Adventures of Willy D. ADULT point&click adventure 0.0.5 free version

I have started new patreon project for my latest game made in Visionaire studio.

cool!

Thanks

I am going to post a trailer for it very shortly.

Lol i kn0w what you mean. I tried to post some of my templates for after effect on videohive and i quit it cause of all paperwork and licence things they wanted from me... It was not only confusing but really hard to do. Since i don't have many templates i just quit it... Too much work for something little. Good luck and update us about your progress

Here it is Bezidej:

Not yet my game is still in early stage and there is lot of work to do to fix lot of animations as some ingame situations. I think i'll wait some time till i get so-what decent progress.

I'm guessing you are both a fan of adult themed games on account of developing them? Anyway... I don't know if you know of this developer. They are using VS to make adult interactive visual novels. These sort of games aren't really my cup of tea, but figured maybe you'd both like to check them out.

P.S: sorry for hijacking the thread.

P.P.S: I think there's a bug with your demo as the character disappears when you enter the bathroom scene & doesn't come back after leaving the bathroom. & Damn, you certainly went all out with the animations & voice over, eh?

Not yet my game is still in early stage and there is lot of work to do to fix lot of animations as some ingame situations. I think i'll wait some time till i get so-what decent progress.

I saw your trailer and i agree with AFRLme you should offer either short demo of gameplay or show it in your trailer. And i saw your post you gonna do it so i am just waiting to see

From what i seen from screenshoots it looks great though  

Thank you , 

@ AFRLme , I do not know that developer and I avoid the visual novel genre since it is mostly like reading a book and there is no forthought in them but thank you for pointing him out since I was not aware that Vis could also do visual novels (it's easy now that I think about it)

It's a kind of hybrid visual novel slash myst-like game such as the upcoming sci-fi game Minotaur, which is also being developed in VS. I think first person exploration (click parts of scene to get close-ups, examine things, take items, etc & then I guess visual novel style dialogs. At least that was the assumption I got from the tiny bit I played when they asked me for help with a bit of troubleshooting on one of the games last year. I think the game is called "Synthetic Love".

But yeah, Visual Novel is fairly easy to create with VS as it's mostly just static images with minimal animations here & there. Same goes for Myst-like games too (2D). I think most time consuming thing involved in creating them is the amount of images/scenes/close-up images they need compared to your average third person point & click adventure game; especially myst-like games as they tend to let you view each location/room from different angles.

Anyway, question about the 3D assets you are both using in your games... created everything yourself, using existing vanilla &/or modified assets or a combination?

@ AFRLme , I do not know that developer and I avoid the visual novel genre since it is mostly like reading a book and there is no forthought in them but thank you for pointing him out since I was not aware that Vis could also do visual novels (it's easy now that I think about it)

It's a kind of hybrid visual novel slash myst-like game such as the upcoming sci-fi game Minotaur, which is also being developed in VS. I think first person exploration (click parts of scene to get close-ups, examine things, take items, etc & then I guess visual novel style dialogs. At least that was the assumption I got from the tiny bit I played when they asked me for help with a bit of troubleshooting on one of the games last year. I think the game is called "Synthetic Love".

But yeah, Visual Novel is fairly easy to create with VS as it's mostly just static images with minimal animations here & there. Same goes for Myst-like games too (2D). I think most time consuming thing involved in creating them is the amount of images/scenes/close-up images they need compared to your average third person point & click adventure game; especially myst-like games as they tend to let you view each location/room from different angles.

Anyway, question about the 3D assets you are both using in your games... created everything yourself, using existing vanilla &/or modified assets or a combination?

The 3D are made with Poser and Daz. They give you the figure , which is like a skeleton/plain dead doll look-alike and you play with the textures (or create) and morphs until you get your desired result. For the furniture and locations , you can either buy pre-made ones or you can make what you want in Lightwave or 3D Studio.