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ClosetOfDoom

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There are more adult games than you might think, especially in the vn department, and there are new ones almost every time I visit (like twice a day or so), so using the individual game method would mean I'd have to exclude a new game every time I visit, and that's just tedious. Just go to https://itch.io/games/newest/nsfw to see for yourself.

The methods you've listed seem like more work than they're worth, just since I'd like for it not to be a thing I have to set up every time I visit. A couple clicks and boom, unwanted genres filtered out. This is why I feel the tag/genre exclusion tool should really be fully implemented, just to save from all the tedium and hassle. It just makes mroe sense that way, ya know?

Yeah, I browse recent, quite frequently.

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In my experience, visual novels tend to be very much the same in most cases. Lotta reading, one or two sprites (with emote variations) per character, and you unlock scenes based on the dialogue you choose. It's always the same, and I'm pretty over it. The most work that goes into those games ( I say "games" very loosely) is the writing, and it just feels like visual novels just need to be considered more like books or comics, unless they have significant gameplay in mini games. In the NSFW category, new visual novels show up pretty much by the hour. Not really efficient to try and exclude each game individually when they just keep coming consistently.

I've never enjoyed simulators, have grown tired of visual novels, not a fan of most top-down RPGs, and text-based I also don't like. Like I said, it would be awesome if I could exclude multiple tags so there's not as much to scroll through when looking for the genres I enjoy more.

I knew about Steam's exclusion filters years ago, and I find them quite useful.

I'm not the most diverse gamer, but I do have a lot of genres I enjoy, and many I can't stand.

While looking seraching through NSFW games with filters, I couldn't help but feel frustrated at the overwhelming amount of visual novels and simulators. I like platformers, action games, arcade games, rhythm games, and even some RPGs, but my browser is constantly riddled with visual novels, and because of this, I have to keep switching between the genre filters to avoid them. It's just really tedious.

I think it would be highly beneficial to implement filters with an option to exclude whatever tag/genre you select. Would really save folks like me a bit of hassle.

No, it's an out-going portal. Another one leads you to it.

The best trick I've learned for this one is git gud.

Things I'd recommend improving:

Camera - when the player jumps runs up a wall, don't make the camera look up. Instead, make the camera mostly copy the player's vertical movement, so the camera positioning changes, rather than the angle. Perhaps the camera can still turn a little bit, but not NEARLY as much.

Level design - everything is MASSIVE compared to the bunny right now, and there are a lot of sections that just take FOREVER to traverse. The level designs in general are also just very plain, not really suited to the gameplay style. It could also use some upgraded graphics in general, something that doesn't look like it's from the early 2000s.

Collectibles - If you're going to have any collectibles, let's maybe not have them be AI art, yeah? Could be little sculptures of the bunny's friends in different poses or something similar. Also, would be good to make them more than just something to look at. Perhaps an extra ability to go with it, or maybe more clothing options? Just a suggestion.

Lastly, interactive obstacles - This game is very bare bones right now, meaning you literally just run, jump, glide, and hit stuff occasionally. Oh yeah, and there's like 2 rails you can grind, lol. It could use maybe something like a pole she swings on, or maybe a switch she has to pull or hit.

Seeing this game get a new dev is really encouraging, so I have high hopes this thing could really go places if it gets the right makeover.

Nudity can be appreciated by itself, ya know. It doesn't have to be accompanied by sex or lewdness to be enjoyed.