>>1747585
>So it's not grimdork medieval fantasy?
I think anon is referring to Dungeon Nights, the hidden dating sim mode in the first game. The entire thing is meant to be a goofy parody of the main game where you're trying to go to the prom with one of the other characters.
>>1778434
>Lost a lot of respect for him right there, imagine being so weak as to not let a character have actual insecurities due to it potentially offending the trannies populating his discord.
It's too bad the characters don't have more endings. An ending where Marina chooses to detransition would have been cool. Surgery and Hormone Replacement Therapy weren't widely available back then, so for Marina it'd be as easy as a change of clothes. Are there any games where that happens? The only things I can think of is Snoot Game where your romantic interest will stop identifying as non-binary is one of her endings, and South Park Broken But Whole where you can choose to identify as trans or cis, but can change from one to the other by talking to an NPC.
>>1779237
With my current plans, the only art assets I need are ending cards. In terms of programming, it's not too hard but it is tedious since you gotta make sure all the switches and and variables are set up correctly. The ending idea I'm currently working on is the girl potentially getting adopted by Nosramus, Trortur, or Buckman. With Nosramus, you just have to answer a few questions, but since the girl is ignorant of the world, if she has not heard of the name of a person, place, or thing, the option of it will be replaced by a ???? and unselectable, so in order to get this mod you need to raid bookshelves and learn from them. The quiz is five questions out of a pool of twenty. The books you get are RNG, but if you search as many bookshelves as possible you would have to be extrodinarily unlucky to not get the books. Even then, you can also learn the answers from various NPCs, or you can go to the hall of the gods to get answers from them instead.
After Nosramus, doing the Trortur route should be fairly easy to script, but Buckman's might be a little tricky.