10/10 For a free experience I def would recommend. Will most certainly be financially supporting the developer :>
I absolutely love the freedom of choice and ability for the user to freely choose how they route their journey. It adds so much power to each individual choice, that despite knowing which path I am going to choose, makes fighting for it that much more eventful and meaningful. The disperse and complex use of words and expressions makes me linger on aspects of the text that are menial. It gives such a profound look on the bland and ordinary and makes the main events shine even brighter because of it. When a game actually takes the time and focus to not only care about what you came here for, but to enlighten and fill in the world in mannerisms and aspects you necessarily may not have come here for, but definitely welcome, it gives an appreciative immersion so many other games like this fail to encapsulate. It brandishes a day-by-day bland-yet-eventful story driven notion I have only ever seen kindled such as in Re:Dreamer. And as much respect as I have for that developer for such, that really means a lot!
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Waring: Slight spoilers ahead I suppose for those who haven't played.. ---------------------------- I guess if I had something to nitpick it would be the overall collective vernacular of each and every character -- and each and every scene. The tone described in each and every scene does not always seem to individualistically or appropriately align with the intention/emotion of the scene or character it is conveying.
For example, it seems uncharacteristic for Luke to know and use the term "androgyne" accurately despite definitely not being the type of guy to study gender theory or Greek etymology. Relating to the same word: it feels uncharacteristic of so many characters throughout the game to use that term. Androgyne. It's not a commonly used word to describe people who look neither male nor female, or equally both, and it feels especially uncharacteristic for the characters that do not speak relatively complicatedly in normal circumstances. I would 100% understand why Jessica would use it, but not particularly Lily.
Another: angry, happy, unsure, no matter the mood, the word usage doesn't seem to be applicatively affected by these emotional shifts within the story consistently or appropriately. And it's not that the tone set within the story is incapable of accurately portraying a multitude of emotions differently, in-fact standalone I think it does extremely well. I feel it becomes noticeable when you have a project such as this attempt to portray such a variety of emotion through a single experience. Sadness, happiness, anger, etc. When you have such antipodal emotions displayed in the same, immersive experience, it has a numbing effect when you splay them out in the same manner consecutively.
I guess, to draw a point, I believe there should be more variety and individuality to the way characters and scenes are displayed in text to accurately and effectively convey the feeling/message being shown in a surreal, more immersive, and unique manner that doesn't feel atleast somewhat familiar to the reader.
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I don't have anything against the game because of my minor complaints, though. If anything I would love to see the game prosper even further than it has already come!!
And I love this game ^v^ 10/10 it makes my trans heart go spinnn!!!!
O-kay. Now that I'm quite a bit farther into the game (Day 12) some sectors seem oddly linguistically repetitive or antithetical. (Mainly the cheerleading after-game hangout sector) Every author has their boundaries when it comes to topics they won't delve into through their work, but when I can noticeably see the text consistently draw itself lines it does not follow, I can't help but think that that's only really a mistake AI would follow so consistently.
"But we need to set some ground rules if we're doing this. No spreading anything mean or serious, alright? Only fun stuff." --Followed by-- "Yeah, like how to freak people the fuck out by just standing there."
It's incredibly inconsistent and the text throughout concurrent late-game (Day 10+) creates so so so many more notions it does not only not follow through with, but entirely conflict. There's probably a lot more during earlier portions polished up by the length of which it has been there...
These short-term inconsistencies followed with the almost-inhuman tone consistency drawn throughout the whole game makes me believe this game is in some mannerism utilizing AI to create it-which is fine-I just think games like this need to be more open about it, because the only potential mentions of such I heard to be so were through the Discord -.- It does heavily break my immersion learning about this, and it does sadden me quite a bit :<
I don't mean to be accusatory, I am just sharing what I genuinely believe as a consumer from my perspective without filter.
This game has a LOT of love put into it. And whether it utilizes AI text to cut some corners in its early writing process doesn't take away from that.
The amount of effort it takes to code, manage art commissions, make sure current story leads up smoothly with prior plot, make sure current story will lead smoothly into future plot, test-through with your game before the publish of the next update, and still not even beginning to mention about the volume to which it does so.
That being that the developer adds, on average, just a little over 1,000 finalized words into the story each and every day.
To create that volume, at a consistent rate, in high quality as a sole developer takes an astronomical amount of effort,
-assisted or not.
There is real pain and real love etched by a soul who cares for its development. That is a project worth supporting.
There is major quality, and the author goes to incredible lengths to make sure quality art is sustained AI-free.
I've joined the Patreon for the development of this game and I strongly encourage whoever reading to do so aswell :>
The game is fantastic! I'm currently obsessed with it! After finishing the playthrough, I can tell how much love the devs put into the game! I love how the game doesn't jump right into the "steamy" part, but instead take the reader slowly into it, that way I feel like it wasn't rushed at all and make the game rather enjoyable than most of the game we have in the market that follow the same genre and it's refreshing! I also love that the game gives the characters actual personality, rather than just catering to the readers. This way, readers, or I, want to learn more about them and fall in love with their characters.
Anyways, I'm so excited for the next update! Keep up the good work and don't forget to look after yourself! :) (PLEASE don't abandon this project).
I absolutely love this game and I really hope to see more of it as the game develops!!!!!!! Please keep working on this I don’t have much money right now but when the full game is available I will definitely be putting in at least 20 dollars!!! Thanks for posting this game I absolutely love it!
I wouldn’t be surprised if amaty did some time jump for the short term but then after a while and a bunch of updates later they put it as a flashback that you could play through.?
Please try out my personal website, https://amaty.space/. You can also download and try to run it on joiplay or another app. Otherwise, I am not sure. Nobody else has reported this issue.
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I was wondering if you had stats on how many people chose each different club, and which is most popular?
What choices do you need to get the most changes?
10/10
For a free experience I def would recommend.
Will most certainly be financially supporting the developer :>
I absolutely love the freedom of choice and ability for the user to freely choose how they route their journey. It adds so much power to each individual choice, that despite knowing which path I am going to choose, makes fighting for it that much more eventful and meaningful.
The disperse and complex use of words and expressions makes me linger on aspects of the text that are menial. It gives such a profound look on the bland and ordinary and makes the main events shine even brighter because of it. When a game actually takes the time and focus to not only care about what you came here for, but to enlighten and fill in the world in mannerisms and aspects you necessarily may not have come here for, but definitely welcome, it gives an appreciative immersion so many other games like this fail to encapsulate. It brandishes a day-by-day bland-yet-eventful story driven notion I have only ever seen kindled such as in Re:Dreamer. And as much respect as I have for that developer for such, that really means a lot!
----------------------------
Waring: Slight spoilers ahead I suppose for those who haven't played..
----------------------------
I guess if I had something to nitpick it would be the overall collective vernacular of each and every character -- and each and every scene.
The tone described in each and every scene does not always seem to individualistically or appropriately align with the intention/emotion of the scene or character it is conveying.
For example, it seems uncharacteristic for Luke to know and use the term "androgyne" accurately despite definitely not being the type of guy to study gender theory or Greek etymology.
Relating to the same word: it feels uncharacteristic of so many characters throughout the game to use that term. Androgyne. It's not a commonly used word to describe people who look neither male nor female, or equally both, and it feels especially uncharacteristic for the characters that do not speak relatively complicatedly in normal circumstances. I would 100% understand why Jessica would use it, but not particularly Lily.
Another: angry, happy, unsure, no matter the mood, the word usage doesn't seem to be applicatively affected by these emotional shifts within the story consistently or appropriately. And it's not that the tone set within the story is incapable of accurately portraying a multitude of emotions differently, in-fact standalone I think it does extremely well.
I feel it becomes noticeable when you have a project such as this attempt to portray such a variety of emotion through a single experience. Sadness, happiness, anger, etc. When you have such antipodal emotions displayed in the same, immersive experience, it has a numbing effect when you splay them out in the same manner consecutively.
I guess, to draw a point, I believe there should be more variety and individuality to the way characters and scenes are displayed in text to accurately and effectively convey the feeling/message being shown in a surreal, more immersive, and unique manner that doesn't feel atleast somewhat familiar to the reader.
----------------------------
I don't have anything against the game because of my minor complaints, though. If anything I would love to see the game prosper even further than it has already come!!
And I love this game ^v^
10/10 it makes my trans heart go spinnn!!!!
O-kay. Now that I'm quite a bit farther into the game (Day 12) some sectors seem oddly linguistically repetitive or antithetical. (Mainly the cheerleading after-game hangout sector)
Every author has their boundaries when it comes to topics they won't delve into through their work, but when I can noticeably see the text consistently draw itself lines it does not follow, I can't help but think that that's only really a mistake AI would follow so consistently.
"But we need to set some ground rules if we're doing this. No spreading anything mean or serious, alright? Only fun stuff."
--Followed by--
"Yeah, like how to freak people the fuck out by just standing there."
It's incredibly inconsistent and the text throughout concurrent late-game (Day 10+) creates so so so many more notions it does not only not follow through with, but entirely conflict.
There's probably a lot more during earlier portions polished up by the length of which it has been there...
These short-term inconsistencies followed with the almost-inhuman tone consistency drawn throughout the whole game makes me believe this game is in some mannerism utilizing AI to create it-which is fine-I just think games like this need to be more open about it, because the only potential mentions of such I heard to be so were through the Discord -.-
It does heavily break my immersion learning about this, and it does sadden me quite a bit :<I don't mean to be accusatory, I am just sharing what I genuinely believe as a consumer from my perspective without filter.
This game has a LOT of love put into it. And whether it utilizes AI text to cut some corners in its early writing process doesn't take away from that.
The amount of effort it takes to code, manage art commissions, make sure current story leads up smoothly with prior plot, make sure current story will lead smoothly into future plot, test-through with your game before the publish of the next update, and still not even beginning to mention about the volume to which it does so.
That being that the developer adds, on average, just a little over 1,000 finalized words into the story each and every day.
To create that volume, at a consistent rate, in high quality as a sole developer takes an astronomical amount of effort,
-assisted or not.
There is real pain and real love etched by a soul who cares for its development. That is a project worth supporting.
There is major quality, and the author goes to incredible lengths to make sure quality art is sustained AI-free.
I've joined the Patreon for the development of this game and I strongly encourage whoever reading to do so aswell :>
TW!: English is not my first language lol
The game is fantastic! I'm currently obsessed with it! After finishing the playthrough, I can tell how much love the devs put into the game! I love how the game doesn't jump right into the "steamy" part, but instead take the reader slowly into it, that way I feel like it wasn't rushed at all and make the game rather enjoyable than most of the game we have in the market that follow the same genre and it's refreshing! I also love that the game gives the characters actual personality, rather than just catering to the readers. This way, readers, or I, want to learn more about them and fall in love with their characters.
Anyways, I'm so excited for the next update! Keep up the good work and don't forget to look after yourself! :) (PLEASE don't abandon this project).
I absolutely love this game and I really hope to see more of it as the game develops!!!!!!! Please keep working on this I don’t have much money right now but when the full game is available I will definitely be putting in at least 20 dollars!!! Thanks for posting this game I absolutely love it!
Thank you for enjoying!
What's the estimated length of the game? I kind of doubt that the whole year is doable, so is there a earlier end date planned?
I wouldn’t be surprised if amaty did some time jump for the short term but then after a while and a bunch of updates later they put it as a flashback that you could play through.?
It will be the whole year, but there will be timeskips.
not going to lie I kind of called it, though not exactly, I did call it!
it keep saying the default is the best
Please try out my personal website, https://amaty.space/. You can also download and try to run it on joiplay or another app. Otherwise, I am not sure. Nobody else has reported this issue.
I try all of the wedsite
It's probably an issue with your device then.
I think when I save the last ver before the update it maybe a bug that might to be fix and thank you for ever thing keep it up
It do not work I am in the 1st chose it keep refrshing