評論

• gamedeal user

  Feb 24, 2022

  At the moment it's 100% a walking sim with very limited npc interactions, damn near no "story" advancement and a complete lack of activities. I understand it's a small team but maybe if they spent more time on developing basic mechanics, a story, activities, landscape or pretty much anything that's not 50 different missionary positions, than maybe it'd be worth playing. Would love to see some type of coop in this eventually. Would help make the very empty world feel a little less empty. But, if this kind of game interests you, just wishlist it and check back in a year if not longer.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 18, 2022

  The "game" seems pretty expensive for 25 euros, but still cheaper than subscribing to a Patreon developer for a similar game for $ 10 a month, so maybe you better buy it once and get the updates for free, or you wait and pay monthly for similar games and the final version, even if there are better ones. About the game ... maybe I don't have to tell you why But in short ... there's a story mode, - which is quite a Visual Novel mess, so it's very boring for me, - huge map (nights and days, really nice sight) - live prey and animations - Private location with selectable characters and animations I obviously didn’t play the story mode completely, maybe one day
• Mallich

  Aug 12, 2022

  I find this game very entertaining and relaxing. I've played through just about all content, and it took me about 15-20 hours to get to the point where I am now. I have gotten intamency with (almost) all characters on the two available islands (currently). I am limited to interactions, as I haven't made a V character yet, which would allow me access to acts I can't do as a P character. The other 40 hours or so, is me exploring every nook and cranny I can find on both islands, looking for chests, seeing the landscape, and my favorite thing to do: hunt the uncured to add to my crew. The near endless randomizations to the hunt-able populace always has me entertained and looking for new variants of the hunt-able races. Be it the parts they come with, tail style, color patterns, vibrant colors, colors that just look badass, or how endowed or not they are. I find myself constantly looking for different variants to either replace a crewmate I've gotten "bored" (for lack of better term) with, or make a tough decision of "which variant (color, gender, parts, sizes, etc) do I really want more?" With new color schemes popping up even with as long as I've been playing, I personally have no issue playing a character I've "beaten the game" with. Even if I am happy with my selection of crew, I still find it relaxing to just go out to either island, walk around and enjoy what the team has presented. That, or simply hunt uncured to roleplay that I'm adding to a dewindling population (which is the actual theme and purpose of hunting to begin with). On this topic, the environments are absolutely stunning. The sunsets are beautiful, the grassy plains make for perfect fun spots, the variety of currently available woodlands are enticing. I am able to spend hours just looking and enjoying scenery, day or night game time. The devs have done a really good job with creating the world as a whole, so I tip my hat to them. Hunting in the environments can pose a challenge with foiliage, especially on Kizaan. The heavily wooded jungles makes finding and hunting them a challenge I gladly accept. Every step must be taken with a level of diliberance or you will lose your quarry. Most would get annoyed at this, but I personally find it more fun. the first island isn't short of challenges either. The rolling hills means you have to have a keen eye to trace movement or your target will get away if they change directions after cresting the hills. Do with this part what you will in decision making. Somethings I have noticed, but willing to overlook bc the game is still in development is some frame drops near certain areas on both islands, and every now and then, the grass with sway in the wind at mach speed. Of course "lack of content" is present, however something to keep in mind is, from my understanding, it is a small dev team working on an ambitious game. I would advise going to the Patreon for Ruffleneck to see what the devs are working towards adding.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2022

  I played this game a long time ago when it was not on Steam and you had to get it by being a supporter on Patreon. I decided to stop following the project after a while because I just sort of lost interest. It's been four years since then and honestly this game just doesn't feel much different. I've noticed some nice new things added, such as more dialog from more characters, a new crew system, and nicer graphics. But that's really about all I noticed. When I saw that the game was $29.99 I figured there would have been more here. Don't get me wrong, I think the game looks nice and the sex animations are well done, but I expected there to be more... anything. Also, the map is massive and you will spend so long walking around, only to find out that there's not much to see past the main town anyway. Don't let the price tag fool you, this game is extremely incomplete and not worth $29.99 at the moment. Once the game has more content and doesn't just feel like a demo, then I'd consider it.
• ayo?

  Dec 13, 2022

  nice, think you guys can add a shark species?
• snoodlepoot

  Mar 21, 2023

  Maybe I'm not playing this game correctly ,but it is boring. The speed at which your character runs is a light jog and it wouldn't be bad if the map wasn't so expansive and you maybe had a mount to make adventuring a little bit easier. Character dialogue is cool. but the sexual interactions have too much description. its like someone took a visual novel and mad like 15% of it an adventure game. It seems to be lacking in extra things to do like environmental interactions ,which leaves hunting and exploring very tedious and uneventful. The game environment is very beautiful the characters are made fairly well.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2018

  There's definitely alot of work put into the game and looks good, but unfortunately after trying about a half hour of the game and seeing how absolutely bare bones are it is with almost no characters, or seemingly any missions in place . I'd recommend give it a bit more time for stuff to be added and will update the review once stuffs added. Though for right now for what little is in the game definitely not worth paying anywhere remotely near 30 dollar asking price.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2019

  Original January 2019 Review: Don't spend $30 expecting a game. What your spending your money on is a concept that may or may not be completely realized or even make it into a finish state. What is available here is a proof of concept of the basic mechanics you can expect in game and nothing more. If you're alright with that and want to support what the dev's are touting in the 'About the Game' section, by all means spend your money. If you want a completed game now or in the near future, save your money and just follow the development. Two Years and Smidge More Later (April 2021): Games systems, such as inventory and quest, have been implemented in varying degrees. The aforementioned inventory system, while fairly basic (no auto-sorting or categorizing), does feel like something close to what it could be in the final game. Some other game mechanics, such as ammo types, have a presence in game but no noticeable effect outside of being something to purchase and equip. With that and more NPCs (most being enjoyable, or at least interesting, to interact with), quests with log and markers, a basic trading and fast travel system, its starting to feel like the early stages of a game and not a tech demo. Things like the town, models and animations are starting to see some addition features and improvements, which has come through in the Showroom feature and may be worth the $30 alone to some folks. Its starting to feel like game described is coming to fruition, but its still not quite there. I personally feel its not there yet as things like crew management, world travel, and something approaching a failure state (ex. going broke, crew leaving) have yet to be implemented. Thus I will stick to my original 2019 recommendation above. If things quit developing today, I don't think there is enough there to represent the game as presented in 'About the Game' to do otherwise. But if you feel interested in seeing whats there and/or to support further development, I feel you'll be getting something much more interesting and potentially worthwhile than before.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 10, 2019

  It's like Second Life furry yiff but without obnoxious people who make you understand why they are (and will remain) single. (BTW Devs, some characters could have sheaths.)
• gamedeal user

  Jun 25, 2019

  So i bought this game after i played the public demo. I thought the earlyaccess version would be a big improvement, but sadly the lack of content is by far to big to justify 25€. Things i miss in this version: - white endings in animations - backroundmusic - ambientcreatures (like butterflys, bugs, lizards, birds etc.) - populated town - sheated shafts In the current state i can't recommend the game. I refunded the game since its not a big difference compared to the public demo. But i think its very promissing. Will buy again after few major updates