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Well ...after silently following this game after clicking a random ad on a website (e621 yes I am a pervert) I would not admit to frequenting, I'm ready to leave a comment.


Wow...just wow. This was a good story. What you did with erotic fiction is what I have hoped to do with erotic fiction for years. Tell a fascinating story with a good helping of erotic content mixed in. I was hooked the first time I played.  You are a talented writer, artist, and coder.  When I played this I just went along with the ride and lost myself in the world and story. The world wasn't as expanded upon, which was fine because the characters, story, and everything else was so well done.


I honestly felt the main story line led me on by the nose and the biggest decisions that had the biggest impact on the  story was made for me, but I was okay with this because it was how I think how it would have turned out anyway. The antagonist's takeover was very believable but not likely to succeed and I think the breaking by the main characters busting into the redprint hideout would bust them even if the protagonists "failed." I have a hard time figuring your (very competent) protagonists would have failed in their ventures into the redprint's headquarters. I also liked the antagonist and I understood his motivations. I sympathize with him enough to make him a good villain.


As a former professional erotic fiction writer who returned to the yolk of the professional world you really inspire me to go back into the world of art. I miss it way more than I'd like to admit. That is one thing I wanted to comment on, all of your main characters, save three, were artists, which helped in their likability for me.  In my first and only playthrough I ended up with the person I figured I would (Corsica without seeing erotic content of her like I did in the e621 ad, this is not a complaint). I wonder if there I anything I could have done to ended up with someone different.


Half a month ago, I wanted to offer you editing work for free. I wanted to get back into game design and writing work again, just for fun (without the pressure of having to do it for money). It is the least I can do for a fan of the game Utopia (intellivision). I am a fan of that game even though I am too young to love that game, but I still do.


Anyway thank you for creating something for letting me breathe as an artist again. Please let me know what I can do to send money your way to do something like this again.


You are a very talented person. You inspire me to try to write professionally again.

How can I reply to such an amazing comment? This message filled me with so much joy and satisfaction, I don't think anything could bring my day down after this. It's been my one goal from the start to create a game others would enjoy playing, and to tell an interesting story worth reading. Besides a love for programming, that's the biggest motivation for me. Just to create that experience that encapsulates why I think games are such a fantastic medium for entertainment. I think this comment validates that I've been able to provide that experience. And I know there are errors still present in the game, but I can say now that it's a worthwhile experience, and being able to say that means the world to me. It's as valuable as any donation. Thank you for giving that to me and overall I'd like to give a wholehearted thank you for this lovely comment. I'm so glad you took the time to write and tell me. And please if you'd allow it, I'd love to use your wonderful statement as a testimonial (if you'd rather I not that's perfectly ok too).

Thanks for playing my game and clicking that ad. I'm so glad you did. It's a strange feeling for me to be the one inspiring someone to create rather than it be the other way around. But I'm glad I helped rekindle that spark and love for art and writing. Just on the flip side, comments like yours also inspire me to keep progressing so collectively I think we all can inspire each other and keep this perpetual feeling of joy and accomplishment going.

Please continue your work and writing! and later down the road I'd love to see what you also create!

-Scylez <3

(utopia fans unite!)

dude think you broke him... 

but how long did it take to write that 

Hello and thank you for such a nice reply! I honestly didn't know you'd reply after such a massive wall of text. I am actually getting back into writing though it's going a bit slow. Work has been crazy and between that and real life it's kind of hard to find the time, but I am slowly putting words to paper.

You can absolutely use my post as a testimonial. I really enjoyed the game. There were a few things I had issues with but I was having too much fun with the story to really worry about them. I can give you a full rundown if you like though I'd want to play through the game a bit more to really get a feel for it, dig into different scenes and choices etc.

I'm going to check out the rest of your stuff. Anyway take care and I look forward to the finished product. I'm gonna throw a sale your way.