How to get birthing scene? I'm already at the final level and also turned on the option but I haven't gotten the scene yet
You need resources from the Endless Nightmare and Eve's Potion from Crafting.
I don't remember, look in the craft and scroll down, there should be Eva's potion there.
bro you can inv me your most recent save file?,
I had to replace and format my SSD and lost everything on it, and the save file was on the last level with 80% of the journey completed.
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Does anyone know how to actually get this game to open in RPG Maker MZ? I want to make some fudge the numbers a bit and make some personal edits to it, but the game just refuses to be opened in the engine editor.
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No idea how to do that. Most people go to an online save editor (
You must be registered to see the links
) and edit their save.
Usually, to open an RPG Maker game in RPG Maker itself, you just start a new project and copy the project file to the game's folder. In this case, the .rmmzproject file is what you are looking for. I tried to do it but due to what I believe is encrypted files, RPG Maker couldn't read the .json files for some reason.
I replaced all of the unable to be read files but kept the working ones in. I was able to open the project but most of the data is gone. I'm sure that if all the files are decrypted first, then all you would have to do is just copy the .rmmzproject file from the blank project into the game folder and you should be good.
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There might be something in this forum that might help.
https://f95zone.to/forums/dev-tools-guides.44/?prefix_id=2
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The seeds in her body are the pregnancy. If you mean how to birth them out, then you need to craft the potion of eve and consume it in a safe zone. The recipe is bought from one of the vendors and I can't remember what the exact ingredients are. Fairly sure one of them is an apple.
When using the Potion of Eve, the spawn runs away after giving birth. Is it just flavor text, or can you find it again in some kind of special encounter?
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You need to disable "all-ages mode" in the options menu in order to allow grabs.
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Welp, I finally got around to picking this out of my back-log. I've had my eye on it for quite a while, long before it was finished... but I decided to leave it be for a long time because... well, because the dev is quite frankly an asshole. Any Dev who thinks that inconveniencing their customers for the sake of "fighting piracy" is in any way an ok idea is not a dev I'd ever want to support. Usually, I prefer to buy the games I find around here if they're decent, especially for smaller or newer devs that don't have big, established fan bases... but for this guy? Nope. Never gonna buy one of their games. I don't care how good they get.
Moving on. This game! The first thing that I think is worth noting about this game is the fact that it actually tries to be a Hentai game... and by that, I mean that it tries to integrate the smut into the gameplay and story to an extent. That said, it doesn't have that much of a story and relies primarily and zombie apocalypse cliches and the like. You get enough to get an idea of who Beatrice is, but it doesn't really elaborate on the situation she's in all that much, or if she's actually the original Beatrice or a super-soldier clone of her or something. To say nothing of the random cat-girl. Or what Belpher's deal is. Or what a "Perfect Unit" is supposed to be... or a lot of things really...
Basically, this is not a game worth playing for the story, or for anyone who's focused on stories. Hell, the smut doesn't seem to have any impact on the story whatsoever. It doesn't seem to matter if Beatrice is a virgin or if she's fucked every single monster and person that she could possibly fuck in those tunnels.
All of the dev's effort was clearly on the gameplay, and it shows in a number of ways. Every one of the enemies in the game have distinct moves, styles and in various cases, weaknesses and resistances to various weapons. The weapons themselves feel distinct and have various strengths and weaknesses. The various passives that Beatrice can learn are all useful to some degree or another and make a difference to the gameplay in various ways. So on and so forth. The game actually makes you think at least to an extent, and it's not just "pick the strongest weapon and blast everything to death", nor is it always obvious what the best move will be in terms of what skills to learn and when. Add in the various mutations that monsters can have, and the gameplay can keep you busy for a while.
Obviously, mileage will vary in terms of enjoyment. The game is designed around the idea of repeated exploration runs and grinding, so it's not for the people that don't enjoy the grind. Complaining about the grind in this game is the same as complaining about the grind in games like Diablo/Path of Exile/-insert your favorite grindy game here-. Basically, it's stupid.
Now, the game also has H-stuff integrated into its gameplay, as mentioned before. Almost every single enemy has the ability to try and restrain and rape Beatrice. There are only 2 that I'm aware of who don't have an H-attack, the final boss (Possibly because Beatrice is his sister? Genetically if not literally.) and the purple cat-girl that can show up in the 2nd level's decontamination rooms. Aside from that, everything, including the enemies in the post-game, can rape Beatrice. Though admittedly, I haven't found that one pair of wolves or whatever they're supposed to be in Endless Mode, and I'm not sure I'll bother since I don't know if finding them is a matter of depth or a matter of randomness.
The dev also included certain mechanics around the H-stuff. Beatrice has an "Excitement/Adrenaline" gauge which rises in particular with H-actions and sex, and the higher it is, the more of a damage buff she gets. However, this also comes with a higher risk of her becoming fertilized, or rather, seeded by her enemy, if they get to cum inside her, and beyond that, them cumming in her also increases her virus gauge which causes the exploration to fail if it's ever filled up. What this means is that to an extent, you can actually use enemies raping Beatrice strategically to increase her Excitement gauge, which means she does more damage and thus you need less ammo to kill various things, not to mention that you kill shit faster in general. Furthermore, while an enemy is fucking Beatrice, others present don't attack her, and there are ways to use this to your advantage. (Eg. Setting enemies on fire, which gives them damage on each of their turn, and then getting fucked by one while they burn and potentially die. Or taking that time to wait out buffs on the enemy so you can engage them more easily when they're not buffed.)
Even being impregnated can potentially be useful as any seed that "catches" so to speak affects Beatrice's stats in various ways, though it's a mixture of positive and negative. How much of that is useful or not depends on your playstyle. Most seed-buffs are kind of useless since they affect SP/HP/AGI, and, with some patience, you can actually grind these stats via encountering cats and feeding them fish. It's slow... but getting Beatrice pregnant is also slow, so eh. On the other hand, the seeds can give you stats you can't increase normally, in addition to debuffs, like attack and crit chance, so getting those might be beneficial. Though one has to keep in mind the fact that Beatrice being pregnant also causes her to lose turns sometimes, which can really fuck up a run.
Besides that, sexual experiences allows Beatrice to pick up special passives that she can invest perk points into, like passives that reduce the amount of virus she gets from creampies or skills that let her escape restraint more easily and so on.
I personally haven't experimented much with this, for the simple fact that, quite frankly, the game is easier in some ways by playing as a virgin. What do I mean by that? Well. As a virgin, Beatrice has the ability to break out of restraint for sure when enemies try to take her vaginal virginity, by mashing the Z key and using some SP. This is pretty cheap, works every time, and preserves her position in the turn order which generally means that you end up able to act right away more often than not. There's only ONE enemy in the entire game that fucks her ass from what I've seen, and that's the Arachne, which is exclusive to Endless mode, so this trick basically works every time.
Ultimately, the problem is that the H-stuff is of debatable enjoyment during actual gameplay, since it's inconsistent for a long time (though I think there's some skills that can change that...), so to really enjoy that stuff, you pretty much have to rely on the simulation mode, and that's inconvenient because you can't really put in whatever mixture of enemies you want to fight, so you have to take them one at a time.
Also, some stuff doesn't really have a gallery, like the scenes with the janitor/technician old man on the 1st level, or the encounters with the DoD dude in Endless mode, which makes them a pain in the ass to access if you particularly enjoy them.
I beat the game at ~lvl 70 on Normal Mode, and the only reason why I didn't do it sooner is because I kept messing around with the lower levels to see some events. (Why is the plant in the decontamination room so rare!?)
But Ixy, I hear you say, what about Hard Mode? Well, I did mess around with that too. Hard Mode in my opinion should be renamed Tedious Mode, because it doesn't actually change the way you play the game or require particularly more skill. It just requires more patience. Things hit harder in Hard Mode and you have less ammo for all weapons... except the Shotgun which gains 5 ammo going to 35 from 30 for whatever reason... However, what that does, primarily, is that it takes longer to do things and you end up needing a higher level for various things... but the tactics are all the same for every enemy and potential combination. It also doesn't really change the odds of Beatrice getting fucked, because escaping from enemies isn't one of the things affected by Hard Mode.
Honestly, I wouldn't really recommend bothering with Hard Mode unless you really want to waste a lot of time. It's not like some games out there where higher difficulty actually requires you to tighten up your tactics and git gud and whatnot. You just have to grind a lot more than on Normal mode... and even then, how much more will depend a lot on the luck of your runs and what skills you find in chests and whatnot.
Plus, there's nothing extra in Hard Mode either, so just don't bother.
Leaving that aside, I'll talk a bit about Endless Mode.
Endless Mode gets unlocked after you beat the Final Boss and basically finish the story (and end up left with more questions than answers). Endless Mode is, as it sounds, an Exploration that doesn't end unless Beatrice gets defeated or you retreat. Enemies are random and become stronger with every step, and on every 20th step, there's a boss fight. So 20/40/60/etc. Endless Mode also has a few things that aren't in the main story, like some new enemies to add to the fuck-list so to speak, as well as the option to get one extra weapon (the SMG), plus the collection of special ores which you can exchange with the DoD guy eventually for special accessories.
My first run went up to lvl 62, and I have yet to do another, but I got uber lucky by the looks of things and got the conditions to get the SMG during this run...
The thing is, Endless Mode was pretty clearly designed as a resource dump. What do I mean by that? Well, the amount of XP enemies grant in that mode is trash and the amount of money you can make off of it is not great either. Also, since enemies become increasingly tanky and hit increasingly harder, you end up needing more and more ammo and consumables to deal with stuff, all while not actually getting any stronger as you move forward. The end result being that you won't make any profit out of it for the most part aside from the ore and possibly passives to learn if you get lucky with chests and whatnot... but then you have to go back to the regular levels to grind XP and get passives unlock. On top of THAT, entry into Endless Mode costs money, 10k to be exact, though I think there's another way to earn badges to enter that place.
All in all, the game is basically designed to let you play it for a long time, though how effective that is depends on how much the player enjoys grinding, because it runs out of truly new stuff to throw at you not that long after you mess with Endless Mode, depending on luck.
That said, I'd say it's weak in some ways as an H-game. It's difficult to really enjoy the smut outside of the simulation room, and at that point, why even bother with a game in the 1st place, one may wonder? That said, part of the problem with that is because I like long H-scenes and whatnot, and this game doesn't really have "scenes" in the conventional sense of the word. It has art and animations, but you can't really call them scenes. Whether you play the game or look the stuff up in a video gallery or some such, there's not much difference, because there's no real context to the stuff that matters.
Even so, if you like what the game's focused on, it's a pretty good game in the general sense and the fact that the dev actually tried to mix up the H-stuff with the gameplay is a lot more than what most H-game devs do. It'd have worked better if you didn't get so many disadvantages from actually engaging with the smut. If things were a tad more balanced, it'd be more efficient, but in the current form, it's just plain strategically easier to ignore it all until you tackle Endless Mode, where you may actually want to "build" up seed buffs and whatnot to help push deeper.
Still, an impressive effort. Shame that the dev's a total asshole idiot with an EA mentality. This is the kind of game I'd normally totally love spending my limited funds on... If I were to rate it, I'd probably give it 4 stars? 3.5 if I wanted to be particularly critical of things. For what it's designed to be, it's pretty great, even if I think some things could be improved, the fact of the matter is that it's head and shoulders above plenty of other games. While I would have preferred more story and whatnot, I can always respect a game that has solid gameplay and a focus on it.
Moving on. This game! The first thing that I think is worth noting about this game is the fact that it actually tries to be a Hentai game... and by that, I mean that it tries to integrate the smut into the gameplay and story to an extent. That said, it doesn't have that much of a story and relies primarily and zombie apocalypse cliches and the like. You get enough to get an idea of who Beatrice is, but it doesn't really elaborate on the situation she's in all that much, or if she's actually the original Beatrice or a super-soldier clone of her or something. To say nothing of the random cat-girl. Or what Belpher's deal is. Or what a "Perfect Unit" is supposed to be... or a lot of things really...
Basically, this is not a game worth playing for the story, or for anyone who's focused on stories. Hell, the smut doesn't seem to have any impact on the story whatsoever. It doesn't seem to matter if Beatrice is a virgin or if she's fucked every single monster and person that she could possibly fuck in those tunnels.
All of the dev's effort was clearly on the gameplay, and it shows in a number of ways. Every one of the enemies in the game have distinct moves, styles and in various cases, weaknesses and resistances to various weapons. The weapons themselves feel distinct and have various strengths and weaknesses. The various passives that Beatrice can learn are all useful to some degree or another and make a difference to the gameplay in various ways. So on and so forth. The game actually makes you think at least to an extent, and it's not just "pick the strongest weapon and blast everything to death", nor is it always obvious what the best move will be in terms of what skills to learn and when. Add in the various mutations that monsters can have, and the gameplay can keep you busy for a while.
Obviously, mileage will vary in terms of enjoyment. The game is designed around the idea of repeated exploration runs and grinding, so it's not for the people that don't enjoy the grind. Complaining about the grind in this game is the same as complaining about the grind in games like Diablo/Path of Exile/-insert your favorite grindy game here-. Basically, it's stupid.
Now, the game also has H-stuff integrated into its gameplay, as mentioned before. Almost every single enemy has the ability to try and restrain and rape Beatrice. There are only 2 that I'm aware of who don't have an H-attack, the final boss (Possibly because Beatrice is his sister? Genetically if not literally.) and the purple cat-girl that can show up in the 2nd level's decontamination rooms. Aside from that, everything, including the enemies in the post-game, can rape Beatrice. Though admittedly, I haven't found that one pair of wolves or whatever they're supposed to be in Endless Mode, and I'm not sure I'll bother since I don't know if finding them is a matter of depth or a matter of randomness.
The dev also included certain mechanics around the H-stuff. Beatrice has an "Excitement/Adrenaline" gauge which rises in particular with H-actions and sex, and the higher it is, the more of a damage buff she gets. However, this also comes with a higher risk of her becoming fertilized, or rather, seeded by her enemy, if they get to cum inside her, and beyond that, them cumming in her also increases her virus gauge which causes the exploration to fail if it's ever filled up. What this means is that to an extent, you can actually use enemies raping Beatrice strategically to increase her Excitement gauge, which means she does more damage and thus you need less ammo to kill various things, not to mention that you kill shit faster in general. Furthermore, while an enemy is fucking Beatrice, others present don't attack her, and there are ways to use this to your advantage. (Eg. Setting enemies on fire, which gives them damage on each of their turn, and then getting fucked by one while they burn and potentially die. Or taking that time to wait out buffs on the enemy so you can engage them more easily when they're not buffed.)
Even being impregnated can potentially be useful as any seed that "catches" so to speak affects Beatrice's stats in various ways, though it's a mixture of positive and negative. How much of that is useful or not depends on your playstyle. Most seed-buffs are kind of useless since they affect SP/HP/AGI, and, with some patience, you can actually grind these stats via encountering cats and feeding them fish. It's slow... but getting Beatrice pregnant is also slow, so eh. On the other hand, the seeds can give you stats you can't increase normally, in addition to debuffs, like attack and crit chance, so getting those might be beneficial. Though one has to keep in mind the fact that Beatrice being pregnant also causes her to lose turns sometimes, which can really fuck up a run.
Besides that, sexual experiences allows Beatrice to pick up special passives that she can invest perk points into, like passives that reduce the amount of virus she gets from creampies or skills that let her escape restraint more easily and so on.
I personally haven't experimented much with this, for the simple fact that, quite frankly, the game is easier in some ways by playing as a virgin. What do I mean by that? Well. As a virgin, Beatrice has the ability to break out of restraint for sure when enemies try to take her vaginal virginity, by mashing the Z key and using some SP. This is pretty cheap, works every time, and preserves her position in the turn order which generally means that you end up able to act right away more often than not. There's only ONE enemy in the entire game that fucks her ass from what I've seen, and that's the Arachne, which is exclusive to Endless mode, so this trick basically works every time.
Ultimately, the problem is that the H-stuff is of debatable enjoyment during actual gameplay, since it's inconsistent for a long time (though I think there's some skills that can change that...), so to really enjoy that stuff, you pretty much have to rely on the simulation mode, and that's inconvenient because you can't really put in whatever mixture of enemies you want to fight, so you have to take them one at a time.
Also, some stuff doesn't really have a gallery, like the scenes with the janitor/technician old man on the 1st level, or the encounters with the DoD dude in Endless mode, which makes them a pain in the ass to access if you particularly enjoy them.
I beat the game at ~lvl 70 on Normal Mode, and the only reason why I didn't do it sooner is because I kept messing around with the lower levels to see some events. (Why is the plant in the decontamination room so rare!?)
But Ixy, I hear you say, what about Hard Mode? Well, I did mess around with that too. Hard Mode in my opinion should be renamed Tedious Mode, because it doesn't actually change the way you play the game or require particularly more skill. It just requires more patience. Things hit harder in Hard Mode and you have less ammo for all weapons... except the Shotgun which gains 5 ammo going to 35 from 30 for whatever reason... However, what that does, primarily, is that it takes longer to do things and you end up needing a higher level for various things... but the tactics are all the same for every enemy and potential combination. It also doesn't really change the odds of Beatrice getting fucked, because escaping from enemies isn't one of the things affected by Hard Mode.
Honestly, I wouldn't really recommend bothering with Hard Mode unless you really want to waste a lot of time. It's not like some games out there where higher difficulty actually requires you to tighten up your tactics and git gud and whatnot. You just have to grind a lot more than on Normal mode... and even then, how much more will depend a lot on the luck of your runs and what skills you find in chests and whatnot.
Plus, there's nothing extra in Hard Mode either, so just don't bother.
Leaving that aside, I'll talk a bit about Endless Mode.
Endless Mode gets unlocked after you beat the Final Boss and basically finish the story (and end up left with more questions than answers). Endless Mode is, as it sounds, an Exploration that doesn't end unless Beatrice gets defeated or you retreat. Enemies are random and become stronger with every step, and on every 20th step, there's a boss fight. So 20/40/60/etc. Endless Mode also has a few things that aren't in the main story, like some new enemies to add to the fuck-list so to speak, as well as the option to get one extra weapon (the SMG), plus the collection of special ores which you can exchange with the DoD guy eventually for special accessories.
My first run went up to lvl 62, and I have yet to do another, but I got uber lucky by the looks of things and got the conditions to get the SMG during this run...
The thing is, Endless Mode was pretty clearly designed as a resource dump. What do I mean by that? Well, the amount of XP enemies grant in that mode is trash and the amount of money you can make off of it is not great either. Also, since enemies become increasingly tanky and hit increasingly harder, you end up needing more and more ammo and consumables to deal with stuff, all while not actually getting any stronger as you move forward. The end result being that you won't make any profit out of it for the most part aside from the ore and possibly passives to learn if you get lucky with chests and whatnot... but then you have to go back to the regular levels to grind XP and get passives unlock. On top of THAT, entry into Endless Mode costs money, 10k to be exact, though I think there's another way to earn badges to enter that place.
All in all, the game is basically designed to let you play it for a long time, though how effective that is depends on how much the player enjoys grinding, because it runs out of truly new stuff to throw at you not that long after you mess with Endless Mode, depending on luck.
That said, I'd say it's weak in some ways as an H-game. It's difficult to really enjoy the smut outside of the simulation room, and at that point, why even bother with a game in the 1st place, one may wonder? That said, part of the problem with that is because I like long H-scenes and whatnot, and this game doesn't really have "scenes" in the conventional sense of the word. It has art and animations, but you can't really call them scenes. Whether you play the game or look the stuff up in a video gallery or some such, there's not much difference, because there's no real context to the stuff that matters.
Even so, if you like what the game's focused on, it's a pretty good game in the general sense and the fact that the dev actually tried to mix up the H-stuff with the gameplay is a lot more than what most H-game devs do. It'd have worked better if you didn't get so many disadvantages from actually engaging with the smut. If things were a tad more balanced, it'd be more efficient, but in the current form, it's just plain strategically easier to ignore it all until you tackle Endless Mode, where you may actually want to "build" up seed buffs and whatnot to help push deeper.
Still, an impressive effort. Shame that the dev's a total asshole idiot with an EA mentality. This is the kind of game I'd normally totally love spending my limited funds on... If I were to rate it, I'd probably give it 4 stars? 3.5 if I wanted to be particularly critical of things. For what it's designed to be, it's pretty great, even if I think some things could be improved, the fact of the matter is that it's head and shoulders above plenty of other games. While I would have preferred more story and whatnot, I can always respect a game that has solid gameplay and a focus on it.
