Devo dizer que o trailer desse jogo me surpreendeu, artes lindas, história promissora, bela trilha sonora e o melhor, com tradução para Português do Brasil!
Himura974
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If you find it inappropriate to accept free translations of your game, that's fine. The choice is yours as the developer. I hope your game sales exceed your expectations, good luck, I consider you a great developer. Analyzing the story of "It Gets So Lonely Here," which is very good, including the gravedigger's theme song, which is my favorite 😉
Indeed, translating games is generally expensive. But aren't there independent teams that translate for free? Mentioning "It Gets So Lonely Here" again, wouldn't Fepulo, the person who translated that game, be one of those people who translated for free? Or in the case of "It Gets So Lonely Here," was the translation only possible because the game was free?
I liked this game; however, one of the things that bothered me was the drink mechanics, after all, I don't understand anything about beverages. During the preparation, the game should help the player by indicating which ingredients to use to win the girls' affection, even if it were something simple, like hints given in the protagonist's dialogue. Also, the ingredient names being in English makes it very difficult, as my knowledge of the language is not advanced enough. Rating: 7/10.
I have a tip for you, Dev. When translating into Brazilian Portuguese (which would be really cool), instead of using Google Translate, why not get in touch with independent game translation teams (specifically for visual novels like this one) I have some good tips, for example, the Zero Force Translation team (although I'm not sure if they are still active) has already translated games like Clannad and Lucy; this team is very skilled. We also have VNX+- which has translated and is still translating games from the Nekopara franchise, another great team, and we have others like Eromangá and Hanabiworks
PS.: I'm sorry if you don't use Google Translate but rather contact some teams, I think Google Translate is generally used a lot by Independent Developers, since technically speaking it is easy to use.