I think I would have appreciated a tour of the table, so to speak.
The special attacks are activated when you accomplish certain things on the table, but they're represented through little symbols that I have no idea what they mean.
Can I like pause the game and mouse over the symbols and it highlights the part of the table I'm supposed to be aiming for?
This might be beyond the scope of what you'd planned, but I'd like a way to set aside rope cards to use later, without throwing them out entirely
Would be fun (and hot!) if the only way to 'reserve' your rope cards that way was to apply them to yourself.
Perhaps have another character off to the side that gets bound up as you hold your ropes in reserve, with a lose condition if you manage to bind yourself completely.
Just brainstorming
Natural fit for a metroidvania, where you steal different sex toys and sexy apparel to seduce and bypass different kinds of guards.
Switching outfits and then letting yourself get 'caught' (while guard jacks off and lets you pass), or you could collect porno mags to use as distractions to draw guards away from their posts.
(Or both! Steal a sex toy and take a polaroid of yourself using it, toss at guard to incapacitate them!)
Simple card battler that promises a lot of depth! It's not obvious at first exactly what's happening (cards getting weaker as they're attacked) or exactly how the type strengths/weaknesses is modifying the numbers. I think a little '-2' popping up on the card to let the player know what just happened would be helpful.
Also, instead of drawing cards randomly, perhaps start with the clothes on the outside and work your way in as they disappear? Would add a strategic element as the player has to decide what kind of clothes to play at the beginning of the battle vs the end.
Excited to see where it goes from here!
There's a bit in Act 1 (after the little front gate tutorial) where you visit all of the house wings and meet one girl from each where it feels like you're about to start making some kind of decisions (taking sides in the disputed between houses to curry favor with one over the other. Doing point-and-click adventure type puzzles with the inventory that we were just taught how to use in order to complete quests for them, idk) But then the main character holes up in the office, paints himself an imaginary friend, and drinks a lot. After about half an hour of nothing really happening I turned it off.
After being introduced to the world and the characters, it all gets taken away. It's just not very fun.
Sorry :(
