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in all seriousness though, that sounds like a fun theme
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love the use of weird art. Feels very early 2000s. however, I might have misunderstood the use of 'adult' and 'erotic' was hoping for some sexy feral foxes, get that fur all nasty in the bedroom. But it wasn't really a particularly erotic experience.
Still enjoyable though. Will keep an eye on this for future updates for sure.
This is totally BS. these aren't even close to human, they are clearly monster girls. Anyone who does even the most surface-level delve into the culture knows that there are lots of themes like 'the skunk girl' but that doesn't make them children. Yeesh, there goes itch being a tyrant again. Glad your back for now, you really need to add a 'everyone is 18+" thing in the game's description, I will admit for those who are not part of the culture, they may just see the surface and judge, they need their hand held with the warning.
All my games have that warning so that no one can be confused by the ages. If I want mini-moe that's 180 thousand years old kissing on some potato, then at least I can be sure they know she's old, like really old. Which ties into a lot of human mythology from around the planet, truth be told these are not new ideas, their very old ones, thousands of years old, but our modern way of doing things means that people do need that extra warning to understand 'these are adults that just look cute and chibi'
I don't understand why their disabling your payments. you got a big tiddy anime girl in lewd scenarios, so what, I can list hundreds of if not thousands of other games with big tiddy anime girls that still make money.
Well, I'll be following on steam when it comes out there as well, I'm sorry to hear they targetted you. I feel like itch is either the best place or the worst place for us creators of the lewd, and it changes based on the mood the admin is in
update: I just had to post this because this is probably the exact reason why the lgbt community feels targetted. Both Dayshift at Freddies, and Five Nights at F**k Boys are both still on gamejolt. in one of them you can yiff the robot with sex toys, (off camera of course) in the other well... the name says it all.
So to take down similar but queer focused games kind of sends the wrong message for gamejolt when they leave these on there
lol thanks. this is not my sfw account though so my sfw games are not attached to TheCrimsonNight. Those are on TheCrimsonDM Rated T
what your saying makes perfect sense, its why I like itch actually. As far as what you said about kids, I mean why do you think we all stayed awake to watch toonami and then adult swim? Because Kagome shower scenes are the best lol (Its also one reason digimon beat pokemon for me, they know what's up), but then again so is the gallons of blood from the Wind Scar. To put it in easier to access movie terms, it seems like gamejolt bans pg13 and above games, but really until you hit rated R, your still a pg13 movie, all the saucy ladies, butts, and side boobs in the world won't change that (looking at you Dumb and Dumber 2)
but I like itch because I can still get lots of perfectly normal stories without having worry about seeing erotica mixed in if I'm avoiding it. No reason I should be able to buy a copy of Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle without any problems but I have to worry about a video game with similar jokes being taken down by overly stingy paranoid people lol.
I've only made a few 'endless' games myself. There's a certain appeal to them. Minecraft Beta, the long drive, Yumme Nikki, tower defense games. Games that you can play forever and never really quit.
but there is also a huge difference in design philosophy there that doesn't apply so well to games with more of a story focus, which is where I usually work. Both ideas are great, just different types of feeling you get from them.
I had thought similar too. But it would seem that they think that their main audience are 6 year olds and thus ban anything not approved for 6 year olds. So, a gay version of say, Inuyasha would no longer be allowed. I would argue most of my sfw work is somewhere between tv14 and tv16 with Air Gear still being slightly more intense than my own work. Certainly, nothing that should be banned unless you want to start killing off anime altogether, but still a shame as it means I am unable to safely post there.
I'm guessing if it's entirely safe without any humor, deeper story, or anything for teens. Say Mushroom Pup, then it probably can go on gamejolt just fine. Anything past that may not be allowed, so not sure how all the fnaf games stay on there, they're literally about dead children. (I also don't think they specifically target lgbt specifically, just that seems to be rather popular for indie creators. most of the straight stuff is already mainstream)
Mad respect for this post. I haven't seen most of these engines. I personally use Renpy a lot. I also have used OHRRPGCE for making RPG games in the past, its run by a small dedicated team and mostly just one guy for over twenty years now. The creator one Bob The Hamster I belive is his itch name, is still posting and publishing their own games using the engine on itch to this day too.
I am also kinda devastated about gamejolt. I knew porn wasn't allowed, nor nudity. Yet I hadn't considered that most of my games/stories would probably still not be allowed there as they usually boil down to 'two hot women kiss, find out their related, continue kissing and then drama happens but kissing some more is the answer'. Hmm, may need alternative gamesites to host on too, but that's a future concern for now.
exactly! it's why i get upset when I see stuff like Snow Daze try and claim 'the twins are somehow not blood-related' and why I specifically craft my worlds to make sure my disclaimers are always true. Granted, it's a me problem, but it has changed I how personally make things myself... for the better I'd hope.
like would it be so hard for Snow Daze to have a paragraph or two actually talking about how the mom adopted all her kids, and the twins are actually from a science experiment so they're more like clones than relatives or... well anything really?
this is why i avoid patreon and went straight to subscribestar. although all our characters and 'actors' are over the age of 18, some of them don't look that way. With patreon it's very much a situation of 'if your kenku cross you can have loli and incest all day long cus you make them money' if your not making them money though, they will be overly judgemental. Its why some creators just openly lie about themes in their game to avoid patreon's ban hammer.
disclaimers like everyone is 18, and no characters have blood relations, is good to make patreon feel happy but is not a one hundred percent defense. only being super famous is a real defense. Would like to see them just once apply the same rules to the popular creators
Edit: although I do have a patreon, Its solely there to support me for the cheapest amount possible with none of my material added, that may be another tactic, don't hose the patreon for specific content, just for 'generally support me as an author'
not sure how the sofurry community gets past this, i recken they don't
hmm we just realized that we had yet to mark the game as complete, a step we so often forget because it blends in too well. There are likely not to be any more story updates for this, but it is possible to come back and do some bug fixes/art updates later on.
the story should be complete, short, sweet, and sultry. As for the lack of seeing the genitalia, that's the stylistic choice here. You're not going to see the actual sex organs. This game may be complete, but there is the possibility to get a sequel later on. Ferals are one of our favorite things to write after all.
Rose X Solaria would be a lot of fun though, and we all know how Solaria likes her kids. XP
I mean, that's what drives me to make art. To push the boundaries, to ask the hard and weird questions, and to make things no one else will make. However, the way I take on these topics, the themes I use, and how I portray them is a bit different. Sometimes people need to play multiple games to put clues together for my work. However, I think I may not be the right kind of 'creator' for this jam. The way I portray it and work through my own personal trauma is probably against the rules of the jam.
I'm honestly surprised to hear anyone would attack Everything is Going to be Okay. That game's awesome. it has some flaws sure, mostly in being hard to read sometimes, but I always enjoy turning it on and going through the pages inside. As far as trauma in games though, I play around with weird ideas all the time, but it's hard to easily look at something and say 'hey that super cute sexy weird thing is also deeper than just cute and sexy and weird' So I certainly feel there's value to these kind of games.
working on a project like that now in fact, helping me dig through some of my inner darkness at the moment.
Edit: however, I will not be joining this jam. the attitude is just way too rude, and it is way too judgemental despite being a game jam for survivors of sexual abuse. Like... why is the creator so angry and judgmental? it should be for the weird to express themselves using a medium that may not be so easy to understand at first. But alas, even as a survivor myself, I can't condone such... angry vibes. Weird should be chill, not rude.























