Isekaing: from zero to zero.

I have played this game now. In fact, I played it on Stream. You can verify everything I claim if you so choose by checking the attached link to the stream archive. This game would be basically nothing without the AI, if all the AI had been removed very little would be left. I would say that there is no problem with this as I understand the dev is in a tough spot and could use the cash. However, the developer tries to pass this off as if it was a creative effort in showing the progression of technology and the future of creative endeavors. However, all he has effectively shown is that anyone who decides to take shortcuts in the development process will also lazily produce garbage. He has done nothing in proving his point that AI is the future, and in fact, he has only harmed his argument by showing that he cannot even proofread his text. Granted, he is not a native speaker of English, however, simple mistakes that even beginner English speakers are missed, such as misspelling of "of" as "ob" and "church" as "crurch". This only goes to show how lazy the developer is, thus why he felt like he needed to take short cuts in development. As far as the content of the game and what you d…

I can confirm that the warning sign when starting the game is correct. I already was amused by the dialogs, but the songs are genius (a dragon singing opera?). Even if the sound is AI generated in the end, you need to have some spark of genius to think of the lyrics in a foreign language (also one character uses alliteratons with m as starting character in every dialog). I can't do it even in my native language. Normally I don't buy soundtracks, as they languish on my hard drive, but I still bought them here. The characters vary between one-dimensional and surprising depth, as required for the story. Ordinarily one would think that this mix hurts the storytelling, but here they actually combine to a greater whole. There are a number of references to the tropes of fantasy games and books, so to enjoy the parody to fullest you should be a fantasy fan in general. The game uses tropes or subverts them in the right moment, like resolving a confrontation, where you believe you get to fight an evil guy, just with dialog. Or fetch quests which can be both funny (like hunting for a right poster) and properly annoying. Even the player isn't exempted from being a direct target of the dev. I …

A friend of mine told me that I HAVE to play this game. I trusted him and I understood why he told me this from the first minutes. The game has the exact taste of humor that I like. If you are into it you will love it for sure. And I can't believe how much of a change it makes when every dialog in the game has a voice over. Pure epicness in a game heavy in dialogs. 10/10

I am a big fan of playing on RPG Maker, so I won't write madrigals here; instead, I will briefly outline the pros and cons. Every great work should have references to three books: Mao Zedong's Quotes, The Silmarillion, and the Bible. However, I did not notice any quotes from Chairman Mao, but everything else was present. In terms of the plot, it is a fairly lighthearted humorous story about a heroine who tries to help a kingdom in another world. The heroine is one of the story's drawbacks. While the king is introduced with an entire song resembling a comedy sketch, and the group of allies is well-developed throughout the story, the main heroine behaves like a guy, and nothing is known about her past. As I mentioned about the king, some characters were given their own video clips. These clips are one of the main drawbacks of the game; they were created by different AI systems and are video files in the game, although they should have been replaced with a slideshow. This is because I clearly hear the discrepancies in the AI voices. And with a slideshow, I could speed through or skip them, whereas with the videos, I am forced to watch for 4 minutes. Suno should have taken just the i…

Absolute banger of a soundtrack! Game itself is silly and made me laugh, but the soundtrack is 100% going on my playlist

I liked it a lot. I tend to gravitate away from anime styling in games, but am glad to have made an exception here. I wish it was longer, would've liked more puzzles, action, and/or choices to make. I enjoyed each time those elements were included. [spoiler] I was hoping there would be further use for the baby as well. [/spoiler] Another thing I hoped to see was control configuration options like in the Evil Residence demo (I've gotten too used to WASD on my laptop.) ((Also hoping you release a full version of Evil Residence!) The songs were successfully obnoxious - I managed not to skip them, but am thankful that is an option. The humor resonated with me most of the time, and I was at times mildly offended. I feel like the general worldview of the developer came through, and he seems to be a decent guy. I picked up on intelligence, empathy, progressivism, and inclusion, amongst others. Power structures and societal hypocrisy were more or less called out and I always appreciate that. I thought the characters were hilarious. Some of the AI art was extremely cringe but I feel like it was appropriately tongue-in-cheek and worked in context. I appreciated the voice overs, I thought…