"fuck it, put every itch.io genre in"
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ok so uh
what century does this game take place in
because that's definitely not the kind of computer monitor that existed in the 1990s
this looks like fantasy windows 10 so does this game take place in the 2100s
is the pickle specifically written by an LLM? lots of three word sentences
they keep calling this building with ornate hallways a motel
i'm pretty sure if you go inside to get to your room it's not a motel
every time a character has exited a scene so far by walking off-screen it's been to the right and every single time the door the character said they were going to walk through was on the left
I think if I lived in a world with a bunch of fantasy creatures living interesting lives I'd pretty much be happy with any job
like being a janitor in literally any video game I've played in the past year with no prior experience would be better than any job I'm able to get in real life
I've said it many times before and I'll say it again: if your game is doing the discrete time of day visual novel thing and you don't have content that fills every single time of the day, cut it out
I think this may be the first time any game on itch has gone "well we can't have a sex scene because one of these characters is gay"
kinda weird to awkwardly say to someone "well you're gay so we can't have sex" out of nowhere though
sex wasn't even mentioned yet in this entire RPGMaker visual novel (seriously, why are people making visual novels in RPGMaker?)
@ben easier than renpy, but still extremely flexible
@Vordus renpy is literally just typing the text you want to appear on the screen into a text file
@ben sure, if all you want is an image and some text. But sometimes you want direct player control of movement
@ben well in that case it's because that's what they had, and nobody was around to correct them.
Although I would argue that there's some really decent visual novels made in RPG Maker like To The Moon and Cherry Tree High Comedy Club
@Vordus making a visual novel in RPGMaker is definitely less gross than making one in Godot that just tries to emulate Ren'Py, or (shudder) in Unity
why did you need genAI to write your RPGMaker visual novel's code?