I love your initial sketches! This is the slime queen for my current adventure ( so far), and a small snipper of the finished script:

You hesitantly approach the slime queen and reach a hand out, cupping her breast gently. The appendage is warm with a surprising weight.

SQ: So gentle, but I think I need a bit more, don’t you?

She puts her hands on yours and gives it a little squeeze.

SQ: Touch me darling <3

it'll have a branching story and I hope people will like it!

I'm working on a dating sim where you choose between a man, an alien, and an AI.  It has the very creative name of The Man, The Alien, and the AI.  I'm on the dating parts now (the excuse is they're going to a distant planet, it takes three days to get there, so they might as well sit around and flirt).  I have the AI and the man's first sequences written.  I'm happy with the man's bit, but the AI's bit might be too...personal?  Look, one of my tastes is an AI that enjoys overpowering humans.  This terrifies most people.  So it's a matter of writing him so that he's still sympathetic despite doing all the stuff that he's doing/enjoying.  Which makes for a nice bit of internal conflict for the character, at the very least.  Also, kind of stuck on the alien's personality.  He's supposed to be a handsome rogue with deeper bits, but I can't figure out what the deeper bits ARE without making him too angsty.

But other than that, it's going great and I'm having a great time!

(I'm a little shy about sharing visuals, since all the backgrounds are edited public domain photos and the sprites are all from a character builder (and I'm not 100% sure on any of them), so hopefully its okay if I don't post any pictures just yet)

I'm working on a mouse-driven dungeon crawler! The horny bits are focused on butt stuff and large insertions. It's very plot relevant.

Hardly any content yet, but I've got a few systems working:

- click-to-move with grid-snapped pathfinding
- click-to-interact, which triggers the player to walk up to the interactable before firing the interaction
- an EventBus to handle communication between nodes
- a message window that scales to the size of the message and reveals the message a character at time, with an attached nameplate
- an event manager for nodes to queue up commands. Only commands implemented so far are "show message" and a couple different experimental "change scene" commands (e.g. just changing scenes directly vs push/popping a stack of scenes).
- an interactable mouse-driven lewd scene, focused on gradually easing in a large insertion without going so fast that it's painful
- a persistence manager where Nodes can register variables that need to be saved if the node is ever destroyed and reloaded (e.g. on map change)

Still to come are:
- a combat system
- a menu system for shopping
- a menu system for changing equipment (unless I just want equipment upgrades at the shop to be permanent)
- a random level generator for dungeon crawling, if I decide I want the areas randomly generated
- interactables and stuff for puzzles in dungeons (I've implemented this kind of thing before, it shouldn't be hard)
- actual content
- an audio system

The main things I'm worried about in terms of threats to the project are the combat system and menu system, which are both almost entirely new ground for me. I still don't have a clear picture of how complex I want combat to be. On the one hand I'm kind of interested in combat kind of like the first Dragon Quest game, which I think would be good for big "boss battle" style encounters. But on the other hand, I feel like they'd be pretty obnoxious to run into while in the middle of solving a puzzle in a dungeon.

I'm also worried that I'm seriously overengineering things, and I keep faffing around with rearranging nodes to find the "best" place instead of just making some damn content. A lot of it comes from my general frustration with the fact that Godot ties so much stuff to the structure of the scene graph. Sometimes I want a node to be a child of another node for *organizational* reasons, but I don't want the child's position and z-order to be tied to its parent. I also probably don't *need* everything to be working with signals and an EventBus; my last couple projects did just fine having nodes call each other directly.

I'm making an N64-styled side-scrolling 3D platformer in Godot about a slime girl who eats her enemies to get health and limited/temporary power ups. I actually wrote a devlog about it if anyone is interested! But here's a video showing my progress so far.

Looking good y'all. Keep up with the great work.

I've been working on a cooking themed game. You'll be preparing dishes from little food people. Here's some noodlesoup.

I'm making a simple tile smasher game with main focus on watercolour horny illustrations

Everyone, please meet Amber ;)

I was struggling with finding an art style for the game elements/UI but after much experimentation I think I've finally struck something... Look out for some teasers anon

here's a screenshot from my twine in progress, i hope everyone is excited to read and click links!!
(actually dw there will probably be some cool illustrations so it's not just text (: )

I didn't think I'd have much to post here, given that the state of my entry has been tumultuous (to say the least!), but I took a break from programming to focus on some art, and... it's too cute not to share. 

I don't think I've ever been proud of a lettering job, too, so there's that. The small words are placeholders, I'm not sure what to do with them to make them match the big fancy text. Lots left to do on the project as a whole, but even if I don't manage to get the game done by the deadline, at least I will be able to say I brought these adorable little guys into the world. Also, title reveal I guess.

Hiya folks! Looks like everyone's working on some great stuff! I wanted to do a Strawberry Jam for a while so I'm excited to finish a game in time.

I'm last-minute rushing through work on a short point-and-click about a character who needs to "stretch out" before their (extremely well endowed) boyfriend visits them for valentines day! It's a bit goofy but I wanted to make something smutty and wholesome. Hope you like it!