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I 100% remember a thinner face in very early promo vids. They may have gone back to a more accurate version of the mocap actress later.
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Help me with my game concept.
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Yeah, Played it this morning actually.That's a great one, sadly dev doesn't have much time for it with his real job "getting in the way"
Just recently I played update to it, sadly no twins in that one...
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Small update, So far, Sailor Moon, How to Train Your Dragon, Hercules, Bioshock and Cyberpunk are in the lead.
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My advice, do not mix things with very different styles, for example it would look strange to see the dovahiin next to a traditional anime style character, even if you adapt a uniform style for everyone you should still keep something of the original and I have seen games that mix too much and not It fits well.
3 Years of Service
not sure if it would fit, but there are exactly 2 pictures of Aloy getting used by some of the robits as a bio-sex-bondage-engine of sorts, and imo that's extremely hot, would love to vote for thatHorizon Zero Dawn setting could have potential, just preferably with male protagonist
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I appreciate this advice a lot, but the styles won't be Mixed per se.... Without giving much away, the main character is an artist (has to do with his ability) and he can only enter one world (multiple to choose from, but only one. To pick another would be a separate playthrough. I did say I wanted this to be a simple game. won't be too long either.), where everything will be styled as he draws it. But there is a special scene in the end that I have planned where a character joins him in the real world and everything looks realistic, like in the movie Coolworld.
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Although I don't see it as useful for the game, It was useful to my soul. Thank you for sharing.
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Omg. Have to check out this lerra artist.
3 Years of Service
I would love to see a Bioshock or Resident Evil game! Both potentially great settings.
4 Years of Service
A StarWars/CloneWars/Ashoka theme maybe? SexWars 
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Would be fun to see a Sailor Moon game
2 Years of Service
You should try softcore style with some light-touching plot, casual nudity, adorable lewd scenes, lots of naked girls, faceless protagonist etc
3 Years of Service
you'd be kida disappointed. this imo is the peak of his originality.
he's kind of a milker and other than few stand-alone pieces, most of his art is very samey and kinda boring
3 Years of Service
If you want honesty, here it goes:
I think if you want to actually in seriousness progress and thrive in this project, you got to actually do some research on similar projects because the concept isn't anything new.
1. There are fair few games out there that play with pretty much same concept. Dude gets transported/can go to other worlds with pop culture characters. Proceeds to fuck them.
What I'd recommend is downloading there parody games, playing through them and see what you yourself can do differently. How you can yourself improve on delivery of the story and make it more appealing as there is already established competition in the "isekai" style games.
2. Don't let make the games based on what most people vote for. Take it in consideration but do what you personally are familiar with. Say people vote Kim Possible a lot. She is childhood crush of lot of people. Cool. Cool. But you've never seen the show. That creates an awkward situation where you're going to do plotlines which either feel out of place or don't feel like character being genuine to themselves. Alternatively, you'll spend next week or so catching up with the show.
3. Reconsider really hard what engine you want to use for your models. HS2 isn't compatible with a large amount of styles. Especially the anime and cartoon ones. One of more popular approaches to these universe mixups is Koikatsu which can work brilliantly and have nice looking models if you work on it. Hell, even stylize it with photoshop or mods.
4. Don't overdo it. I know it's really tempting to actually introduce more and more characters. However the more characters you add, the further you stretch yourself and more commitments to create. Since some people would already put expectations on seeing one character while perhaps skipping many others. Then after time being disgruntled if their favorite doesnt keep getting scenes while others do.
One of the best ways to approach it would be more of an episodic character focused chapters. Where you introduce one character, develop their relations with MC, progress their story by very significant amount. THEN introduce another character and slowly progress their story too while wrapping up story of the original.
THEN after all that is done and you have time left, potentially introduce bonus content for characters who had their stories already wrapped up to keep around people who subbed/followed for those specific ones.
5. Think well what universes you want to introduce because there are some which have... conflicting elements. One of which is for example magic. Magic is a huge deal and can actually define how characters progress, behave and determine even some of the scenes. Be careful around themes like that so it doesnt hurn into just a nonsensical mumbojumbo.
I think if you want to actually in seriousness progress and thrive in this project, you got to actually do some research on similar projects because the concept isn't anything new.
1. There are fair few games out there that play with pretty much same concept. Dude gets transported/can go to other worlds with pop culture characters. Proceeds to fuck them.
What I'd recommend is downloading there parody games, playing through them and see what you yourself can do differently. How you can yourself improve on delivery of the story and make it more appealing as there is already established competition in the "isekai" style games.
2. Don't let make the games based on what most people vote for. Take it in consideration but do what you personally are familiar with. Say people vote Kim Possible a lot. She is childhood crush of lot of people. Cool. Cool. But you've never seen the show. That creates an awkward situation where you're going to do plotlines which either feel out of place or don't feel like character being genuine to themselves. Alternatively, you'll spend next week or so catching up with the show.
3. Reconsider really hard what engine you want to use for your models. HS2 isn't compatible with a large amount of styles. Especially the anime and cartoon ones. One of more popular approaches to these universe mixups is Koikatsu which can work brilliantly and have nice looking models if you work on it. Hell, even stylize it with photoshop or mods.
4. Don't overdo it. I know it's really tempting to actually introduce more and more characters. However the more characters you add, the further you stretch yourself and more commitments to create. Since some people would already put expectations on seeing one character while perhaps skipping many others. Then after time being disgruntled if their favorite doesnt keep getting scenes while others do.
One of the best ways to approach it would be more of an episodic character focused chapters. Where you introduce one character, develop their relations with MC, progress their story by very significant amount. THEN introduce another character and slowly progress their story too while wrapping up story of the original.
THEN after all that is done and you have time left, potentially introduce bonus content for characters who had their stories already wrapped up to keep around people who subbed/followed for those specific ones.
5. Think well what universes you want to introduce because there are some which have... conflicting elements. One of which is for example magic. Magic is a huge deal and can actually define how characters progress, behave and determine even some of the scenes. Be careful around themes like that so it doesnt hurn into just a nonsensical mumbojumbo.
2 Years of Service
If we are looking for famous shows then there is no Gravity falls parody game.
3 Years of Service
Wow, that list of options was a lot longer than I thought it'd be. Cast my vote, hope it goes well KyunKun
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Mushoku Tensei and frieren are my favorite anime, so I suppose I’d pick those.
4 Years of Service
Farscape game would be very interesting...
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