Lunar Eclipse

Played through the demo and I certainly enjoyed having her run around in just a towel!

The one thing I'm going to suggest is you have a bit of fun with the clothing system. Seems you can choose to have her wear whatever you want at all times, but the most disappointing and boring thing would be if the game didn't respond in any way to how you have her dressed. 

What I suggest is that the dialogue changes based on what she wears. She should absolutely be commenting how she's just running around in a towel if you've got her dressed that way and she would definitely have something to say if you don't even have her wearing that!

More different dialogue for all the different kind of outfits you can find means more replayability. Especially if the game is good at having these sort of specialized dialogue whenever it can. Since there doesn't seem to be any voice acting that should make having lots of different specialized dialogue pretty easy to do.

When does the full game release?

Is there no way to save?!?

I tried playing the game and encountered several issues.

The first problem is that interactive objects are not highlighted in any way and look completely unremarkable. Sometimes, they don’t even seem interactive at all until you walk right up to them and take a close look. There’s no indication that they can be interacted with. Things like this might seem obvious to the developer, who already knows which objects are interactive, but a player launching the game for the first time will be forced to click on every object and wall, hoping that the coveted letter "E" will appear. A good reference would be the Resident Evil series, where interactive objects are easily distinguishable and noticeable.

It’s important to understand the difference between a puzzle that is genuinely challenging for the player to solve and a puzzle where the player is struggling against the game itself. The latter doesn’t feel enjoyable.

The second issue is with the box. I found three items that should be used to open it—at least, I think there are three since there are three children's drawings indicating where to look. However, the box doesn’t open. Interacting with it doesn’t work, neither by trying to use the found objects on it nor in any other way. I also can’t combine the three objects into a single one since they don’t appear in the combination menu. I haven’t found any other interactive objects, and I have no idea what to do next. There are two locked cabinets that require a password, but after 30 minutes of searching, I haven’t found any clues for them either.

When you combine this issue with the fact that objects' interactivity is unclear until you get extremely close to them, it creates a very high barrier to entry for new players. Instead of fighting zombies, players will spend an unpleasant amount of time struggling with these mechanics. As a result, I haven’t even had the chance to fight any zombies yet—I simply couldn’t open the door.

The main question about this game: what is the point of all this? Does it include hentai with zombies? What kind of hentai does the game offer? Or is the only NSFW element the fact that the character ends up naked after taking damage? If it’s the latter, then the game won’t have much purpose at all.

To avoid sounding like I’m just bashing the game because I couldn’t open a door, I want to highlight the things I liked:
The graphics are excellent, and the optimization is quite solid—even better than many modern AAA games. The controls are smooth, and the game feels nice to play. What I liked the most is the UI—it’s absolutely fantastic. Simple, clear, and convenient—on par with serious AAA games. No joke, the UI is top-notch.

However, there is one element that feels completely out of place: the 2D character portrait of the girl during dialogues or monologues. It’s not bad on its own, but it doesn’t fit the game’s style at all. It pulls you out of immersion and abruptly breaks the atmosphere. I would remove the 2D portraits from monologues entirely—they don’t seem to serve any real purpose.

I’ll stay subscribed and follow the project’s development because its potential is insanely high. But I’m only interested in it if the hentai isn’t just limited to nudity—otherwise, it would make more sense to simply install nude mods on regular zombie games.