Orange Smash!
Finally, another person in this forest!
She's so pretty, and...
...she wants my dick?!
Free wholesome hentai visual novel :3
Orange Smash! is a nukige visual novel set in a desolate forest, focusing on the relationship (both emotionally and physically 😏) between you and Yuma, a mysterious, lewd girl you meet.
Release Roadmap:
| tbd | v0.4.0 Finished |
| tbd | v0.5.0 Finished |
| tbd | Full Game Released |
Dates might change (devlog will inform you of changes)
Disclaimer on adult content:
Orange Smash! contains several sex scenes involving exactly one girl. All scenes are pretty much vanilla: There will be no NTR, rape, gore, vore, etc. in the game. In future, there might be some group scenes, but they will be consensual and will involve either cloning techniques or involve a different girl, so there will be no swinging or NTR style scenes.
Disclaimer on AI content:
The backgrounds, sprites and CGs were created with assistance of AI, namely stable diffusion SDXL with a Pony-based model for anime. Quite some inpainting and post-processing was done to arrive at the final CGs.
Other than the art, everything else was done without AI assistance.
To avoid ethical issues of AI usage, the game will be available for free. There will be still ways to support the game financially, since making a visual novel is a lot of work, even with AI assistance, especially for a solo developer, but still, the game itself will be available for free to everyone.
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Patreon members get access to the workflows for some of the CGs, high quality version of promotional images, as well as some bonus images and content! :)
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Development log
- v0.3.0 released in early access for Patreon members! 🎉5 days ago
- Black week12 days ago
- Good progress with CGs, and a cold week 🥶19 days ago
- A normal week26 days ago
- Adjustment of time schedule for release roadmap33 days ago
- Public release of v0.2.0! 🎉41 days ago
- An uneventful week47 days ago
- v0.2.0 in early access, maps and more54 days ago
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I haven't played the game yet but one of my supporters for my own game sent me here. Looks good.
It's nice to see another dev put effort into editing the images rather than just accepting the AI images. It get's overwhelming and time consuming to keep photoshopping and cleaning images but great job!
Thanks a lot for the kind words! 😊
Yeah, inpainting and photo editing opens up so much potential to make the AI images come closer and closer to your own vision! ✨
Your game looks interesting, I need to check it out someday! 😀
Yep, I have a collection of hands that I'll try to use if I can make them fit. And if I can't, then I'll draw some in. Then just adjust the hue's in photoshop until the skin color matches.
that was pretty good, good luck.
Thank you very much! 😊
Okay, even setting the obvious issue of machine generated CGs aside (which we shouldn't, hire an artist or learn how to draw!!), the heroine looks tasteless, generic and is obviously "designed" by someone who has no idea what works in character design and what doesn't. For a game with only one LI, this is a grave issue that can turn a sizeable audience away from your story. Do some research into character design next time.
Thanks for the constructive criticism!😊
I tried applying some elements with Yuma, such as having her eye color match the choker's, having the orange-green color scheme in her design (which is also kept throughout the game), and so on. She is obviously very anime-inspired, including the overall 'blander' look of anime characters in romance-heavy shows. I will try to read up more on character design for the next time!
Regarding hiring artists: I can't afford it, especially not for that many CGs. Learning to draw is one option, but going that route, the visual novel would have been never completed, realistically. Using AI makes it possible for me to realize my vision, and well as be proof that I am able to get projects like this done, which will help for possible future projects with real artists without AI use.
And well, the game also will be free to compensate for AI issues, so yeah.
do not listen to him, AI art is fine
Ironically, I hired an artist for my first game and they took my money and bailed. Hired two others but both had to cancel due to school. However the money I made off my first game is funding the artist I've hired for my second game (who has actually delivered this time).
Have you ever tried to pick up a pen in your life, pal?
I have, but it wasn't enjoyable for me.
I'm creating this visual novel while having a full-day job, often working on it for several hours after the work. This is only sustainable if the thing I'm doing is actually fun and enjoyable for me. Drawing just isn't that fun for me that I can bring myself to do it after work consistently. On the other hand, stable diffusion (i.e., the AI tool I've been using) has been very fun for me, which is why I was able to stick with it for a longer period of time.
Ah yes, you must have hundreds of games on your resume where you did the programming, the art, and the writing all by yourself and have earned the right to criticize other devs. Good job.