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Hi everyone, first i want to apologize to all about my english, i'm not really fluent and my translator isn't available at the moment. Until The End has been release the 1st Septembrer 2022 on steam, it's a original game, everything is hand made (without musics, they are from a little french studio). The strong point of the game is the unique theme. It's not only an hospital game, it's a palliative care one. Don't be afraid about it, you don't need to be a doctor or a nurse to play it, this kind of service is really "human relationship based on". It's not a sad game too, even if you will have to face death, it's part of the job ! There are for the moment 4 differents ending, 2 bad, one neutral and a true ending, the game is a short one that you can one shot easily. It's all about feelings, that you will follow in english or in french for the moment. To finish, i would like to thank you for your time, reading me. I made it short, i have many things to say and will keep an eye on the topic. I can understand you, don't worry, i'm just not sure to be really accurate in my answer, but if needed, i will ask my translator who is an IRL close friend. Have an nice day !

But I haven't done anything Mr. Officer!!

Hi! On the two chapters made for now, there is no trace of futa character I have made some test before but i don't have liked the visual result. Maybe another attempt will be made at some point...

Thanks for the rec bro. I literally cum buckets when I read/see futa shit.

Idk what futa you're seen in your time, but when I think futa then it is massive veiny gigachad cock on a girl and not feminine penis, that is more an association I have with femboys. If you wanna play a sick futa game btw, check this out: Futa Fix Anyways, I kinda like the visuals of the game above. It does look 3D, but not cheap unity assets 3D, but kinda subverse 3D. Good luck producing such a game!

Hey there everyone. It's me, Bee, reborn once more after spending 4 years in the fuwa prison. A lot of things have happened since the last time I was seen around here, but I am back reformed and ready to contribute here and there from time to time if I feel the need to do so. This thread's to mainly say hi and to answer any questions you may have. I run a fan translation group now called "Daybreak Translations," working on different games, but primarily the Akatsuki no Goei trilogy. So yeah, see you around I suppose.

Well, I was invited to left a comment so, I here I'm. I'm a hobbyist modder developer that act mainly in otaku games, My nick usually is marcussacana. but I'm not here to talk about me, so, let me complement somethings that only internal guys like me should know. As said in the post the brazillian visual novel community still small, one day, Me and a friend called Sid started a translation project, Katawa Shoujo, in that age it was my first contact with modding and renpy as a open source engine it was easy to someone like me begin, Initially our group name it was Katawa+, since we wanted translate katawa shoujo, and my friend Sid it was a big fan of the Nitro+, we called our group of Katawa+, just that. After 4 years more or less, your project it was almost ready to be published, but we didn't wanted stop with just katawa shoujo, and a problem... our group, Katawa+, translating nekopara or steins;gate? a bit strange, right? So, we changed our name for VNX+, VNX where X means "incognito", so, this is the begin of our group, after publish the Katawa Shoujo, we started 2 translations, Nekopara and Steins;Gate; Fun fact: We started Nekopara first, but we finished Steins;gate first. I and Sid are ambitious guys, we wanted one day became the first official brazilian VN localization group. And for that we found to need meet 3 requirements; - A bigger visual novel community in brazil - Contact with groups that already had experience in the market. - Money Maybe we are too naive and we should need many things to really do something, but we are really aiming to make that true. So, the first requeriment it was a clear path, we should keep making translation of big titles, such as katawa shoujo and steins;gate, and wait for the community expand himself. The second requeriment it was uncertain, isn't like we can just send a email for the support of a enterprise and say: "Hey, we want be friend to join in the market in the future". So, we tried a certain aproach, we started contact some developers and we offered to translate their games for free, and we really did that, we did 3 translation that it was officially released in the steam for example, the biggest title for example, Fault Milestone. Our objective here it was create a network of contact with developers that had success releasing things in the market. So, the thrid requeriment, I never had idea of why, but Sid said me to don't care for money. Yup, I never had idea of why. Sid passed away in the middle of our steins;gate project. Our group continued our projects since Sid isn't a active member since the Katawa Shoujo project, but he was the one that are really trying make a official localizator in our contry, after lose him I really don't tried continue with his plan. Our VNX+ group currently it was under administration of a new member, I gave the control of the group after IRL stuff take all my time, so the group still alive after all that. About my group is what I can say basically. Now, some curiosity about the fanTL community in brazil, the major part of the groups here are all friendly each other, with direct contact we helped each other when possible since our objective it was the same, share our love with visual novels with our contry, that's possible because our community isn't too large. Currently the brazil have a new group trying to be the first official brazilian localizators, but I'm not sure if I can say any names, and who know if it will really became true. The modding community in brazil is big, but major part of the modders don't care for visual novels, so, just look like we have few modders here.

That's quite an introduction there. Anyway no much to say other than good luck to live in Japan if you already decided to do it, and of course I hope that you'll have fun in here.