- Jun 1, 2021
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How you get in the maid's shoes? I'm at the part in the swimming center where you need to hide in something of the girl from the maid Cafe (to get to the cafe), but the only thing I can interact with other than the girl are the shoes. And the only thing I can do with the shoes is the hiding place where the character dies.
- Jul 13, 2022
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Weapons can be found in a drawer in their apartments 3-11
Through the ventilation shafts
- Sep 3, 2018
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Sounds like me irl.Hi, I'm a bit lostCan anyone help me? ^^ I'm supposed to talk to Yumi at the beginning of the game, but she won't talk to me.
- Jul 29, 2024
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Go to your room while shrunk, go to the pc, and there you can activate it. Then go to the right side of the building and you will see something glowing.
It requires some items tho, some of them can only be obtained while not shrunk.
Any walkthrough? Do You guys know what to do? I just escaped the lab, entered the world. When i try to go by the stairs to the office some npc just kicks me into the ground, what to do?
- Oct 5, 2021
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i downloaded the file from 2 different sources, but seems that neither winrar or 7-zip are able to open it. Something i miss?
To be more precise, i can open it, but i am not able to unpack.
To be more precise, i can open it, but i am not able to unpack.
- Mar 26, 2023
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I'm even worse than you guys! I spoke to the girl in the weapons shop where she says she won't speak to anyone unarmed and i say i left something useful in my apartment. Problem is I've spent ages walking around everywhere as i can't find my fucking apartment lmfao. I gave up, i have no patience for this type of thing lol
- Mar 22, 2020
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Yeah, the game does suffer from a very rough, long, unintuitive and over convoluted fetch quest that honestly mostly lead to nothing. It’s like they intended the game to be something completely different early on and then making a huge 180 halfway through and deciding in the end on a giantess game.
At some point you just gotta trim the fat and adjust your game towards the direction you’re finally heading at.
Oh and btw for the person above: Don’t feel too bad. Turns out the apartment of the MC is somehow completely different from your starting area at the beginning. Same building, just completely different layout on the inside for god knows which reason.
If the dev ever reads this, listen. AI art or not, at least there’s no pretending and it’s transparent, so fair. It’s a relatively good start, but you gotta keep it simple to the player, man. Encouraging exploration is fine, but don’t make the exploration being such a bore and a chore. Trim the fat if the early game doesn’t matter. Like why are we needing to be some type of certified warrior if it doesn’t play a role into the story and it just drags on? Why so many fetch quests that lead to all unimplemented things which don’t seem like it will either be revisited or simply not matter in the end?
Just some valid criticism. After all, it ain’t my game, but as I said, there’s potential and I would dislike it for people to not give the game a proper shot if they just give up because of the first 15 minutes being a massive headache.
At some point you just gotta trim the fat and adjust your game towards the direction you’re finally heading at.
Oh and btw for the person above: Don’t feel too bad. Turns out the apartment of the MC is somehow completely different from your starting area at the beginning. Same building, just completely different layout on the inside for god knows which reason.
If the dev ever reads this, listen. AI art or not, at least there’s no pretending and it’s transparent, so fair. It’s a relatively good start, but you gotta keep it simple to the player, man. Encouraging exploration is fine, but don’t make the exploration being such a bore and a chore. Trim the fat if the early game doesn’t matter. Like why are we needing to be some type of certified warrior if it doesn’t play a role into the story and it just drags on? Why so many fetch quests that lead to all unimplemented things which don’t seem like it will either be revisited or simply not matter in the end?
Just some valid criticism. After all, it ain’t my game, but as I said, there’s potential and I would dislike it for people to not give the game a proper shot if they just give up because of the first 15 minutes being a massive headache.
How do I equip a weapon here? I found some wood twigs and the forge but dont have anything to light the forge with
As someone who participates in the development process (code), I can say that the developer simply did not play his game, or he has an extremely strange understanding of "having fun". He has no respect for the player, forcing him to waste a lot of time on useless actions.
1) A large, empty location
2) An obstacle in the middle of point of interest 1 and point of interest 2, which increases the time to walk between these points.
3) The abundance of subjects that are required to enter the laboratory is not bad in itself. What's bad is when character 1 says find character 2, and character 2 says find character 3, character 3 says find character 4, and so on. Endless running around for no clear reason.
These things are literally red flags of bad game design. They all (among others) are explained in any 20-minute video on YouTube on the topic of "game design mistakes" or "level design mistakes". I don't understand why many developers can't look at them before starting work, so as not to waste a lot of time on mistakes.
I probably should have added something like "but despite these mistakes, I still respect the developer's work and the good things he did, for example ..." But I can't write this, I never got to these good things from the screenshots.
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