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author=Lion786
It looks really good does each ending have a good or bad ending?
There are several endings, with variations depending on your past choices.
And a few of them can be very good or very bad.
Release!
Release date!
Thank you!
A lot of things have been improved since the old demo, especially the UI.
By the way, you can try the new demo on Steam too. It even has an all-new scene compared to the previous one.
A lot of things have been improved since the old demo, especially the UI.
By the way, you can try the new demo on Steam too. It even has an all-new scene compared to the previous one.
Better than a thousand words
Thanks, Purplehills!
I hope my contacted publisher will like it too.
RPG Maker games can be looked down despite their qualities... but I've done everything I can to make it worthy of their interest.
I hope my contacted publisher will like it too.
RPG Maker games can be looked down despite their qualities... but I've done everything I can to make it worthy of their interest.
Still working on busts
By the way, do you plan on adding emosets to your busts?
It's extra work, but adds a lot more to the credibility of the emotions felt by your characters.
I went overboard with it in my own game, but at least make the basic ones (neutral, smile, anger, sad, laughing, etc.) especially for an atmospheric game.
I'll always remember that one game where a default cheery girl portrait was used and she was saying that the town was on fire. That felt really odd and kind of creepy.
It's extra work, but adds a lot more to the credibility of the emotions felt by your characters.
I went overboard with it in my own game, but at least make the basic ones (neutral, smile, anger, sad, laughing, etc.) especially for an atmospheric game.
I'll always remember that one game where a default cheery girl portrait was used and she was saying that the town was on fire. That felt really odd and kind of creepy.
Let's talk about facesets!
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