I just go to latest updates and sort by highest rated, it's pretty easy to find games.
Unity Taffy Tales [S5 v1.07.3c] [UberPie]
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- Apr 13, 2019
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Sadly there will be no more updates from this game......
Count Morado what do you think the chances of them getting approved are? Starting to wonder if something’s going on there since they missed their weekly update yesterday 
- Jul 31, 2020
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I recently downloaded the 1.07 version but when I start a new game it makes me play only season 5...is there a way to play the game from the begin?
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Yeah about that have you tried downloading the one that says Season 1-4 in the OP?
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Highly doubt there is anything directly involving Valve/Steam at this time. They would have to submit something for that to happen, and based upon where they have said they are at in the development process - that submission is still a ways away.Count Morado what do you think the chances of them getting approved are? Starting to wonder if something’s going on there since they missed their weekly update yesterday
My take is that based upon what's in the current v0.89.8 - I can't see anything that would cause Valve/Steam to deny the submission for the part of it that they decide is "Season 1."
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thanks for the tips, i usually scrounge around other forums and sites, the result is finding a ton of rpgmaker ntr aislop games
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NEW POST
As promised in my last post, I want to explain why we filled our project with over 40 characters instead of focusing on just a few and fully developing them. The answer is both complex and simple - there are tons of reasons for it!
1. The Big Vision
The main reason? We wanted to create something massive and high-quality. We weren’t interested in making a short, small project with a basic storyline and a typical harem setup. To pull off something this ambitious, we needed a big world, with many locations, a lot of characters, and complex relationships between them. We put a ton of effort in early - creating animations, poses, kinks, and character backstories that we plan to expand on in the future. Every one of those choices didn’t just make the project bigger; it also made us (and hopefully you) more attached to the world.
2. World-Building Takes Time
We wanted to create a truly massive world, but with an indie team like ours, there’s no way we could do it all at once. That’s why, with each update, we focused on pushing the story forward, expanding the world, and slowly but surely adding new pieces to the puzzle.
3. Learning as We Go
We’ve come a long way in terms of content quality, art, programming, and writing. We started as complete amateurs with zero experience in game development, making (and still making) plenty of mistakes. But that’s how we learn, right? Every update has been an opportunity for our small team to add another piece to this massive project and create something truly worthwhile. Sure, many talented teams have made short, impressive projects, but that wasn’t our strategy. We had no experience and little skill when we began, so our goal was to grow, learn, and improve alongside the project.
4. The Perfectionist’s Curse
Speaking of improvement - yeah, we’ve spent a lot of time reworking older content (art, writing, and logic - funny enough, the logic has been the biggest challenge). Sure, we could have spent that time creating new content, but our artist is a total perfectionist. He can’t stand looking at his old work without cringing, so he went all in on updating it, even while the rest of the team focused on new updates.
5. Why Others Don’t Do It
In our opinion, one of the main reasons other projects don’t follow this approach is a lack of ideas, a fear of reworking what’s already been done, or worrying about messing up something people already love. For us, the challenge has always been a lack of time - because we’ve got tons of ideas and plans. We’ve left plenty of clear (and not-so-obvious) hints about kinks, secrets, and skeletons in the closet, so there’s still a lot more we want to explore
6. Making It Deep
Ultimately, we believe this is the only way to make a world and story truly deep and immersive. Sure, this approach has its downsides, but we think the positives far outweigh them. We really hope that the game has been worth the wait and that you understand where we’re coming from. It’s been 7 years of hard work, and we’re incredibly grateful for your support.
Once again, thank you all so much for your support,
Without you, none of this would be possible,
Love,
-The Taffy Tales Team
As promised in my last post, I want to explain why we filled our project with over 40 characters instead of focusing on just a few and fully developing them. The answer is both complex and simple - there are tons of reasons for it!
1. The Big Vision
The main reason? We wanted to create something massive and high-quality. We weren’t interested in making a short, small project with a basic storyline and a typical harem setup. To pull off something this ambitious, we needed a big world, with many locations, a lot of characters, and complex relationships between them. We put a ton of effort in early - creating animations, poses, kinks, and character backstories that we plan to expand on in the future. Every one of those choices didn’t just make the project bigger; it also made us (and hopefully you) more attached to the world.
2. World-Building Takes Time
We wanted to create a truly massive world, but with an indie team like ours, there’s no way we could do it all at once. That’s why, with each update, we focused on pushing the story forward, expanding the world, and slowly but surely adding new pieces to the puzzle.
3. Learning as We Go
We’ve come a long way in terms of content quality, art, programming, and writing. We started as complete amateurs with zero experience in game development, making (and still making) plenty of mistakes. But that’s how we learn, right? Every update has been an opportunity for our small team to add another piece to this massive project and create something truly worthwhile. Sure, many talented teams have made short, impressive projects, but that wasn’t our strategy. We had no experience and little skill when we began, so our goal was to grow, learn, and improve alongside the project.
4. The Perfectionist’s Curse
Speaking of improvement - yeah, we’ve spent a lot of time reworking older content (art, writing, and logic - funny enough, the logic has been the biggest challenge). Sure, we could have spent that time creating new content, but our artist is a total perfectionist. He can’t stand looking at his old work without cringing, so he went all in on updating it, even while the rest of the team focused on new updates.
5. Why Others Don’t Do It
In our opinion, one of the main reasons other projects don’t follow this approach is a lack of ideas, a fear of reworking what’s already been done, or worrying about messing up something people already love. For us, the challenge has always been a lack of time - because we’ve got tons of ideas and plans. We’ve left plenty of clear (and not-so-obvious) hints about kinks, secrets, and skeletons in the closet, so there’s still a lot more we want to explore
6. Making It Deep
Ultimately, we believe this is the only way to make a world and story truly deep and immersive. Sure, this approach has its downsides, but we think the positives far outweigh them. We really hope that the game has been worth the wait and that you understand where we’re coming from. It’s been 7 years of hard work, and we’re incredibly grateful for your support.
Once again, thank you all so much for your support,
Without you, none of this would be possible,
Love,
-The Taffy Tales Team
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Remembering some of the previous renders that got released without a single fuck given, I question this statement.
"Our artist is a total perfectionist"
So thats a fucking lie
So thats a fucking lie
- Jul 11, 2017
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I don't check on updates for this in a while and I come back to see they're revamping it AGAIN... this time for Steam. What a fucking joke.
- Apr 2, 2021
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Every page here is filled with the same whining—"Oh, it's AI, I've been trained to hate it, unlike *real artists* lol.
Guys, I've been in the industry for over 10 years (no, I won’t be providing proof), and I can speak on behalf of artists. Let me say this again on this forum: if we're not talking about straight-up AI garbage prompts, the way Uber is using AI is just another tool, and that's a good thing. It's no different from any other tool. Your tears and knee-jerk lamenting are more than a little amusing. Yes, AI is going to push a lot of mediocrity out of the market right now, and eventually, it will push out everyone else too—but that’s life, and that’s normal. It’s the wind of change, folks.
This is literally the revolt of *shitscreenwriters* from Hollywood and the people they’ve brainwashed into thinking that AI is soulless, terrible, and wrong.
At least the screenwriters have an excuse—they’re useless, they know they’re useless, their time is up, and they don’t want to retrain into a field that’s more useful to society. But as for the rest, the consumers with zero experience in anything, they have absolutely no excuse.
Bitter complainers are still holding each other tight, crying about, "Oh no, it's AI. Is it AI? Guys? Ai is bad, right?"—and that's pretty funny, too.
Did Uber make mistakes? Absolutely. There were plenty. Was their initial use of AI clunky? For sure. But now they’re heading in the right direction, and they’re doing a great job. The art has improved a lot—fact. I’ve explained all of this with detailed examples before.
And to those whining about Uber stopping updates—blame Patreon and its wonderful policies. That wasn't Uber's decision. They’re taking the only viable path now. Yes, it’s risky, but there’s no other way.
Uber, hang in there—and for the love of God, put me on the team already (I am joking). I'm busting my ass for you. Cheers.
Guys, I've been in the industry for over 10 years (no, I won’t be providing proof), and I can speak on behalf of artists. Let me say this again on this forum: if we're not talking about straight-up AI garbage prompts, the way Uber is using AI is just another tool, and that's a good thing. It's no different from any other tool. Your tears and knee-jerk lamenting are more than a little amusing. Yes, AI is going to push a lot of mediocrity out of the market right now, and eventually, it will push out everyone else too—but that’s life, and that’s normal. It’s the wind of change, folks.
This is literally the revolt of *shitscreenwriters* from Hollywood and the people they’ve brainwashed into thinking that AI is soulless, terrible, and wrong.
At least the screenwriters have an excuse—they’re useless, they know they’re useless, their time is up, and they don’t want to retrain into a field that’s more useful to society. But as for the rest, the consumers with zero experience in anything, they have absolutely no excuse.
Bitter complainers are still holding each other tight, crying about, "Oh no, it's AI. Is it AI? Guys? Ai is bad, right?"—and that's pretty funny, too.
Did Uber make mistakes? Absolutely. There were plenty. Was their initial use of AI clunky? For sure. But now they’re heading in the right direction, and they’re doing a great job. The art has improved a lot—fact. I’ve explained all of this with detailed examples before.
And to those whining about Uber stopping updates—blame Patreon and its wonderful policies. That wasn't Uber's decision. They’re taking the only viable path now. Yes, it’s risky, but there’s no other way.
Uber, hang in there—and for the love of God, put me on the team already (I am joking). I'm busting my ass for you. Cheers.
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I think you are right in term of the release date. My prediction, it would be around December or New Year.. Hopefully i am wrong here..
The current focus as far as I understand it is a remaster first season + altering many many scenes, probably repairing minigames, bugs, etc.
Your busting your ass im busting my nut were all in this together ❤ cue circle jerk but not for gay Danny shit for the love of God for the next 3 to 5 updates leave Danny alone lol he needs to go ghost they're are other characters of the main cast but more importantly the sub cast to flush out
- Dec 27, 2020
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What a load of bullshit, just to fill in the silence.
- Jan 18, 2022
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Our artist likes to pump art through Ai and to make sure the characters have 6 fingers"Our artist is a total perfectionist"
So thats a fucking lie
- Apr 2, 2021
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No, unlike many others, he’s constantly reworking and refining his old pieces, despite all the criticism about it. He’s a perfectionist and a professional digital artist—unlike most of the projects around here. Meanwhile, you all are just whiners who don’t even try to form your own opinions. Maybe you’re good people, but it’s hard not to feel bad for this guy."Our artist is a total perfectionist"
So thats a fucking lie
That’s a good joke, I might steal it for later.
Yeah, we get it, he annoys you—whether he’s silent or explaining his process in detail. Some people appreciate it, while others, as always, aren’t happy.
A completely unexpected and witty joke (not really), so original and sophisticated (again, not really). This feels like some kind of coordinated NPC attack. Half the people are talking about fingers, the other half claims he's just being lazy now that AI can do everything with a prompt—go ahead and try it, friends, a world of delightful discoveries awaits you. And none of them will ever apologize afterward.Our artist likes to pump art through Ai and to make sure the characters have 6 fingers
Sure, he messed up in the early stages of using AI as part of his work. But it's still miles better than the endless rows of identical inflatable dolls in your signature (and no, I genuinely don’t judge their fans or the artist - everyone has their own style).
Much love to everyone! Uber, give me a cut!
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Ttales went from having a unique and appealing art style, to the same generic overly plump and shiny AI generated bimbo slop with vaguely similar faces. It sucks and can barely be considered art anymore.