discussion Game Recommendations & Identification

[h71830]

For generic pc emulation there is mobox and winlator but you need a top of the line CPU to get usable performance. You can see what people get running over at

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[Tempman]

If your fine with rpg's there is alot there like violated princess, Lisette Priestess of Spring Pregnancy, and Liz of the Tower has a great preg Mod

 

[User_31956]

I am looking for completed games or games that have a lot of content such as:
- Simple Days
- Sisterly Lust
- Sorcerer
- Long live the princess
- Summertime Saga
- Tama's Awakening
- Parental Love
- The Guardian
- Etc
I don't care if it's with sister, mother, aunt, friend, hahaha. Main Male character, no NTR, Netori es allowed.
I'm not a fan of pregnancy as the end of the game, but I prefer it to be through it like Simple Days or Corrupted Kingdoms, but if it's not like that I'm not against it either if it has a good story.

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Sisterly lust is one of my favorite with parental love
I ve dream to a reboot of both with better renders.

 

[Nighteyes13]

Choices that only result in one or two different lines of dialogue to give the illusion of branching paths

 

[Rancor_Mango]

Hot Take but I actually like less impactful fewer choices. If there's big branching paths then I get analysis paralysis. I dropped Retrieving The Past for like a month because I didn't want to make a path choice. I just want to be told a story and see some hot scenes.

 

[TheClericBanton]

Any game (usually sandbox) which want you to go to a specific location at a specific time but never tell you.

Also grinding, any grinding.

 

[TomHook]

Sandbox, any sandbox. A sandbox game has to either have great renders or a great premise to get me to even try it, and I can't think of any I've stuck with.

 

[chenzhou]

Grinding, mini-games that require typing or precision movements with the mouse...

I don't want to take one hand off of the shaft just to type to complete your mini-games. I'm grateful to the mods who figure out how to bypass that cock-blocking stuff.

 

[Abere Lucifer]

Tomboy Supremacy

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[Silrog22]

If your talking specifically AVN's and renpy based VN's nothing irritates me more than stupid single click menu choices that pop up "to progress the story" or "give a sense of immersion".

I'm busy reading, clicking my mouse each time I finish the dialogue and then out the blue have to find and click a single stupid menu to answer a phone. WTF? You can't move on unless you do it, you can't ignore it. Unless there is a choice, don't make me have to move and click something to continue.

Agree with the messages that "progress" when it has no impact on the story.

Excessive grinding is horrible. If it's like, maybe 2-5 minutes max throughout the whole game, then that's fine for my limit.
Inconsistent art/renders, or even the story itself is awful. If I can't follow what's happening after 2 minutes, then the game is getting nuked from my machine.

 

[Karamchad]

Monster black market has a lot of pregnancies
Recommend going all the way through the game for the extra

 

[chenzhou]

Agree with the messages that "progress" when it has no impact on the story.

Excessive grinding is horrible. If it's like, maybe 2-5 minutes max throughout the whole game, then that's fine for my limit.
Inconsistent art/renders, or even the story itself is awful. If I can't follow what's happening after 2 minutes, then the game is getting nuked from my machine.

And, to build upon that: I HATE bad map systems. Especially if I have to look for a glow to indicate "you can move here". There's been 2 or 3 games recently I downloaded that looked promising, but had the most ridiculous method of trying to go from room to room.

Deleted and forgotten.

 

[madrigal1826]

most sandboxes but especially ones where I have to memorize the layout of the house so I don't get lost or keep on repeating my movements just to make minor progress on the story

 

[Flaming1]

They don't have to be dark only games (although they can be), but need to at least have a fleshed out dark path option.
A few of mine:
Friends in Need
Raptus
The Regional Manager

 

[aperisimo95]

Once in a lifetime is quite good

One of the best I've played

 

[chenzhou]

They don't have to be dark only games (although they can be), but need to at least have a fleshed out dark path option.
A few of mine:
Friends in Need
Raptus
The Regional Manager

I actually like the Dark path in Radiant, and the optional side (stand alone) story in Mid Life Crisis.

Then again, I played a RPGM game that was dark and one of the cheats was "crank up the brightness on your monitor"...I forgot which one that was because I haven't seen an update to it in a while. Something about needing batteries in the flash light and they were rare as fuuuuuck to get.

 

[Republican Bear]

Sassy Girl man that game gets Dark if you choose to do so.

 

[TomHook]

"Friends in Need" is really great all around. I just played through "Defending Lydia Collier" on one of what it calls a dark path, which was great but not all that dark in my opinion so I don't know if it would qualify.

 

[theCircle57]

Incubus City and Free Cities can get pretty "dark" but also give you the choice to act nice.

 

[Flaming1]

I actually like the Dark path in Radiant, and the optional side (stand alone) story in Mid Life Crisis.

Then again, I played a RPGM game that was dark and one of the cheats was "crank up the brightness on your monitor"...I forgot which one that was because I haven't seen an update to it in a while. Something about needing batteries in the flash light and they were rare as fuuuuuck to get.

I'd forgot about radiant, good call.
Bit sassy with the RPGM comment though, eh?

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@RealKevin, I haven't heard of Sassy Girl may have to check it out.