MudBlood Prologue

При том что в игре хватает багов с анимациями, нет сюжета и мало механик.... это то что нужно! Наконец то проект где ты не избраный, не спасаешь галактику, у тебя не убили жену и не украли сына или наоборот... Ровно то чем я хочу заниматься после работы! Если допилить я куплю это

Альтернативная версия как орки развивали свое войско для захвата Мордора =)

its fun

Game good points: - nice animations, the best I have ever seeen. The physics, jiggle e variable positions are really good - gameplay is ok, not the best, not too boring - character body customization is ok game bad points: - even though character customization is not bad, it still lacks some features, like face customization (nose size, mouth, etc.), height and abdominal fat - I miss POV view in the gallery mod. Also, the POV is trash, it does not work at all in many monsters. It needs to be fixed. - more clothes would be nice - there should be a way to increase the size of the prisioner's camp. 20 girls are not enough - optimization is trash. My specs are 32gb of ddr4 ram, an I5 14400 and a rtx5060, and sometimes i still have trouble ruinning it. Its a simple game, it was not supposed to be that heavy

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I don't usually never write reviews, but after putting a lot of time into MudBlood, I felt like this game deserved one. I'm someone who genuinely enjoys grind-heavy games. I like taking my time, unlocking everything, discovering new breeding combinations, collecting every character, and slowly working toward 100% completion. This game scratches that itch incredibly well, and before I know it, I've spent hours playing it without realizing! One of the things that impressed me the most was how well the game is designed. The programming deserves a lot of credit. The menus are easy to navigate, the base management is simple to understand, and the progression feels natural. I never felt overwhelmed trying to figure out what I was supposed to do next. Instead, I learned the mechanics just by playing, and I think that's a sign of good game design. The first-person scenes are another huge highlight. It's not perfect but, it immersive, and really help set the game apart. They don't feel like they were thrown in at the last minute. They feel like something the developer genuinely cared about making. I also want to be honest because I think that's important in a review. The game does have some bugs and small glitches here and there. It's not a perfect experience, but in my opinion they're manageable. If you're a patient person, they're easy enough to work around and don't take away from the overall fun. For me, the enjoyment I've gotten out of the game has been much greater than the occasional bug. I also want to congratulate the developer. Seeing your Patreon grow is honestly awesome, and it's nice to see your hard work being rewarded. You clearly put a lot of effort into this project, and I hope that success continues because I think you've built something that's genuinely fun. I have one request, and I hope it's taken as encouragement rather than criticism. I do think you should consider updating the Steam version whenever you get the chance. I completely understand why Patreon gets the newest content first. The people supporting you there deserve those benefits, and I don't expect Steam to receive updates nearly as often. Even if Steam only received an update every once in a while, I'd still be grateful because it would show that this version is still growing too. You can even make the full version you've made on your Patreon a full set price your satisfied with that can benefit both you and your community who clearly would want a full up running/updated version of your game! (Just a suggestion though.) I also honestly think it could benefit you in the long run. Steam is such a large platform, and when games receive updates they often become more visible again. That visibility can introduce the game to new players who may have never heard of it before. Some of those players might enjoy it enough to support your Patreon because they want the newest content. From my perspective, occasional Steam updates could help both your Steam sales and your Patreon over time. One thing I'd personally love to see is a Patreon button or news section built directly into the Steam version. That way, if someone finishes the available content and wants more frequent updates, they immediately know where to go. It feels like a simple way to connect both versions of the game without taking away the incentive to support you on Patreon. I know the Steam version isn't the newest version available, and honestly, I'm okay with that. I'd rather have a version that's a little behind than not be able to play this game at all. I've already gotten many enjoyable hours out of it, and I don't regret buying it at all. Even with the slower update schedule, I still recommend MudBlood Prologue because I genuinely think it's a fun game with a strong foundation and a lot of potential. I just hope that whenever life and development allow, the Steam version gets a little attention too. Thank you for the work you've put into this project. I'll definitely be keeping an eye on future updates, and I hope to see the Steam version continue to grow whenever you have the opportunity one day. :)

Разработчик делает эту игру довольно давно, но до сих пор так и не сделал нормального интерфейса для продажи в игре, чтобы он был понятен обычным людям, сам он указывает, что для продажи нужно использовать стол, но у меня он не работает, там можно только купить. Да и сам интерфейс, это при наличии такого инструмента как UE, выглядит, как миграция с Юнити. Хотя сама игра вроде бы и ничего, если бы не вышеуказанные недостатки.