Foreword
First of all, I'm truly grateful for all the games I can use for free on this site.
I've played a number of games over the past four years, and there have been some real gems and true highlights.
I certainly understand the desire to receive recognition for one's work, including in the form of compensation.
But many people forget that these games and their sometimes hardcore fetishes aren't something that can or should be marketed commercially.
Developers who publish their games on Steam are, with all due respect, incredibly stupid.
It draws unnecessary attention to these games, which aren't just vanilla and are viewed as a scandal by many moralizing and uptight people.
No Mercy was a good example; even in my country, major magazines focused on it, and it was torn to pieces, and the sensationalism is leading to sites like F95zone getting unwanted attention.
Get your money from Patreon or other sites that no one will find unless they explicitly search for them or must pay for.
The Review
Positive:
This game is really good in terms of the UI, animation, and many little details. The "story" (no offense intended) doesn't take itself seriously, and the number of cultural references is brilliant.
Someone my age appreciates that, too.
The hidden secrets are great and
There are several ideas for a larger game with more depth.....
The big but.......
The playtime was about 5 hours, and the content was manageable, at least in the free version.
The advertising for both Steam and Patreon was incredibly intrusive.
Wouldn't be bad if a large part of the content wasn't behind a paywall,
and wouldn't said advertising lead to a bug that prevents you from continuing to play, forcing you to skip an event from one of the three small bonus updates.
Real talk to the developer: What you're suggesting will probably get banned even on F95Zone if it comes to explicit scenes.
If that's already a problem here, what do you think will happen on Steam?
So I have to ask myself, is this truly professional game just another cash grab that can't live up to its expectations?
I've played such good games that were completely free.
You have the talent and a team behind it; don't waste it for a few bucks. Finish the thing first and then charge for it, but please not on commercial sites like Steam.
3 out of 5
-1 Advertising that leads to bugs
-1 Expectations that the game raises but won't be able to live up to.
First of all, I'm truly grateful for all the games I can use for free on this site.
I've played a number of games over the past four years, and there have been some real gems and true highlights.
I certainly understand the desire to receive recognition for one's work, including in the form of compensation.
But many people forget that these games and their sometimes hardcore fetishes aren't something that can or should be marketed commercially.
Developers who publish their games on Steam are, with all due respect, incredibly stupid.
It draws unnecessary attention to these games, which aren't just vanilla and are viewed as a scandal by many moralizing and uptight people.
No Mercy was a good example; even in my country, major magazines focused on it, and it was torn to pieces, and the sensationalism is leading to sites like F95zone getting unwanted attention.
Get your money from Patreon or other sites that no one will find unless they explicitly search for them or must pay for.
The Review
Positive:
This game is really good in terms of the UI, animation, and many little details. The "story" (no offense intended) doesn't take itself seriously, and the number of cultural references is brilliant.
Someone my age appreciates that, too.
The hidden secrets are great and
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The big but.......
The playtime was about 5 hours, and the content was manageable, at least in the free version.
The advertising for both Steam and Patreon was incredibly intrusive.
Wouldn't be bad if a large part of the content wasn't behind a paywall,
and wouldn't said advertising lead to a bug that prevents you from continuing to play, forcing you to skip an event from one of the three small bonus updates.
Real talk to the developer: What you're suggesting will probably get banned even on F95Zone if it comes to explicit scenes.
If that's already a problem here, what do you think will happen on Steam?
So I have to ask myself, is this truly professional game just another cash grab that can't live up to its expectations?
I've played such good games that were completely free.
You have the talent and a team behind it; don't waste it for a few bucks. Finish the thing first and then charge for it, but please not on commercial sites like Steam.
3 out of 5
-1 Advertising that leads to bugs
-1 Expectations that the game raises but won't be able to live up to.