- Thread starter Muria-Worm
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My heart skipped a beat when I saw this game in latest updates.
I don't usually comment but I have to say, now this is a game I haven't seen in a long, long time. Brings back memories.
i remember this game and one i think was called curse of blade or something which was about 4 people getting teleported to another world and you controlled one of them. i believe it was on the now defunct RYONANI and was made in i believe RPGMXP and used something similar to despair labrynth visually
What ever happened to the original author? Just made a quick gem and disappeared?
If only I knew how to work with this stuff, I would love to pick it up and try to finish it. Port it over to a newer engine or something.
If only I knew how to work with this stuff, I would love to pick it up and try to finish it. Port it over to a newer engine or something.
- Aug 29, 2020
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Well damn...so much for seeing the end of the martial artist girl's corruption path.
same but i was in it for the witch iirc i did enjoy it enough to play EVERY route though
Basically it was made before Patreon/similar stuff was around and so the dude was just making it as a hobby in free time, eventually they got tired of people hounding them to do more updates and told everyone to fuck off.
If they are still around I could totally see this taking off (relatively speaking - it is an H-game after all) on any of the various payment platforms, shit is one of the classics by which all other h-games are judged.
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The other girls were promising. Witch did look like a fan favorite too, though I recall her gameplay being more difficult.
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Think it's possible to get him to start back up or do some kind of collab with him giving pointers?
For awhile he stuck around and did a bunch of play-by-post forum RPs set in the universe of his game, but those died off too. The quality varied pretty heavily between them, and I think only one even made it to an actual conclusion of any kind.
