> you don't buy them directly, you pay for a gacha roll and hope you get what you want > spend those points to unlock sex scenes > have to pay attention to the sex scene to earn points > forced to join a lobby with other players showing a sex scene > However, they've gamified the sex gallery portion. > Stops demo updates for several months to prep for beta. > ProjectH receiving well over $100K/ month through Patreon. Then we got the shitstorm that is Operation Lovecraft. However, all I've heard about it is just that both the gameplay and even the porn somehow ended up being mediocre. I will note I haven't followed closely since then. Over a million dollar budget, it was supposed to change the hentai gaming landscape. Subverse got a huge kickstarter backing for a group of people that did SFM porn. There's 2 examples I know of in the western porn world where it has disappointed. Though, I hope they don't start forcing it.Įven worse is if we start getting "AAA" hentai games. I don't blame hentai creators for trying to pull in more money through Steam. Damn, Marmalade Star trying to tap into the Steam customer base too? I guess he forgot he needed more than just "click to view MP4" to be considered a game.
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