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Java Tales of Androgyny [v0.3.49.4] [Majalis]
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Yup. From now on - you are not alone.Thanks for getting my back there.
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I've got a question, does this game have more scenes later on as it progresses?
I'm asking, because this is the kind of game I've been looking for in a long time and I loved everything about it when I started playing a while ago. It just seemed that it lacked more art scenes in it.
I like reading a lot of text when it's well written (which it is), but I did miss some art to help illustrate a bit more what I was reading. Especially because the MC is gorgeous, I was hoping to see more of her.
I'm asking, because this is the kind of game I've been looking for in a long time and I loved everything about it when I started playing a while ago. It just seemed that it lacked more art scenes in it.
I like reading a lot of text when it's well written (which it is), but I did miss some art to help illustrate a bit more what I was reading. Especially because the MC is gorgeous, I was hoping to see more of her.
They've been adding artwork to the written scenes at least once every update lately, it'll have a decent amount of CG in a couple of months and they seem to have a good workflow going.
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Great to hear. The only bag thing that caught my attention was the lack of art while there was so much text describing a scene, although it isn't as bad as in other games. I think it isn't even necessary to have animation in them, just one illustration is enough in most cases.
I'm really liking this game though.
It's come long way since it was first released, only decent game with trap content. And the writing for scenes is among the best in porn games in general.
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Yes, the writing is excellent. One the few games which it's worth reading every bit of it.
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I cannot answer that any way better than in a spoiler below...
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EDIT: Also for the record: for someone whos reading this for a first time please keep in mind... Scenes are not graphical content. They are available dialogue options - by buttons - to choose. Depending of your character build - you will have more or less (grayed out) dialogue options to choose.
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The "soft lock" is a pending game over state.
Once you marry Jack or Ella, it's a game over.
There aren't any that are straight locked by class. Mage is probably the toughest to start with.
You only need to really know what you're doing in story mode. If you make bad choices there you can easily get stuck.
The sense that this game makes comes as a combination of several different game concepts, so people who're looking for a "pure" experience might be confused or frustrated by some of it.
At its onset it was a straight-out violated heroine game but with hapless cute boys and futa monster girls instead of hapless cute girls and male monsters. The concept was "survive as long as you can before something fucks you into a game over", like all the rest.
As it progressed though it incorporated more inspiration from CoC (i.e. dominant victory sex and submissive loss rape) and took the concept into victorious virtuous hero vs. loser slut as a sliding scale; the more you win the more virtuous you stay and the more you lose the sluttier and more depraved you become. These aren't too heavily gated, though, so you can easily end up doing one of the slutty scenes and then run into one of the virtuous hero scenes.
Then on the side there are some dating sim-esque scenes with recruitable party members and none of these really fit into the whole hero vs. slut mechanic of the adventure portions and the mechanics of these are -very- barebones, there isn't really relationship progression or anything and everyone just sticks to their personalities (Urka is a rough-but-not-mean dominant, Trudy is a snarky switch who thinks he's way stronger than he is, Kylira is a sweet mostly-bottom who's bashful about his desires, Hiro is a gung-ho but cutely hapless switch).
People who just want something to jack it to find the format frustrating, especially with the complex battle system. You have to actually play a game and go around figuring out how to unlock scenes and so on. It's not easily conductive to "one-handed play". It tries to be broadly appealing, too, it's not one of those terrible sissy-fetish games where everything is about how weak and pathetic the main character is or one of those equally terrible macho bimbo games where everyone is a dumb slut there to be mind-controlled or whatever by the main character. It's a mix of things and you have to meet it where it is so to speak, the implementation isn't perfect.
meh would rather kylira finally unleash her controlling side and fuck hiro but can't get everything you want :^)Looks like only one new piece of art this week but it's one of the best Alis has ever drawn in my opinion.
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Now I want to see it animated.
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Yep, it would certainly fit better with the core theme of the game and artist. But of all the hiro-dom content to appease the minority, I find Kyliras stuff to be pretty good.