Looks great. However I hope this will not be one of those rhythm games that are easier to play sounds off.
Well, it's certainly pretty interesting so far. The visuals do look great, the game seems like it could be a lot of fun if they follow through with it. Though, I have to assume that the actual rhythm aspect has yet to be fully implemented, as you can just mash movement regardless of any sort of timing.
Looking forward to seeing where this goes in the future, I wish it all the best!
Looking forward to seeing where this goes in the future, I wish it all the best!
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Correct timing does affect lockpicking. Wrong timing fails to open the chests and fails to get money out of an open chest. But since there's no punishment for being wrong...
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so wild pressing around on the keys is wrong here XD. They made a rhythm game here. The game over is also missing. But just demo XD.
But what you could see now it's a nice idea. And has a lot of potential to expand. Ne level selection. Coins to enhance or learn skills. and and and... Everything is given.
But that is up to the maker of the game how he wants to implement it. ^^ But about the game.
It ran smoothly and couldn't find any problems. no bugs either. So keep it up.
Just a little tip. If you've seen Zelda Rytmus play. I would also incorporate a music change in certain places. That gives the game a better self-dynamics ^^
But what you could see now it's a nice idea. And has a lot of potential to expand. Ne level selection. Coins to enhance or learn skills. and and and... Everything is given.
But that is up to the maker of the game how he wants to implement it. ^^ But about the game.
It ran smoothly and couldn't find any problems. no bugs either. So keep it up.
Just a little tip. If you've seen Zelda Rytmus play. I would also incorporate a music change in certain places. That gives the game a better self-dynamics ^^
Rate this a 3/5 stars. It's a proof of concept, emphasis on the "concept". Personally I think the game is a great idea, but the demo is missing 70-80% of the gameplay mechanics you'd expect there to be (health/stamina has no effect, buttonmashing doesn't get penalized, and all the enemies have the same pattern). Looking forward to its development; I think it's got a lot of potential.
hell yeah, love this. cute as anything. hope for enemies to have their own status effects that they apply to you. great work, and i appreciate the rhythm element. as long as enemies eventually get their own movement, i'm sure the "no punishment for mashing" comments will wane.
At the moment, you're really not missing anything. The screenshots show you the entirety of what's currently available. In its current state there's almost no gameplay either, you just move around a few rooms on the one floor and escape from the one trap.
Anyone happen to have said update? I hear it did add in fail states so the game is less of a prototype in the newer update.
also I am delightfully surprised to say this exceeded my expectations, although it is only a prototype.
Fits the theme exactly and it hits the spot to just pass between casual lewd games and furry lewd games. If future game mechanics pays off, it could hit the genre just right to win over both furry and non-furry fans.
So, someone has got the update to share with us? It would be an huge shame if this thread doesn't get updated.