Monster Monsoon

Thank you! You can track who makes what using the phone, but I guess that I never really added hint text for item names after they are purchased.

Fullscreen is a borderless window rather than exclusive. This allows switching to other windows without waiting for screen resolutions to change, but I think that it's possible that it may not work as intended on older machines. Many old games only supported exclusive fullscreen modes.

I did get a similar report before, but I don't know what is the cause. My own game shows the correct number. I could try to diagnose which events you don't have if you show me your tag list from the gallery.sav file located in C:\Users\*your_name*\AppData\LocalLow\Impy\Monsoon\

Click on the event if it shows a lock. You will need to have completed 4 or more challenges in the harder maps and to have seen the original event first before the courage intervention variant appears.

Is there any added mechanic that I don’t know about?

The queen appears after the following conditions are met:

• You have gone on two dates with the same companion.
• You have found at least 8 cauldron clues.
• There is another companion available in the town you have arrived at.

Thank you, I'm very happy that you liked it!

Predicted attacks can't work in this game since there's nothing to protect besides yourselves and quest objectives. Into the Breach would have been an incredibly easy game if you only had one mech and no cities. You can right-click on any enemy to see all of the tiles that it can hit. Drop predictions are something I have considered in the past, but they come with a variety of problems. It's a lot harder to tailor enemy groups to the board state if they are expected to appear later. There are also a lot of tile effects, minions and enemy ai considerations that would interfere with such a system. In my own playtesting experience, there have been very few times where the location of a random new enemy mattered more than my own actions. Focus your turns on clearing and positioning and you'll have little trouble dealing with the next wave (unless you're playing on the two hardest difficulty settings).

I'm afraid that the sexual content of my games cannot be toggled, but much of it can be skipped if a player isn't into it.

No the two protagonists can't meet, but I have considered it in earlier versions. At this point the game's fairly hard coded towards keeping their routes separate. I generally try to avoid adding "bad" endings, even the one in Girlfriend Saves the City was eventually removed. Before the queen and cauldron, Monster Monsoon had a rather simplistic ending with text variations based on how well you did so there were some good and bad outcomes there. Secrets of the Bastion is the only game I made that has a game over failure scene, and I guess there's one ending in Summer Sweepers that you get for deliberately failing the tutorial maps.

Buy a couple of items early to get another two attacks. Try to hit multiple enemies at the same time or collide them into each other and terrain. Right-click to see their threat range so that you'll know which ones are an immediate threat to you and which can be avoided. Stay close to the center to have more movement options while keeping out of any threatened spaces.

There's a lot of incidental sexy things that happen, I have a broad range of tastes. There's hopefully a bit of something for everyone, but probably not enough for those who are highly invested into something specific.

Thank you, I like including little references between games, and I think that most of the big projects I embark on will have something of the sort.

I think that's pretty much all of them. A few things don't appear in the gallery yet, like the battle quest scenes and endings, but they'll get added later.

The game is focused on voyeurism, but some interactions with your companions become available later. You'll get invited to dates if the right conditions are met, you can check them in the divination app if you select your protagonist and a companion.

I would need to tag far too many things to cover everything this game has a bit of in it. Glad to hear that you're enjoying it!

You get the kidnapping after 2 dates with any character when you travel to a new city that has a replacement companion. You can see all of the various dates by playing through the game multiple times, they don't happen in sequence so you can pick the ones you haven't seen yet.

What is NTR

I have experimented with a few of my games, but they don't translate to mobile very well. To keep the pixels consistent, the screen has to be upscaled by whole multipliers. Phones have all sorts of wacky resolutions, so moving crisp pixel art to a phone is very difficult. I have heard that my games can run on the Steam Deck, so that's a mobile option that's available for those who own one.

There's usually a bit of femboy on male content in my games and plenty of futa characters, but I don't think that there will be scenes without a somewhat feminine character somewhere in them.

The strategy aspect may not be for everyone. The game's short enough for multiple sessions, so I'm hoping that even  players who are not that much into it will be able to gradually learn the game and do better in future attempts.

- Don't go into high storm areas until you're feeling confident (the number of clouds is the danger level). In next month's update the danger level will not scale all the way and you won't have a time limit anymore, so this will get easier.

- Plan your moves and read enemy descriptions. Many of the more common sprout types can be avoided by fairly simple placement patterns (jitter, spitter, and leafhopper sprouts will never hit you if you end your turns diagonal to them for example). Check if enemies have an attack that costs a move or if the ranged skill cannot be used in melee.

- In general, try to move to whatever side has the fewest enemies. Do this every turn. Do not try to hide in a corner unless there's only a couple of turns left to go. Optimal end of turn placement is as close to the center as possible while still out of enemy range, this will give you the most options for next turn.

- Try to maximize the damage potential of your item. Push enemies into each other a lot (pushes also bypass shield sprout armor). Focus on the enemies that block your "escape position" first while hitting as many others as possible with area attacks. Try to use all of your attacks every turn, hitting as many squares as possible, but don't put yourself in danger to do so.

- Get your first item as soon as you can, even if it's not the best one. Stick to items with simple attack patterns at first. "Gem-baited lure" and "snarlblaster wand" are both high reach, efficient and easy to use starter items, that don't require complex plans.

- Get damage upgrades early, even if you have to buy them from a trainer.

A unicorn is getting added to a stable in one of the taverns in v3. There may be others in the future, I have some plans for an insect girl side-character for example. I don't think they will appear as recruitable companions however, the main cast will probably not expand.

I think I'll use both. Pixel art was a bit of an experiment this year. In some ways it worked out well, but I really hoped that it would speed up my art by enough for me to animate things, which so far hasn't worked out. 

Starting next year, I want to make several smaller projects and they will probably employ a range of different art styles.

Thank you, I'm still quite new to pixel art so they take a long time right now. I'm hoping to learn how to draw them fast enough to be able to animate them in the future.