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Each successive game tends to have improved features and more polish as he improves with Flash. Goes for any decent developer, really.
I don't think there's been any game of his that's had a "virgin-state", at least not a tangible one that affects any of the outcomes when beating the games.

Shame about the delay, but it tends to be par for the course for Koooonsoft. Was half hopeful it would be ready, but the clothing colors/damage seems to add a big slowdown.
Between this, Vitamin Quest 2, and Succubus Heaven building anticipation for new content, the delays sting harder than usual.
 
Game's been updated to 2.51, adding a blue cosplay crystal with the previously shown Chun Li and Tifa cosplays.
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He couldn't implement color changes with the costumes, but clothing damage will factor into the animations.
The post mentions further cosplay additions being decided by polls, the two notable suggestions being Koooon's own Shinobi Girl and Witch Girl. Considering the official poll won't be put up until mid-July, I predict next update will probably be late August or October at the earliest.
 
Sorry if im wrong,

but will Kungfu Girl be a better KroooonSoft game than the previous version (WitchGirl & ShinobiGirl) ? because if I think from some perspective WitchGirl is the best game from Kroonsoft, in terms of enemies, difficulty level (because I feel KG hard level is still easy), besides the gallery and omake features are also very interesting, maybe KG will also have this feature in future? I think this way because I think Kroonsoft will finish KG soon, and for me KG is still lacking when compared to WitchG

Again, sorry if my opinion is wrong
 
glorius90 said:
Sorry if im wrong,

but will Kungfu Girl be a better KroooonSoft game than the previous version (WitchGirl & ShinobiGirl) ? because if I think from some perspective WitchGirl is the best game from Kroonsoft, in terms of enemies, difficulty level (because I feel KG hard level is still easy), besides the gallery and omake features are also very interesting, maybe KG will also have this feature in future? I think this way because I think Kroonsoft will finish KG soon, and for me KG is still lacking when compared to WitchG

Again, sorry if my opinion is wrong
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I don't see why you are apologizing so much for asking a non inflammatory question followed by a non-inflammatory opinion on game quality. I mean the worst someone could tell you given what you've said is that you'll just have to wait for the dev to make a game that better meets your preferences and that maybe you should mail the dev and ask him if he intends to make a game that meets your preferences (this is beneficial, provided you do not do it in an inflammatory fashion, because the dev gets an idea what stuff his audience wants).
 
Where do you find the cosplay ball? Can't find them in the gallery
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Nvm figured out. The password is 4649
 
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I hope you guys won't hate me for necroing ths thread, but the boss is back and just announced their new game, Space Girl
https://twitter.com/x/status/1641092774157246466

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Game will be developed in Unity, with animations created in Spine.
Author said that this time around they won't add the color editor they added in Kung Fu girl since it was a pain for them to develop it.
 
Let me the first to say I'm so glad he's snapping out of his madness for a moment to make something he doesn't have to spend years studying.
 
Hell yeah. Don't really mind about the color editor - while it was nice, it wasn't necessary and this character's color scheme is fine. Also no need to apologize for bumping a thread with relevant news, info or discussion. Once more is known about the game, a new thread would be appreciated.
 
New artstyle reminds me of Vosmog's games, Xenotake in particular
 
Yeah the color scheme is similar too. Not exactly the same, but now that you've pointed it out, I can see it.
 
IAmAKi said:
Let me the first to say I'm so glad he's snapping out of his madness for a moment to make something he doesn't have to spend years studying.
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WTF did he do? I'm OOTL
 
duck666 said:
WTF did he do? I'm OOTL
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There's been a weird trend where 2D H-game devs with the best artwork and most memorable titles (full flap, Koooonsoft, the guy who worked on Melody Blood for example) have decided to nosedive into 3D game making close to the same time. Despite them having the ability to keep putting out good + innovative 2D titles, they're purposefully wasting years of their life relearning things and trying to obtain a fraction of their 2D game's quality while undermining their fanbase that know them entirely for good 2D games.

Koooonsoft is another one of these mad fools throwing away best of the market for mediocrity.

Look... I can get the whole concept of challenging yourself and wanting to do something different, but trying to learn 3D games, all that crap associated with meshes and joints and articulation while gambling on the revenue of your years-old titles... it only seems like madness to me. Even if they have a side job for money issues it just means they're out of the picture for such a long time. Where will their fanbase be when they come back?
 
IAmAKi said:
There's been a weird trend where 2D H-game devs with the best artwork and most memorable titles (full flap, Koooonsoft, the guy who worked on Melody Blood for example) have decided to nosedive into 3D game making close to the same time. Despite them having the ability to keep putting out good + innovative 2D titles, they're purposefully wasting years of their life relearning things and trying to obtain a fraction of their 2D game's quality while undermining their fanbase that know them entirely for good 2D games.

Koooonsoft is another one of these mad fools throwing away best of the market for mediocrity.

Look... I can get the whole concept of challenging yourself and wanting to do something different, but trying to learn 3D games, all that crap associated with meshes and joints and articulation while gambling on the revenue of your years-old titles... it only seems like madness to me. Even if they have a side job for money issues it just means they're out of the picture for such a long time. Where will their fanbase be when they come back?
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Ah, thank you for bringing me up to speed.

Not everyone can be like MATEYDEV and get going on Unreal so (relatively) quickly.
 
There's also the issue of the quality of 3d work the average JAP PC can handle, which is trash-tier. Meaning that even if said developers could turn out decent 3d models and animations, they've gotta downgrade them so weebpcs will run them without exploding.
 
super_slicer said:
There's also the issue of the quality of 3d work the average JAP PC can handle, which is trash-tier. Meaning that even if said developers could turn out decent 3d models and animations, they've gotta downgrade them so weebpcs will run them without exploding.
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Is this some meme or information I'm too non-japanese/weeby to understand?
 
You don't need a particularly good machine to run to eroge visual novels. Net cafes are a thing in Japan because it's more common to just rent a computer for short sessions rather than own your own if you need a machine with high specs.

Japanese gaming has overwhelming preferred consoles to PCs, and so making games for high-end PCs was abnormal for a very long time.

Which is why nowadays a lot of current gen JP games are console games with PC ports, and only certain companies (like Square-Enix and KOEI Tecmo) even bother to do it.
 
Yeah, that's about the size of it.
 
duck666 said:
Is this some meme or information I'm too non-japanese/weeby to understand?
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In Japanese daily life and culture, the computer is treated more like a piece of work equipment or utility, rather than for recreational use.
As such, there isn't a strong PC gaming culture, nor a significant retail market for PC components to customise setups optimised for gaming, nor the need to purchase higher performing PCs.

If all you need to do on a PC, is to browse the internet, write documents and watch movies; then even a 10 year-old workstation-grade desktop will still do the job well today.
Many visual novels in 2013 were still doing graphics in 800 x 600 (4:3 aspect ratio) resolution, while the Western world has already adapted to using full HD monitors at the time.

In general, the Japanese are very mobile phone literate (which had started way before the smartphone), but are mostly computer illiterate by Western standards.
This is unfortunate, because this had caused a stagnation in the pace of technological development and innovations for the consumer market, that they were world leaders of during their peak in the 1990's.
 
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