Re: Other games of the same kind to be patient
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 2:31 am
Just incase anyone gets bored
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Re: Other games of the same kind to be patient
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2017 7:21 am
Re: Other games of the same kind to be patient
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Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2017 12:03 am
Re: Other games of the same kind to be patient
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 4:17 pm
Thanks for the links everyone, they will keep me busy for a while 
Re: Other games of the same kind to be patient
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 12:12 pm
Hi Folks!
I would like you to look at this artist and his games as I think that the graphic is very nice.
https://www.patreon.com/flamecito/posts
And I belive that he can use every patron he can get as the hurrican Irma has hit his or her home town.
I would like you to look at this artist and his games as I think that the graphic is very nice.
https://www.patreon.com/flamecito/posts
And I belive that he can use every patron he can get as the hurrican Irma has hit his or her home town.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2017 6:48 am
Those of you who are familiar with Tora Productions (Tlaero and Mortze) games know that they are very high quality Adult Interactive Fiction games with high-quality graphics and very imaginative and engrossing stories. Their current series is sometimes called "The Elsa-verse" after the main character in the first game of the interlinked series. The first 3 games developed a multi-chapter story-line through the titles "Dreaming With Elsa", "Redemption for Jessika" and "Finding Miranda." They are getting close to releasing the fourth and final chapter in the larger story arc with their new game "Saving Chloe." They are hoping to be able to release SC in January.
As a patron of Tora Productions (so is Wolfschadowe), I can heartily recommend their games for thoughtful players who enjoy engrossing, interesting stories and really hot girls rendered in great graphics. Anyone who decides to start their games should probably begin with "Dreaming With Elsa" and continue in order. The larger story might not make a lot of sense if played in any other order. All of Tora's games are completely free and can be downloaded from their Patreon page.
In addition to the main games, the team has released a series of short stories to their patrons which fill out the larger universe and background of the story characters. Several of those stories were later released to the general pubic and have been well-received. Tlaero just announced that she has made another of those background stories available to non-patrons. The short story "Dream Master" is now out for the public. It is a little different from their other, primarily graphic, stories in that this one is mostly a text story with a few very nice images dropped in here and there to spice things up. Tlaero is quite a story-teller and this one continues to answer some nagging questions about the background and origin of some of the important characters. It also leaves some additional questions to ponder over. The link for the story and three earlier games is below. Tlaero also included links to the other short stories she has released to the public:
http://the-new-lagoon.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4151
As a patron of Tora Productions (so is Wolfschadowe), I can heartily recommend their games for thoughtful players who enjoy engrossing, interesting stories and really hot girls rendered in great graphics. Anyone who decides to start their games should probably begin with "Dreaming With Elsa" and continue in order. The larger story might not make a lot of sense if played in any other order. All of Tora's games are completely free and can be downloaded from their Patreon page.
In addition to the main games, the team has released a series of short stories to their patrons which fill out the larger universe and background of the story characters. Several of those stories were later released to the general pubic and have been well-received. Tlaero just announced that she has made another of those background stories available to non-patrons. The short story "Dream Master" is now out for the public. It is a little different from their other, primarily graphic, stories in that this one is mostly a text story with a few very nice images dropped in here and there to spice things up. Tlaero is quite a story-teller and this one continues to answer some nagging questions about the background and origin of some of the important characters. It also leaves some additional questions to ponder over. The link for the story and three earlier games is below. Tlaero also included links to the other short stories she has released to the public:
http://the-new-lagoon.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4151
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2017 3:21 pm
Folks,
I know the waiting is over for now, but in addition to the general endorsement of Tora (Tlaero/Mortze) games, here are a few creators on Patreon that i also support that have not already been mentioned in this thread:
MuseX - Farmer's Dreams
https://www.patreon.com/musex
Jill Gates - Romancing the Kingdom
https://www.patreon.com/jillgates
Faerin - Man of the House
https://www.patreon.com/faerin
There are others, but I won't promote games on here that contain subject matter that is illegal in some jurisdictions.
I know the waiting is over for now, but in addition to the general endorsement of Tora (Tlaero/Mortze) games, here are a few creators on Patreon that i also support that have not already been mentioned in this thread:
MuseX - Farmer's Dreams
https://www.patreon.com/musex
Jill Gates - Romancing the Kingdom
https://www.patreon.com/jillgates
Faerin - Man of the House
https://www.patreon.com/faerin
There are others, but I won't promote games on here that contain subject matter that is illegal in some jurisdictions.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2017 1:22 am
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:13 am
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:15 am
1.55GB ...Hannibal Barca wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:13 amhttps://www.patreon.com/deepsleep
The artwork is amazing.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:31 am
Yeah. There are other games out there that are even larger.
This is perhaps my biggest complaint about many new game developers. They simply do not know, or apparently care to know, that compressing images is simple to do, results in very little image degradation and makes for download packages roughly 75-90% smaller. I even made the suggestion once to a game maker I was supporting and he still regularly posts "updates" that exceed half a GB. I think at least one of the development software tools in common use among adult game makers makes it quite difficult to import compressed jpgs.
I imagine this game is very nice but will not be downloading due to the size.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 3:34 pm
Wasn't that College Life with Mike?JFR wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:31 amYeah. There are other games out there that are even larger.
This is perhaps my biggest complaint about many new game developers. They simply do not know, or apparently care to know, that compressing images is simple to do, results in very little image degradation and makes for download packages roughly 75-90% smaller. I even made the suggestion once to a game maker I was supporting and he still regularly posts "updates" that exceed half a GB. I think at least one of the development software tools in common use among adult game makers makes it quite difficult to import compressed jpgs.
I imagine this game is very nice but will not be downloading due to the size.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 3:55 pm
Devs are getting lazy because disk space is relatively cheap: a 2TB SATA drive costs less than £60 in the UK, and they must be cheaper in the US. My main homebrew desktop machine has 6TB and i have another 8TB on my home NAS. I still have 1.5TB spare on my main data disk, so I'll give it a shot. 1.5GB is similar in size to some of the HD videos that I have downloaded from YouTube.JFR wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:31 amYeah. There are other games out there that are even larger.
This is perhaps my biggest complaint about many new game developers. They simply do not know, or apparently care to know, that compressing images is simple to do, results in very little image degradation and makes for download packages roughly 75-90% smaller. I even made the suggestion once to a game maker I was supporting and he still regularly posts "updates" that exceed half a GB. I think at least one of the development software tools in common use among adult game makers makes it quite difficult to import compressed jpgs.
I imagine this game is very nice but will not be downloading due to the size.
Re: Other games of the same kind
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 4:38 pm
The reason I convert to compressed JPG is bandwidth. On one side are those players that might have metered bandwidth, or hidden meters where ISP's throttle back speed. On the other side is bandwidth from my side to provide the bits in the first place. 200,000 downloads at 150MB vs. 200,000 downloads at 1.5GB is a huge difference for hosting costs.
Yes it is.
