Almost forgot that this game even existed after all these years, what a bloated and outdated farce this has turned into, and the fact that they still haven't named a release date makes me believe that we will not see this game released this year, likely not even next year. To think that they could have produced half a dozen shorter but much better and more innovative games in the time it took them to get one rpg maker game with a big gallery and a clusterfuck of a story is quite saddening.
Hate to say it but i feel the same way, at least about the outdated gameplay. These days the best H-games integrate the eroticism with the gameplay, games that rely too heavily on the traditional rpg gameplay elements like the standard battle system aren't good enough. I wouldn't say that gameplay has ever been this dev's strong suit going back to the original MGQ. That said however it truly is the biggest and most epic game in the genre.
Theres a reason that Estra's Labyrinth is the most anticipated femdom game and its not because of story or graphics, its gameplay.
I used to talk about this. I mean let's put it into this perspective. MGQ Part 1 came out in 2011. MGQ Paradox Part 2 came out in 2017. That's 6 years. It's taking more time to develop Paradox Part 3 than the entire series has existed. We've seen an entire Spiderman Trilogy release between 2017 - 2021. For a game which, while it probably will be good, will have outdated gameplay. Not even just the gameplay, but H-Scenes too. We've seen other games in the genre take great strides in animated H-Scenes like Shrift, Succubus Prison, Succubus Academia, etc etc.
They could've made Part 3 the same length as Part 2, and fans would've been happy with that. Fighting the Archangels, Ancestors, Heavenly Knights, and other high levels monsters all in one playthrough would've been great, and they could've got it out in 2019/2020. And by now who knows, maybe by now we'd be seeing Monster Girl Quest 2 or whatever new project they could've made. Instead here we are, in 2023, and no release window in sight. It's actually looking like development will go into 2024. I don't care what anyone says, to go from 2 year development, to 2 year development, to 7 year development for a Trilogy is an absolute failure in project management. There's no way even TrTr thought development will go on this long, and if they did know from the beginning, I feel like they would've scaled back the size.
I mean 6-7 years to release the third part to an old game. MGQ and Paradox are in the "
Oh yeeeah....I remember that game" category for me at this point.