Joey_Boy
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Strelka
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- Mar 13, 2018
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Hello, I am normally a lurker, but was sadden to see that the artist/developer of TKAFT had purged and deleted all of their art. This link is a rip of all of their art as of Sept. 1(?) 2024, and may not be accurate of all of their latest twitter posts. I should mention that this is probably NOT all of the possible behind-the-scenes character designs and IS MOST LIKELY NOT all of the TKAFT images out there on the internet.
This also contains the image gallery for TKAFT converted from its .rpgmvp format located in drivename:\To Kill A Fairytale (Demo v1.1)\www\img\pictures, so don't view it if you would like to naturally obtain the scenes.
Please continue to enjoy Black Souls and its derivatives. Thanks.
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This also contains the image gallery for TKAFT converted from its .rpgmvp format located in drivename:\To Kill A Fairytale (Demo v1.1)\www\img\pictures, so don't view it if you would like to naturally obtain the scenes.
Please continue to enjoy Black Souls and its derivatives. Thanks.
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WeJustDisagree
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- Apr 23, 2021
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I may have enjoy reading the drama more than the game itself....
Uh, there’s red souls, a fan game that’s supposed to be pretty totally different, and rabbit country, a fan DLC. Those are the ones I know about, but IIRC they’re both in development.
don’t worry though. Toro is just one CG away from releasing Dead Red Hood
1. any pointers on were I can find red souls and rabbit country?
2. now that's some good news.
People are saying this game has no rape scenes; is that still the case? Because I'm not playing a black souls knockoff with no rape, I'm a man of class.
before getting abandoned there is only one scene and even that is reverse rape by baldersnahtc if you get her to half hp before getting defeated
Edit: At least that I know of.
"WindDX "
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- Jul 18, 2018
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I've played a thousand abandoned games that had hella content that left me satisfied, but it's true that the general consensus here is that this ones not worth it.
Norkael
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- May 5, 2021
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The endless chase for Alice only leaves a void in your soul that can never be filled
The main problem is this is the first instance of the demo + minor addendum. So there is a lot of unfinished wip content. Right from the get go the game got set on fire and exploded.
It certainly has a nice theme and the art is charming. I say check it out it is worth it.
Its a shame the dev had such a kneejerk reaction and nuked everything but it is what it is
Amanda_Young2004
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- Aug 29, 2021
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Damnit, black souls but slightly fluffier sounds like EXACTLY the sort of game I'd love, sad this is dead.
FapDex
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- Mar 13, 2025
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Just stumbled back upon this thread, and I feel like I need to address the elephant in the room.
While I did pretty much move on, it certainly wasn't the community that made me leave. While there were a decent amount of members that I can tell you were just straight-up impossible to have a bearable discussion with, they were really just your common plains mouse. To sum it up briefly, I was removed from the project due to my controversial personality. This was mainly in part due to multiple project members actively not wanting my participation in the project, and I still openly hold those people solely responsible for being the ones who well and truly fucked up any chance of this game ever seeing a full release, in any state. They put far too much pressure on Alexy to remove me, and I can only imagine the fuel that this added to the ongoing fire publically.
I briefly came back on the project a few weeks later with Alexy's approval behind the scenes so as to not cause disorder among the rest of the project devs to rectify the terrible writing job that he and Rasin-- his friend and the other writer behind the scenes --had done. Due to constant disagreements over how the game should be written (mainly just "oh yeah? well what about yours?" child's play) I was then removed again from the project because I refused to work only with Rasin due to his complete incompetence as a writer, barely understanding the fundamental methods of writing a story, as well as him blaming my effort to quit smoking as to why I vehemently disagreed with his ideas. Fun fact, I started smoking again for other, deeper reasons now.
Due to being thrown off in such a sudden and explicit fashion, I leaked the narrative design document on one of the TKAF-related private servers which I can only assume was then shared around in the main server; not just the design document I had made, but also Alexy and Rasin's design document. This was not done to just get some sort of revenge, but more so to show exactly why I refused to work with Rasin. I have no idea what the reaction is nor have I bothered to ask.
To summarize the main problem with the development in one word? Pride. On all fronts, mine included. We all wanted TKAF to be something we individually wanted, and we really couldn't agree on anything. The only things we did agree on were the gameplay mechanics (which even then took a lot of compromise) which is what I chose not to leak out of personal respect for Kakite; not just for bringing me onto the project in the first place, but because during this time we were actually pretty close and were genuinely excited to theorize and test new gameplay mechanics and such. Obviously since then we haven't been on good terms, to say the least.
To everyone who wanted this game to be finished, I apologize on my behalf of myself and the rest of the project team for letting you all down. I understand we all wanted to see this game through to the end, but unfortunately when you have people who are both inexperienced and immature, it only leads to chaos and decay, even on smaller projects with fewer people. That's just the way the world is. I don't know if this game will ever see the light of day; maybe someone with more tact and talent will be able to. Who knows?
I haven't given up entirely, of course, but I'm not experienced in programming nor traditional art, so I really couldn't do this alone even if I wanted to currently. I'll see if I can salvage any of this myself though, atleast enough to create a stable foundation for a game to be made, if any of you are talented or interested enough in that.
Besides that, my involvement until further notice is officially on an indefinite hiatus. Thank you all.
The TKAF community wasn't the problem Pseudo had. It was ultimately me that led to the complete abandonment of TKAF by Pseudo, and while I still believe that my criticism of the game AND Pseudo was right, I cannot deny that this singular event caused a massive divide in the community, especially when I became an active participant in the development of the game and a staff member on the Discord. To blame the community for this is silly, because for the most part a FUCK ton of people disagreed with my critique, and they were some of the more regular members.
While I did pretty much move on, it certainly wasn't the community that made me leave. While there were a decent amount of members that I can tell you were just straight-up impossible to have a bearable discussion with, they were really just your common plains mouse. To sum it up briefly, I was removed from the project due to my controversial personality. This was mainly in part due to multiple project members actively not wanting my participation in the project, and I still openly hold those people solely responsible for being the ones who well and truly fucked up any chance of this game ever seeing a full release, in any state. They put far too much pressure on Alexy to remove me, and I can only imagine the fuel that this added to the ongoing fire publically.
I briefly came back on the project a few weeks later with Alexy's approval behind the scenes so as to not cause disorder among the rest of the project devs to rectify the terrible writing job that he and Rasin-- his friend and the other writer behind the scenes --had done. Due to constant disagreements over how the game should be written (mainly just "oh yeah? well what about yours?" child's play) I was then removed again from the project because I refused to work only with Rasin due to his complete incompetence as a writer, barely understanding the fundamental methods of writing a story, as well as him blaming my effort to quit smoking as to why I vehemently disagreed with his ideas. Fun fact, I started smoking again for other, deeper reasons now.
Due to being thrown off in such a sudden and explicit fashion, I leaked the narrative design document on one of the TKAF-related private servers which I can only assume was then shared around in the main server; not just the design document I had made, but also Alexy and Rasin's design document. This was not done to just get some sort of revenge, but more so to show exactly why I refused to work with Rasin. I have no idea what the reaction is nor have I bothered to ask.
To summarize the main problem with the development in one word? Pride. On all fronts, mine included. We all wanted TKAF to be something we individually wanted, and we really couldn't agree on anything. The only things we did agree on were the gameplay mechanics (which even then took a lot of compromise) which is what I chose not to leak out of personal respect for Kakite; not just for bringing me onto the project in the first place, but because during this time we were actually pretty close and were genuinely excited to theorize and test new gameplay mechanics and such. Obviously since then we haven't been on good terms, to say the least.
To everyone who wanted this game to be finished, I apologize on my behalf of myself and the rest of the project team for letting you all down. I understand we all wanted to see this game through to the end, but unfortunately when you have people who are both inexperienced and immature, it only leads to chaos and decay, even on smaller projects with fewer people. That's just the way the world is. I don't know if this game will ever see the light of day; maybe someone with more tact and talent will be able to. Who knows?
I haven't given up entirely, of course, but I'm not experienced in programming nor traditional art, so I really couldn't do this alone even if I wanted to currently. I'll see if I can salvage any of this myself though, atleast enough to create a stable foundation for a game to be made, if any of you are talented or interested enough in that.
Besides that, my involvement until further notice is officially on an indefinite hiatus. Thank you all.