Pudding321

Shouldn't this be in the 'ongoing projects' thread? Regarding the game itself, I am fine with the graphics, but the synopsis doesn't seem revealing enough to me. It may have a deep story with twists and great character development, but it's not written and I don't feel comfortable supporting it.

On or off the hype train

Doesn't really matter. I played through Tsukihime and Fate/stay night on my phone during the long commuting hours to and from university. And I don't like wearing earplugs so it was on mute the whole time and I still enjoyed the visual novel. Maybe more so because I hate shirou's character voice.

Um. Depending on which route. Once you go into one of the routes, most other characters don't matter. That was how I understand heroines having nothing to do with each other. 'They are at most' classmates. Moving on... amagami ss You can increase affection with separate characters through separate events. Definitely 'only classmates' to me. I don't know what you mean by little/no drama though...

And here I am still waiting for a fate/ilya yuri visual novel

Reminds me of 'the world god only knows'

I think it's just a bad excuse...

Air...or even clannad...

I definitely love your art, but I'm not sure if it will match every style of anime character, especially those with high contrast and bright colours.

I'm going to be the bad guy and ask you: what are you plans if you can't raise funds after 24 hours? Are you going to cancel the game? Are you going to release it anyway? Or are you planning on doing a a crowdfunding campaign again after brushing things up?

I read 'translated' VNs and then I read 'dysfunctional systems'. Basically this is warning that I should start buying visual novels and see for myself if they are worth it rather than relying on someone else's recommendation. oh, and zero escape > 999 for me.

I have always had problems with writing characters. One day I read in a book about novel writing that you have to imagine yourself sitting in an interview room with your main character. Then start bombarding the character with questions: why do you feel that way? Why do you want to kill this person? What plot are you scheming? What changed your attitude towards this character? I found this very helpful for setting a character. It also prevents you from putting too much of yourself into the character you're writing.

three novels Sekai Seifuku (about Direct Mail in Japan) world end economica 1 and 2