Have you considered reaching out and collabing with one of the artists you like who dont already do games? Know theres a few artists out there that have considered games but the effort of learning how to do it takes a lot of work so they never do it. Personally think the bimbo artstyle of leticia latx or fiddlestix would be perfect if you were looking to do 3d characters again. Mr Phoenyxx potentially as well. Or whoever is in your realm of preference. You could also make your own again of course. Just want to say my main gripe in the last game was the main character's post-surgery boobs didnt really have an implant shape and face didnt look bimbo-y. My guess was a lack of boob and plastic surgery morphs in Daz which are available on the other site you have this game on. That also takes a lot of time to get right for each character which is why id recommend a collab with someone who loves to do all that and doesnt mind the time it takes to get it right. Promotes their work and also removes the gray area of using other people's artwork so its a win win. Your last game was simple fun and I enjoyed your humor. I miss content like that and theres only so much replayability in this type of content unfortunately.
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These artists are definitely better at doing 3D bimbos for sure, this was my first attempt at it, I know it would get better with time but that's the one thing I lack at the moment. Reaching out to those artists could work if they're down to make a game, but we'd have to be very aligned on what that game would be, what to include or not etc. I'm very precise on what I like and don't.
Understandable. Everyone has specific preferences. Which is why id find whoever are your favorite content creators who dont make games themselves. Best case scenario you dabble in daz again and get full control of your preferences. Ive dabbled myself and its fun having the freedom to make your own characters to your parameters. The issue is it takes a lot of time and learning to make things just right and rendering how you want it so having someone who knows all the ins and outs just saves you a ton of labor. If they're down just be upfront about what you like and be willing to negotiate. Chances are if theyre aligned with your preferences they're not going to be mad about a new opportunity to expand their base. Id volunteer myself but my issue is more about hardware since i run an intel mac which struggles with absurd render times and throttles important functionality within daz.