Wat the ... I will never see my 3D printers the same way again XD.
First thing : Be careful with the presentation images you use for your game.Itch.io doesn't want images with explicit content in the frame that appears when you hover your mouse over a game.
Point that I like: -The textures are good -Mature starting theme with an optimistic outlook -The Jam theme was totally blown up. You took it, turned it around, and made it your own b****. lol. I think so, you have "Pushing the Limits" -Clean animation -Original story
Point in between: -Original concept. But since there is no gameplay concept, I'll wait and see how it plays out.
I like less: -No music -No decor -No Gamplay -Many scenes without images.
FInal point:
I like the main character and Katie in their writing. I'm a big fan of Mimi. The concept of a game about 3D printers can be extremely interesting. A bit like a Medabot game (you have a robot and you have to improve it by gaining new features). Since it's a 3D printer, you can go in many directions. Find plans, collect materials, take a legal or illegal path by following, for example, Katie's or Mimi's path. There are a lot of possibilities, like a harem of machines with a unique model system based on its components. However, all this is only theoretical because of a big flaw in your project. It's not a game yet. There is no interaction with the player other than watching the scenes. We have no indication of the direction it will take later. Just one or two choices would have been enough. However, I don't question the quality of what was submitted.
In any case, thank you for submitting your project.In my opinion, it's full of potential.Now it all depends on what you do with it.Good work.:D
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why does the download version require an internet connection?
This is a very strange... visual novel? I don't know what to say. I don't know what I expected but I'm pretty sure it wasn't this.
I wonder will it just be a book or will we have things we can do
Yo.
Wat the ... I will never see my 3D printers the same way again XD.
First thing : Be careful with the presentation images you use for your game. Itch.io doesn't want images with explicit content in the frame that appears when you hover your mouse over a game.
Point that I like:
-The textures are good
-Mature starting theme with an optimistic outlook
-The Jam theme was totally blown up. You took it, turned it around, and made it your own b****. lol. I think so, you have "Pushing the Limits"
-Clean animation
-Original story
Point in between:
-Original concept. But since there is no gameplay concept, I'll wait and see how it plays out.
I like less:
-No music
-No decor
-No Gamplay
-Many scenes without images.
FInal point:
I like the main character and Katie in their writing. I'm a big fan of Mimi. The concept of a game about 3D printers can be extremely interesting. A bit like a Medabot game (you have a robot and you have to improve it by gaining new features). Since it's a 3D printer, you can go in many directions. Find plans, collect materials, take a legal or illegal path by following, for example, Katie's or Mimi's path. There are a lot of possibilities, like a harem of machines with a unique model system based on its components. However, all this is only theoretical because of a big flaw in your project. It's not a game yet. There is no interaction with the player other than watching the scenes. We have no indication of the direction it will take later. Just one or two choices would have been enough. However, I don't question the quality of what was submitted.
In any case, thank you for submitting your project. In my opinion, it's full of potential. Now it all depends on what you do with it. Good work. :D
I don't have the energy to comprehend why I enjoyed this, but I did, so... cool?
Make... more?