I think that as long as you don't use the original assets/models, you CAN actually profit from fangames, doujins, etc.
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Do it have new content compared to previous versions? Because one of the screenshots (the double-sided dildo) shows something I haven't seen in a version, which I played a lot.
Questions aside, The Wind's Disciple is possibly one of the best "corruption"-themed Visual Novels, because it's not about an asshole who corrupts a girl, but she experiments until she really likes sex.
Honestly, this game have the quality of a commercial title, and it's free, so it's reason enough to play.
While some parts are kinda predictable (maybe I'm used to these kinda curve balls that I can predict), It doesn't fall on the same mold of some Free VN's who use the same corruption/trainer schtick.
Overall, a great novel.
As I told (at the game's description), Farewell Labyrinth came to serve as an epilogue to a future Visual Novel that I have in my mind.
This novel will be called "O Labirinto do Corpo" (The Labyrinth of Body in portuguese), and it is about the story of a young photographer who ends up with a girl who had just been raped (no, there will be no scenes of that) and how he ends up being essential part in the emotional and physical recovery of the girl.
The idea behind this novel came from a doujin that is very cruel. A girl is abused by several guys, I do not remember the context behind, it's been a while. But that shook me so I thought ... "What if someone helped the girl?" And *poof*, the idea cames.
When will Visual Novel be made? I Dunno.
Yeah, I know, it's just the first day.
But a lot of people (myself included) have been working on their projects for a long time.
I just wanted to know how close to the end you are.
In my case. I estimate that it lacks around 20, 25%.
Script: 83% (approximate)
Music: 100% (God bless those who make their music available for free)
Graphics: 80 ~ 90% (Illustrator currently works at CGs)
At first, the game will be released only in Portuguese, with an English version to be made later.