Great job on this one, pal! Keep up the good work! And just for the people complaining, I say you make the boobs even bigger in the sequel.
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Thank you so much! Your playthrough was really fun to watch, great commentary hahaha, specially the analogy of someone telling a woman in real life that her big chest isn't necessary
I don't think there's much room for a sequel, but I'll definitely create another protagonist for another game with an even bigger chest (and that will be absolutely necessary)
Wait wouldn't that be off-putting towards people who just getting into the game (plus potential buyers) and besides some critics will might call you fetishic. I don't care what you release to the public but also very interested in consuming your work. I discovered the game from a YouTuber called ManlyBadassHero so then afterwards checked out what's up with your game. I hope the best endeavors for a game dev!
I respect your oppinion and appreciate your politeness!
This is like my 20th game, so people who play my games already know what they might get into (not all of my games have characters like Lucy though) and I always include a content warning that lists everything they will find in the game.
My games are always (and will always be) free, so this isn't about money. I make games to get distracted from health issues or other real life problems, and I also want to entertain people and make them laugh/get scared (usually, both).
I've been called a lot of things because of my games, so I'm used to it. Some of the things people say actually make me laugh in a good way. I do reckon most of the fanservice in my games isn't necessary, but somehow, it gives them some kind of distinct brand, and people who are used to my games like it or don't mind it (as well as the jiggly physics).
I do know Manly, I love his videos, so I'm honored that he has played some of my games! And he's totally right: I always aim to give my games a 80's horror film schlock vibe with over the top situations all around, and that vibe definitely isn't everyone's cup of tea