Cool so far; could use some spellcheck though. First talk with the guardian has her telling you to "take" her some angel dust instead of giving it to her, and similarly with bea&trish they say "sad the loser who has fucked" instead of "said the loser"; among other mistakes
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A neat experiment, but...
First off, something you're assuredly already aware of but the programming is kinda jank. There's times when two of the same ball are rubbing against eachother and shifting for 5 seconds straight without combining/destroying; and sometimes when balls combine it also spawns another ball up top for some reason? While the glitch squares are an interesting idea, they ultimately aren't very fun in a game style that's largely about precision. The ability to spam balls before they finish falling and the seeming lack of ability to die also holds the game back from being, well, a proper game
Just checking, did you get permission to use all the art in the game? I recognized the game's icon as an oddly cut off version of a piece by coco1sb: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/47706450
Pretty cool baseline. Feels kinda CoC. Couple oddities I've noticed so far:
1) In the victory sex as male vs slime, at the end it says I crush it in my paw, even though I'm a human and theoretically shouldn't have paws
2) In the victory sex as male vs imp(f), it says I bring out my 4 inches, even though 4 wasn't even an option, the lowest was 6 (which is what I picked)
3) As female grappling an imp, (and probably gnoll? Male was copy-pasted, I imagine female is too) the second wait says " you keep tesing it" instead of teasing it
Is there any use for gold at this point in the game? I couldn't find any kind of shop and wouldn't expect to find one in the cultist prison but you're given some for making it to the end anyway, which feels kinda weird.Looking forward to seeing this game develop!
Oh, and I imagine the game description should probably say "dating sim" not "dating sin", even if it's not entirely inaccurate lol
How hetero-friendly is this game/will this game be? I played through the original and was kinda disappointed when I realized that every single encounter was male and you get blueballed with the tigress at the end. That said, the scene with the gryphon shopkeeper was fantastic, so if there's any straight content here...
Feels kinda jank. Her arousal resets seemingly randomly, even when actively pleasuring her, the dick builds arousal way slower than the pussy in general, if you move your mouse an inch off target it takes your hand off entirely and makes you wait a couple seconds, and most egregiously, it takes absolutely FOREVER to regen stamina without a potion. I should not have to wait over an hour to recharge stamina. It's a premise that you can do a lot with, but there's a lot of work that needs to be done
The cheats recommended in postgame seem to be a little finicky. I think part of it is that when you're told about the cheats, they're capitalized but pressing shift seems to make it not work. It also feels a little weird that even after the catastrophe is taken care of, moving around the map still drains my battery but you're given a full charge upon entering postgame and you only really lose charge when switching islands so that doesn't matter. I will ask this though, according to the guide there's a secret scene that requires you to have all hints to unlock. I beat the game with only 3, am I locked out forever? Do I have to play the whole game again from the beginning to get it?
-Enemies hitting too far is something I noticed with wizpigs specifically. The others are fine in my experience.
-As much as I'd like to say git gud, there's a couple specific fights where spamming cake really is your only option. Most notably the arena battle where they spawn in half a dozen or so of those... blight things at once. The blue-gray log enemies. 1v1ing them is typically pretty easy, but in that group fight it's a never-ending stream of projectile spam from them as not even heavy melee weapons will stagger the whole group, and the attack goes through walls.
-Mob drops have extremely high rates, and quests count any of the drop in question that's in your inventory. With the exception of the boar quest, the repeatables use stuff that you're likely going to be killing anyway doing the main quest, so it's often free bonus exp. It's a lot harder to make non-kill quests repeatable
-I didn't personally use magic on my run, so I can't really say for that
-In that later area there's chests at the end of arena battles that give equipment as well, though I do agree that it really feels like the shop should have non-basic gear eventually. Like, after you beat the slime diva make it so you can buy slime gear
-For the most part enemy attacks are telegraphed. Keep in mind that blocking is an animation cancel and it makes more sense for taking attacks to be punished as much as they are... except for the previously mentioned cluttered arenas
-It's to make kill quests more reasonable. If you gotta collect 30 rat butts you don't wanna be waiting 5 minutes for that cluster of 3 rats to respawn each time
-I feel like dodge and shield using the same resource IS a good thing. They're your defensive options and part of the mid-fight decision making is deciding which to use when. Against wizpigs, dodging out of range is your best bet, but if you're 1v1ing a golem, keeping things to just parries will let you put out a bit more damage. Panicking and using the wrong thing or just spamming it and putting yourself in a bad situation due to running out of stamina should be punished
Can we please get less obnoxious minigames for collecting wood and rope? Especially if you're going to have arbitrary upkeep with blair and the tattoo. On an unrelated note, do the hints actually lead to anything in the game? I've officially reached the end and have everyone in the gallery, but of the three hints I've found, one was an answer for the quiz I already completed by the time I got it, and neither of the other two really make sense or sound like they have anything to do with anything in the game. No crowns, tea, or biscuits to be found as far as I can tell