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I'm not sure they will have the same version numbers that you listed but the order is correct.
Unity Taffy Tales [S5 v1.07.3c] [UberPie]
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Guys i have a problem,
I am stuck on the Find Becca quest, but cant interact with the door at her house;/
anybody knows a way to fix it?
I am stuck on the Find Becca quest, but cant interact with the door at her house;/
anybody knows a way to fix it?
- Jul 30, 2019
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oh man .... this is the best game ever ... i am very interesting to see the new version ... i wich that very soon ... i love it all about the game .. very much fun keep the nice work thx...
- Jul 30, 2019
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You have to visit Sara at beccas house first, I'm having the same problem and I can't interact with beccas front door
- Jul 9, 2018
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jeah i know i have to visit her, but just like you i can´t interact with the door
No game built into shitty Unity can take the lead. Never.
- Nov 26, 2017
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At least in regards to most the games around these parts (VN/Interactive novels), a dev has to know their stuff regarding it to make a decent Unity game. That's on top of the usual needs of a passable story and as good of art/renders as they can get. Ren'Py, comparatively, comes off as a lot more forgiving. Good art and a good story can be carried by even a basic understanding of it. You almost have to work harder to disable it's quality of play features than to just use them automatically.
That all said though, Taffy Tales is a rare game I truly enjoy in Unity, I don't generally have a problem it's not Ren'Py, it might even be better in this form. (Exception that proves the rule though. 19 times of 20, a Unity adult game would be better in Ren'Py.)
That all said though, Taffy Tales is a rare game I truly enjoy in Unity, I don't generally have a problem it's not Ren'Py, it might even be better in this form. (Exception that proves the rule though. 19 times of 20, a Unity adult game would be better in Ren'Py.)
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For those curious, here's Uberpie in his own words on why he prefers Unity over renpy.
"I think Unity3d is more flexible than Ren'Py.
It has quite a big functionality and supports many different platforms."
So there you go.
"I think Unity3d is more flexible than Ren'Py.
It has quite a big functionality and supports many different platforms."
So there you go.
- Feb 5, 2018
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For everyone shitting on Unity:
The reason you think Unity is a "bad" engine (it's not) is because it's probably the most accessible free 3D engine out there. When some amateur designer makes a shitty Slender clone with Unity, the first thing you see when you launch the game is the Unity logo/splash screen. This has really hurt the reputation of the engine over the years.
Ren'Py on my laptop runs like shit, takes forever to save/load, and animations will chug. Not really a problem on my desktop, but I think Ren'Py runs about like Flash Player (see: badly). Unity, however, is a lot more smooth, as long as the developer is smart with their resource usage and optimization.
Unity is as good as the person behind it. Games like Dusk, Cuphead, Cities: Skylines, Ori and The Blind Forest, etc. were made in Unity, and are some of the best indie PC games out there. Unity gets a bad wrap because anyone with a little bit of time can sit down and make a crappy FPS game using default assets, and the good games made with Unity are done using the professional editions, so there's no "Made in Unity" in your face when you launch the game.
As for Taffy Tales:
I really liked this game, for the most part. The female characters are well-drawn, and the kinks that we get to play with (domination, cucking some dude) aren't really done in other games like this. A lot of the humor is pretty great, too. A lot of the characters we've been teased about will have me waiting for more, and giving some on Patreon.
However, there's some issues. One of the bigger one is MC's cock (no pun intended). It seems like every scene, the MC's penis changes sizes. In one, it's just a pretty big dick, kind of like MC's from Summertime Saga. In another scene, it's a vein-riddled horse-cock the size of a tree stump. There's just no consistency behind it.
Another problem I hope can be fixed before 1.0 are the nonsensical and convoluted puzzles. I get it, it's a game, we need stuff to do and conflicts to overcome. Coloring the ruler to be the same as the floorboards, and randomly placing it inside the house on the landing with no hint whatsoever? That's asshole design.
Overall, I had a lot of fun with the game, and some of the art is definitely going in the fap folder.
The reason you think Unity is a "bad" engine (it's not) is because it's probably the most accessible free 3D engine out there. When some amateur designer makes a shitty Slender clone with Unity, the first thing you see when you launch the game is the Unity logo/splash screen. This has really hurt the reputation of the engine over the years.
Ren'Py on my laptop runs like shit, takes forever to save/load, and animations will chug. Not really a problem on my desktop, but I think Ren'Py runs about like Flash Player (see: badly). Unity, however, is a lot more smooth, as long as the developer is smart with their resource usage and optimization.
Unity is as good as the person behind it. Games like Dusk, Cuphead, Cities: Skylines, Ori and The Blind Forest, etc. were made in Unity, and are some of the best indie PC games out there. Unity gets a bad wrap because anyone with a little bit of time can sit down and make a crappy FPS game using default assets, and the good games made with Unity are done using the professional editions, so there's no "Made in Unity" in your face when you launch the game.
As for Taffy Tales:
I really liked this game, for the most part. The female characters are well-drawn, and the kinks that we get to play with (domination, cucking some dude) aren't really done in other games like this. A lot of the humor is pretty great, too. A lot of the characters we've been teased about will have me waiting for more, and giving some on Patreon.
However, there's some issues. One of the bigger one is MC's cock (no pun intended). It seems like every scene, the MC's penis changes sizes. In one, it's just a pretty big dick, kind of like MC's from Summertime Saga. In another scene, it's a vein-riddled horse-cock the size of a tree stump. There's just no consistency behind it.
Another problem I hope can be fixed before 1.0 are the nonsensical and convoluted puzzles. I get it, it's a game, we need stuff to do and conflicts to overcome. Coloring the ruler to be the same as the floorboards, and randomly placing it inside the house on the landing with no hint whatsoever? That's asshole design.
Overall, I had a lot of fun with the game, and some of the art is definitely going in the fap folder.
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Don't even know why people are complaining about the use of Unity versus Ren'Py. TT plays exactly like a Ren'Py game; even the saving UI is similar.
- Apr 22, 2018
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The only bitch I have about unity is when it breaks it normally locks up my machine badly. This game has a few bugs but nothing that serious. I think this is a good game even with the bugs you can still progress at least that has been my experience. With renp'y if you have a bug it usually does not bsod but you can't generally keep moving on either. I have played at least one exceptional unity game that being Pink Tea's newest creation Elvin Conquest (BTW part 2 of that is in development currently). As far as mechanics goes TT is not to bad and the content is a most definite WIN. Of course I hope they will be able to clean things up a bit and I am sure they will. Quests poping up out of sequence shouldn't be that hard to fix and cleaning up the writing grammar and spelling shouldn't be too hard either , and of course being called peter randomly after you change the name again not difficult. I have faith in Raven and Uber to put out a quality game at the end. I think people tend to forget the fact that it is still in development IE not finished...
- Feb 5, 2018
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