgame and it's just one scene per girl in a double digit hour game.
You can't bring this up as a counter argument or solution about the main complaint about the game. If it would be 50-50 then I would never had said anything but like this?
Just wow.
Everytime I go into Pandora I have this thought process and it baffles me to no end and sucks the fun out of the game. At least for me.
I honestly don't know why they doubled down, even quadrupled down on this formular. They got this feedback very early on in development and still decided against it. What were going on in their heads and decided that this was a good idea to pursue? I genuinely don't get it.
It doesn't matter where you look but the universal complaint are the context less sex scenes that make 90% of all scenes and even Mr. Weeaboo here who holds the flag up for the game can't deny that. But he seems fine with it and can't see the problem.
That's fine I guess. I am glad that at least he has his fun with the game.
Anyway, this is my last rant about the game. The first voyage into making a porn game with a huge budget has failed miserably as such. Gonna delete the game without even using the full save.
Dunno about the situation over on steam because the game is geoblocked for me but I doubt the opinions are any different over there. Would love to have a statement about it form the devs since the game is now released and opened to many more players.
- May 11, 2022
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You're wrong. You need to explore the anomalies marked as an Event. Anomalies with a purple mark only provide additional materials.
Yeah I definitely disagree. There are tons of trash h-games out there, but that doesnt mean we should be grading on a curve here. If we were comparing productions values, sure, but we're reviewing the game itself which has glaring flaws.
I certainly wouldn't say the game failed. It's a very tricky audience to appease with games like this as many people will sink 30$ for just fap material, and this isn't that. Bad choices were made but I think this game will break through to more mainstream audiences more than any other game before it.
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- Feb 4, 2017
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I think the problem is that fans hyped themselves up a little too much about what this game would be. Adding to that years of bitterness from the EA period and you get what we have now.
Oh well, at least it ain't Veilguard, am I rite?
I struggled with finding the save location for non steam.
It's a variation to what has been said.
Try this:
C:\Users\[YOUR NAME]\AppData\Roaming\GSE Saves\1034140\remote
It's a variation to what has been said.
Try this:
C:\Users\[YOUR NAME]\AppData\Roaming\GSE Saves\1034140\remote
This is, in part, StudioFow's doing as they declared themselves the first AAA porn game and advertised themselves as a groundbreaker. And they were groundbreaking, to an extent, as there were so much fantastic cinematics in terms of production quality and animating skill that is unequaled in an H-game. However, if you were to believe this was, in fact, a AAA game on par with other AAA titles like Baldur's gate or even Mass Effect, this will come across as hot garbage in comparison- mostly in terms of all the "back of house" game design components like writing, pacing, etc.
Early access also does no one favours in my opinion, but it does help the struggling dev get a couple bucks to stay afloat and/or keeping a developer from releasing an incomplete game.
I think that problem is with potential.
With moneys put into this game, with top quality of some aspects like voice acting, its a shame that they failed to put everything together in a correct way.
All they needed to do was:
Get rid of pandora after initial release and everyone saying it is bad.
Everything that is in pandora should be dispersed around the game, it should be a prize for competing quests, or just checking girls in right time, or be part of the collectables. And have at least textual context, like in most VNs.
I would also say that they didn't invest any writing in chemistry between girls. They barely interact with each other outside of their update.
As much as I appreciate people pushing the limits of the engine, I'd still struggle calling anything made in RPGM a game. It's more of a torture. Which is arguably a good thing if one is a BDSM enjoyer. Not for me though.