GP: "Indie game developers do what others won't. While the less-than-giant-but-still-pret ty-big companies such as Atlus release games like Catherine, they are met with much interest. Yes, many gamers love their annual releases of Call of Duty and Madden, but others are hungry to try something new. Despite this void in the market for truly 'different' games though it seems we only get them rarely. At least, that used to be the case.
Indie developers have been around as long as gaming has but only now are they finally getting some degree of serious attention. Even with indie groups having the power to basically create whatever they want though we still have voids in certain areas. It seems that neither big budget games nor indie titles have ever really delved into characters who are handicapped. That's what Katawa Shoujo is all about - and it makes some players apprehensive."
Over 12 years after its original release, dating sim visual novel Katawa Shoujo is going to be available via both Steam and Itch.io for PCs.
KeenGamer: "We have the best visual novels to suggest to you, but we do recognize that many gamers don’t consider visual novels as games. Sluggishly leafing through dialogues, from time to time making choices. Additionally, many don’t like the anime style of the genre. Maybe we can change your mind."
Most games today are safe to play with colleagues and family, however, some games still have that “nope, I don’t want my mom to see me playing this”-feel to them. Christian has played most of this genre, and has made a list of his top 10 NSFW games.
“Most of the game is safe to play with family, but you can be unlucky and have your parents walk in on the scene that features dildo’s and the characters’ parents having sex.”
I think you mean kids walking in on dad fapping. Pretty sure the age group of South Park fans makes it the parents playing the game. Maybe I was supposed to quit gaming when I had kids though...
