unkownmyriad
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To be fair, Succubus Heaven is one of the better asset flips that's been made.
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Ericridge
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True, that much is true. Default characters stops me from being interested though. I've played only the demo and nothing further than that.
CrownLustre
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I do agree with the Template, but my brain doesn't perceived it as much of an annoyance to stop me from playing it and loving it. To my standard, It is a great H game compared to many other mid tier to lower-upper tier H games out there. To each their own, or the Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, I guess.
Though, again, the game structure and delivery are very polished, but the models and templates could have been better. It is like they don't have enough budget or incentives to produce better original assets.
Though, again, the game structure and delivery are very polished, but the models and templates could have been better. It is like they don't have enough budget or incentives to produce better original assets.
AnotherLurker
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It's never been the models or the graphics, for me, it's always been everything else. The animation, the sound design, the atmosphere, the positions/variety, and the mechanics.
The graphics are just the presentation. If you get caught up on that, you're missing the forest for the trees.
Granted, I hate the dime-a-dozen 3D garbage that's been pumped out factory-style late, but what separates succubus heaven from it all, is animation.
Anyone can pose an uncanny 3D model and type some half-engrish text to describe what it's doing and how that's supposed to make you feel, but it takes actual effort to make an "action" game,
or as we used to call them in the glory days, an RoR.
The graphics are just the presentation. If you get caught up on that, you're missing the forest for the trees.
Granted, I hate the dime-a-dozen 3D garbage that's been pumped out factory-style late, but what separates succubus heaven from it all, is animation.
Anyone can pose an uncanny 3D model and type some half-engrish text to describe what it's doing and how that's supposed to make you feel, but it takes actual effort to make an "action" game,
or as we used to call them in the glory days, an RoR.