KRIMSONKATT'S PROFILE

@NyxAsteriaSolomon Thank you for responding. I now understand your reasoning for you making the game the way you did. All of the poor design choices are intentional, which I am both against and for. Games like Spec Ops The Line aren't meant to be fun. Their meant to be works of art that tell a meaningful story. The story didn't connect with me very well, as maybe I looked into it a little too much as I have been playing a lot of deep horror RPG-Maker games like The Witch's House and Dreaming Mary. Those games seem simple on the outset, but really contain so much depth, secrets, and dark themes that gives way to multiple playthoughs and endings. From the simplistic title, the screenshots, and the description, I believed this game was a experimental visual novel type game with many endings and alternate paths. I came in with false expectations, and I can only blame myself for that. Finally. another thing to note. I grew up in an extremely religious family with very strong views on various topics. My dad grew up in an extremely strict christian household full of false information and paranoia. They didn't let him watch TV, go outside, eat cereal, make friends, eat at restaurants, have his own car, listen to music, or play anything other than his most prized possession, his Atari 2600 which was destroyed in a fire. He was and still is mentally unstable with all the trauma he has endured in his childhood. This caused a rift in my parents which caused their recent divorce. However, my mom grew up in an atheist/agnostic household which eventually converted into a very moderate christian household. My mom, unlike my dad was more open to ideas like RPGs, Card Games, and mainstream pop music. During my childhood, my parents constantly argued due to their opposing political and religious views which eventually led to a divorce. But why do I bring this up? Well, I was conditioned from a very young age by my father to resist all that wasn't 100% christian. This included zero tolerance for the LGBT community and all related acts. Only recently did I open up to many other cultures, traditions,and even the LGBT community. I personally am 100% (Okay, maybe 98%, I really envy female model's bodies) straight, but just recently been introduced to various people who practice so called "alternative lifestyles" and to my surprise they were perfectly fine people. Not devil worshiping cultists who take part in disgusting acts in the shadows. I'm still trying to get over the stigmas taught to me at birth, and that is partially another reason why I hold something, possible subconsciously, about this game. I hope you will understand my point of view. I hope this doesn't discourage you, and I hope you make more (hopefully more fun) games in the future.

-KrimsonKatt

author=lavendersiren
As a member of the team that worked on this game, all I can say is this: I implore players to make their own judgements apart from the ones read here.
I'm sure most of the community has already heard how this review had given both me and my gamedev partner a breakdown when it was first submitted as a secret Santa gift, and how the part about the music being "auto-generated" is just flat-out false (not to mention the main character is not a camel), but at this point, I'd just rather suggest that the players of this game make their own decisions.
I do hope this message is understood well.

I'm really sorry this review caused a meltdown. I never meant any harm by this review, I just wanted to get a review out there, and I'm very sorry if this review offended you. I made it very clear that it was my guess that the music is auto generated and I have nothing against that. I use computer generated music all the time for my games so I'm not putting you down for saying that. The character looked like a camel to me, but it's all up to interpretation, and since the game takes place in an oasis turned desert and camels live in deserts I just guessed it was a camel. I'm sorry if I caused anyone any harm or emotional damage. This was not my intention, and I will stand by that.

Thank you for reviewing my game! That problem with the weird glitching was because I accidentally left in a debug and spell check plugin. The debug plugin is only supposed to work in the play tester and the red highlights are all words that the plugin doesn't recognize, that was inserting data from a 3rd party application. I'm sorry for all the trouble this may have caused and will look into it. It might also be a problem with your computer or you might have virus/adware but that is unlikely. One problem I've had with MV in general is the way MV handles exporting games. It is really backwards in my opinion and you can tell they had to cut a lot of corners to add mobile ports, but even that doesn't work properly. Also I kept forgetting to update the "main download" on this site so that could be another cause of the problem. I thank you for your constructive criticism and will use it to help improve the user experience for all who play my games.

Please someone review this game again, it really improved!

The update is now out. (but it is still not complete) There is just one glitch when you go to Ryuuta's room you get stuck on the wood next to his bed. I will update that very soon. Just wait maybe 10 minutes to play it. then the problem will be fixed.