Naughty Gaming is pleased to announce our first game, The Traveler: Episode 1. The Traveler is an adult visual novel that drew inspiration from the TV series Dr. Who. The series will feature the adventures of the Traveler and his first companion, Celeste.
Episode 1: The Baron, the Bitch, and the Bathroom features about two hours of game play with a little replay ability. The majority of the game play occurs in Windsor Castle in the year 1154. Day are broken up into morning, afternoon, and evening where the player will choose where to go using map movement.
The game features eleven heroines. From the historical figures of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Rosamund Clifford to completely fictional sisters Sela (Nun), Margery (Seamstress), and Jennet (Maid). All characters have at least three different sex scenes. Adding in a few other CGs and there are 69 images in total to unlock.
All renders are in 1920×1200 resolution with six different windowed modes for monitors of different resolutions. The heroines range in age from 18 to 34 with bust sizes from A to DD. Note that there is no loli content in this game and the 18 year old looks and acts like an adult. There are also no women with gigantic breasts with half their body weight in their boobs. If those are things you are looking for in a game you should probably look elsewhere.
In addition to the virtual novel aspect the game features two mini-games, one inspired by the meet and fuck games and one inspired by the classic game Breakout.
If you are into retro style games this game should be right up your alley. The game uses an autosave feature where the stored save is deleted upon retrieval. But don’t worry The Traveler offers three different difficulty levels for those that don’t want to be hung up on the mini-games (Casual), or those who want to reload a mini-game after a failed attempt (Normal).
While the dialog isn’t voiced, the game heavily leverages sound effects and expressions. It is highly recommended that you play the game with at least the sound effects on as it will be a much better experience.
Currently The Traveler is only available on Windows (version 7 or later) but if there is enough interest this game could be ported to Linux, Mac, or even Android operating systems. You can download The Traveler: Episode 1 for free here. If you have any comments or questions please leave them below or visit the blog at https://naughtygamingblog.wordpress.com/
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Episode 1: The Baron, the Bitch, and the Bathroom features about two hours of game play with a little replay ability. The majority of the game play occurs in Windsor Castle in the year 1154. Day are broken up into morning, afternoon, and evening where the player will choose where to go using map movement.
The game features eleven heroines. From the historical figures of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Rosamund Clifford to completely fictional sisters Sela (Nun), Margery (Seamstress), and Jennet (Maid). All characters have at least three different sex scenes. Adding in a few other CGs and there are 69 images in total to unlock.
All renders are in 1920×1200 resolution with six different windowed modes for monitors of different resolutions. The heroines range in age from 18 to 34 with bust sizes from A to DD. Note that there is no loli content in this game and the 18 year old looks and acts like an adult. There are also no women with gigantic breasts with half their body weight in their boobs. If those are things you are looking for in a game you should probably look elsewhere.
In addition to the virtual novel aspect the game features two mini-games, one inspired by the meet and fuck games and one inspired by the classic game Breakout.
If you are into retro style games this game should be right up your alley. The game uses an autosave feature where the stored save is deleted upon retrieval. But don’t worry The Traveler offers three different difficulty levels for those that don’t want to be hung up on the mini-games (Casual), or those who want to reload a mini-game after a failed attempt (Normal).
While the dialog isn’t voiced, the game heavily leverages sound effects and expressions. It is highly recommended that you play the game with at least the sound effects on as it will be a much better experience.
Currently The Traveler is only available on Windows (version 7 or later) but if there is enough interest this game could be ported to Linux, Mac, or even Android operating systems. You can download The Traveler: Episode 1 for free here. If you have any comments or questions please leave them below or visit the blog at https://naughtygamingblog.wordpress.com/
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