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The main creator is getting close to being able to quit his current job and work full-time on SK (like 70% of the way already in terms of needed pledges). Once that happens, you can expect updates to be a lot faster.
But as for the story, the MC is still early in finding his way in the world, so it may take a bit longer before he can tie the knot. He still has to meet a lot of the upcoming cast first!!! But other kinds of spicy H-content will be coming in 0.04 very soon.
Small chance this works: Is your resolution set to 1920x1080?
Resizing the video frames takes up come computation time and maybe this will help your computer process the animation videos quickly enough. Also close any other background programs that could be eating into your computer's ability to process large video files in realtime.
It's still a relatively new title--mostly an entertaining introduction to the over-arching story for 0.02, a complete experience there though not that long for length--but the main dev recently switched to making the game as his job now. So, it's about to get a lot quicker pace of updates to lengthen the story.
Would highly recommend joining the discord.
Well beyond what you mentioned, succubi are considered to be monster girls. The two doll girls are monster girls too in the genre. According to the great "Monster Girl Encyclopedia", elves are considered monstergirls too.
But a poll is planned eventually on patreon to build a custom monstergirl character.
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The Itch IO admins recently added "Femdom" as an official category on the storepage earlier this week. Since this project is already featured in many collections marked as such, you may want to tag this game as "Femdom" in order to gain a lot of attention in the algorithm, search results, and to appear on the top of new popularity lists when browsing.
Currently this game uses 8 official tags and 2 unofficial tags.
Hello,
I just wanted to stop by to inform that the Itch IO admins recently added "Femdom" as an official category on the storefront recently this week. This game appears in several collections marked as such, and so there may be an opportunity to gain a lot of visibility in the algorithm or search results if this RPG were to tag itself as such.
-Good luck
https://itch.io/post/9590521/view-in-topic
I made a post about possible tags/merges in the official dev thread for it. Just cross-posting here in case the discussion topic sparked some particular interest.
Well, I am certain that there are folks out there who find male elves, old harpies, and C'thulu-esque mermaids/dryads to be attractive and/or adorable, but I'd agree with the sentiment that you were trying to make that "monster-girl" represents some specific visual style or at least a specific range of visual features.
I would like to bring to attention three new "Suggested Tags"
"Monster-Girl"
which should merge:
"monster-girl" - 115 results
"monster-girls" - 76 results
"monstergirl" - 58 results
"monstergirls" - 25 results
I've heard a bunch of developers starting to grumble about how traffic gets divided into four streams which kind of prevents the entire genre from establishing itself on Itch.IO. It should be emphasized that this is considered very distinct from the "furry" category as "monster-girls" are considered much, much more human-like in nature/appearance. And many developers specifically want and need to emphasize that their content isn't so extreme as to be considered "furry."
"Femdom"
which should merge:
"femdom" - 233 results
"female-domination" - 31 results
"femaledomination" - 2 results
It is rather important for the former to have the latter as an official tag as it has big implications to viewers whether the former genre contains the latter content (very common but not always). In the second tag, there is a split between the long-word and its more commonly used abbreviation in pop-culture and as is commonly used as shorthand label on other store-page websites.
"Vore"
which should merge:
"vore" - 270 results
"vorarephilia" - 0 results (but it is the full technical term)
Also a tag with a lot of cross-over interest that people will want to be informed if a title contains said content because it's a very specific imaginary interest to find or avoid.
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All three of these categories are devoted interests with approximately 250+ titles in each. Unifying and elevating them to official capacity would greatly improve the experience for customers browsing and relevant developers alike. All three as prominent options would be helpful for devs to be aware that they can tag titles in multiple of these categories. If made official, I'm certain that some of these categories would actually grow quite significantly in count, adding a few hundred more results, as there are many titles that technically fall into these categories but are not advertised as such.
-Best Regards
Well the tag is supposed to link together stuff that has similar interest. I would think primates are an umbrella search interest, but if any devs think otherwise, feel free to correct me. If someone were looking for orangutans specifically, they'd type that in the actual search bar and not as a tag.
Maybe dominatrix and femdom shouldn't be linked, but I would think "femdom" and "female-domination" should specifically as one is an abbreviation of the other. Likewise "dominatrix" and "domme" should as abbreviations.
To my knowledge, unofficial tags can't have spaces and any search attempt with a space has a hyphen, so "big ass" automatically becomes "big-ass".
"10-year olds" and "10 year-olds" becomes "10-year-olds" combined automatically so that sort of becomes moot.
Strangely, only official tags have spaces.
While on the topic, I did look through the new and popular section on Itch to see if any other categories came to immediate mind, and I noticed a few common categories that should probably be elevated, possibly made official in some capacity, or at least just simply aliased together for search result's sake:
"hide-and-seek" - 74 results
"hideandseek" - 14 results
"hideseek" - 5 results
"hide" - 45 results
^Has slightly different connotations than just "stealth"
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"femdom" - 233 results
"female-domination" - 31 results
"femaledomination" - 2 results
"dominatrix" - 6 results
"domme" - 1 result
^Just a quick example of another category with multiple hundreds of games that has a split tag argument. Happened to notice because its often linked with the monster-girl example in the OP.
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"monkey" - 327 results
"monkeys" - 42 results
"monke" - 78 results
"gorilla" - 90 results
"gorillas" - 4 results
"ape" - 22 results
"apes" - 2 results
"chimp" - 10 results
"chimps" - 2 results
"chimpanzee" - 1 result
"chimpanzees" - 1 result
"orangutan" - 0 results
"orangutans" - 3 results
"primate" - 1 result
"primates" - 1 result
^common genre especially for memes or jokes. "Ape together strong" this would be a big category if all of it were merged.
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I noticed many more smaller examples where hyphens or singular/plural forms split some very niche tags, but the above are just examples that cross over into the 100+ titles count and need a little bit more than just hyphen or plural fixes.
On Itch IO, there are preset tags already which automatically treat singular and plural words as being identical tags. For example, searching for "cat" or "cats" as a tag yields the same results. But for unofficial tags that don't quite convey fully a certain sub-genre, oftentimes hundreds of games become divided over trivial nomenclature such as being singular/plural or whether a word should be hyphenated or compound instead.
As a quick example:
Searching for "monster-girl" gives 115 results.
Searching for "monster-girls" gives 76 results.
Searching for"monstergirl" gives 58 results.
Searching for"monstergirls" gives 25 results.
For the most part all of these games just use one tag, so they are not easily cross-recommended by the algorithm or show up as search results when people try to browse games of the same genre. I did an experiment and messaged a few developers by recommending them to switch which tags they use to the most popular version and in some cases they claimed it doubled or even tripled their metrics (huge when the topic in particular happens to be a niche, but devoted fanbase).
The website should probably automatically lump together words it can identify as plurals of each other. If possible it should lump together hyphenated and non-hyphenated words automatically if they would be identical without the hyphen. Most immediately though, I'd recommend that those 4 tags in the example above be aliased together at least and possibly be made an official tag (big sales happening right now there). There are other direct examples I've seen over the years, but they escape my mind at the moment, and in terms of raw numbers this was a particularly egregious example since it currently covers multiple hundreds of titles.
-Best Regards
I've been following a few similar projects here and there for a while now, and this so happens to be one of the fastest growing in terms of support for just an initial release that I've seen.
Who knew that so many people out there would find being enslaved by a succubus to be so compelling as a premise.
I'm guessing here, but if reinstalling doesn't default settings back to normal, then they might be saved in the users -> appdata -> LocalLow folder. Its hidden on your hard drive by default and many applications save settings here which persist between installations. Try to delete the Starvy folder there and see if that resets things?