Of course we'd stick around! To date, all of the things you've made are absolutely peak! Some of them required punching your brain through a bunch of stupid little hoops, but we still got there! AND we appreciate all the effort you put in. Merry Christmas! Happy holidays! Happy Kwanzaa, if you feel so inclined!
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Incredibly fun (albeit simple) first foray into the Isle of Eros. Four endings did I find, and a clue of moderate import to my peers: you can open the coconut in the demo, it just requires a little perseverance. Excited for this to be a full game! I'm certain it'll knock my socks off (and perhaps blast a few bras off as well!)
"I need an idea of where to start from here" Well wouldn't you know it, being honest, apologizing, and asking for help are prime steps number 1, 2, and 3. The way I see it, the best course of action now is polishing this game to a workable state (Remove any "not available in this build" stuff and make an ending) and then get started on 3. If, in the process of working on 3, you feel a strong lingering desire to see your world fulfilled, at THAT point start thinking about/working on a port/sequel to this game. BUT! at the end of the day, the ball is in your court, and you are not me. Look at all the advice we give, look at yourself, and make a decision. If you regret it, you can stop or start again at any time. Ain't that just nifty?
Yoohoo! This was not an unforeseen event on the horizon (money can be exchanged for goods and services) but now that the browser edition is functionally complete, it bears mention once more: On completion, you mentioned the intent to allow Android users to play as well, but what about us poor unfortunate souls on Mac?
An excellent start on your adventure into gamedev! I got into the world of "growing assets" via boobs, but you can't turn down a finely sculpted rump. Aside from my desire to have a version either playable on Mac or in browser ( I can play via emulator but it's a little jank), I can tell this game has the legs to stand on and the passion to actually go somewhere. I will mention, there's exactly one other game I can think of that's decidedly AE focused, being Yamanuski. Tally Ho!
It feels a bit bad for the first two comments to be about this, but it goes to show the importance of playability: You think there'll be a Mac version available at some point? This looks genuinely amazing and I'd love to be able to play it. If a port seems like it isn't feasible, having a version you can run in browser is a generally accepted alternative.
Howdy! Saw this highly reviewed by a couple folks I follow, so I came by to check it out. I'm still not sure how hard it is to do, but if you could set up a version that works on Mac, that'd be stellar (I imagine the linux and mobile people want one too, a Web version should cover all your bases in a pinch) If this is built in RPGMaker, I can just hit the funny file shuffle special to get it to run, but I'd love a proper port.
Couple of things, firstly being: it didn't even cross my mind to combine the dino grabber with the eye so I just rawdogged the potions based off of memory. Second, during the goblinifying there's red text saying "DEX+" which feels weird since it's a stat buff, and lastly, thank you very much for thee continued development of this game, even with the whole "These companies let people PAY for FREAKY NSFW GAMES?????" thing going on.
I'm firmly of the opinion you should only add more modes if it's something you want to do, since it means EXPONENTIALLY more work, but if you decide that it is, there's three I can think of that would likely appeal to the widest audience. As mentioned in a few places, the addition of Udders and their expansion would be thematic; I know a small but very dedicated group who would very much appreciate ass/hip/thigh expansion; and lastly and least well baked (but perhaps simplest to implement), some kind of all-around expansion, which could be as simple as making multiple toggleable at the same time (and double checking nothing clips inside anything else)
As always, thank you very much for making and working on and polishing and updating this game.
PS: I know you said max two, but I figure it's best to give you the options and let you make the decision :3
Short, simple, fun! There was one thing I was surprised by, being that most scene changes happen by interacting, except for the ladder, which pulls up a prompt when you enter its proximity. Aside from that, there's no collision on the bottom half of the book case in the apartment (not terribly important, I just like rubbing my face on every surface in a game LMAO)