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The game is perfect in terms of the light femdom mood it has, rather than the countless other femdom games that think femdom is just kicking people in the balls or pegging them... ugh.

With that said it's way too short, feels more like a demo for a full game, rather than the full game itself. So the game leaves you with a bittersweet taste, you love what you are seeing but you desperately want to see more.

You should think about possibly opening a patreon page for this stuff, so you don't need to finance it yourself, if you are interested in doing that. It can be quite lucrative these days, i mean my friend is making a succubus femdom game and is earning over 3k each month for it, certainly something to consider.

GammaBreak4 years ago

Yeah, I'm looking into pulling in a few more resources for my next game. There's quite a bit to consider when dealing with that kind of money. I didn't want this project to turn into a huge effort with expectations I didn't know how to handle (or if I could even meet). This was purely a passion project.

I'm going to hash out my next game more, try to scope out more talent and what it would cost to bring them in. Once I have all that I can put it to fundraising, but we'll see, as I'm told my next idea may not exactly sit well with some sites (non-consensual content).

Subnero894 years ago

I understand, there is obviously a certain amount of responsibility in making the game when suddenly you have hundreds of people backing your project, expecting you to release something new every few months.

Patreon can be a real pain but from what i have seen they are usually fairly lenient to these types of games, specifically when it's female on male domination. Like i mentioned previously with that succubus game my friend has, it's been on patreon for 2 years now and that literally involves demon women raping guys to death, so either Patreon is completely oblivious to it(which is hardly the case since they reviewed the page a few times before) or they just don't mind kinks such as femdom.

Of course there is also subscribstar, where pretty much anything goes as far as i know but usually doesn't have nearly as many people singing up to it as patreon since it doesn't support paypal yet.

GammaBreak4 years ago

I'll see. I already work a very demanding full time job, so there's no way I can balance both that and something like a Patreon page.

I think what I'd most like, actually, is to take more of a backseat position or a manager/director position. Have someone do the financing/promotion. I'm not even interested in making money, personally, I'd rather that go to the artists.

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