Others One Piece: Passion on the Grand Line [v0.3.0] [StoneHead Productions]

3.20 star(s) 5 Votes

Bob69

Uploading the World
Uploader
Donor
Compressor
Mar 2, 2019
15,673
181,504
One Piece: Passion on the Grand Line [v0.3.0] [StoneHead Productions] - Compressed

Win x64 [247 MB]
- - - -

You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
 
Nov 27, 2024
6
3
View attachment 4258962

Overview:
In the tumultuous world of the seas, after a fierce battle against the Marines, Shanks the Red-Haired and his crew seek refuge on an island near the kingdom of Arabasta. Among them is Midou, bearer of the alluring Ara Ara Devil Fruit. Following a night of wild passion, Shanks departs the island, unaware that Midou carries his child. Thus begins your adventure, stepping into the shoes of Renji, the son of Midou and Shanks.
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.

Thread Updated: 2025-03-12
Release Date: 2025-03-09
Developer: StoneHead Productions -
Censored: No
Version: 0.3.0
OS: Windows
Language: English
Genre:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.

Installation:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.

Changelog:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.

Note: Previous saves may not work or could be corrupted due to the updates.

DOWNLOAD

Win x64: - MEGA - - PIXELDRAIN -
Win x86: - MEGA - - PIXELDRAIN -


View attachment 4258967 View attachment 4258968 View attachment 4258969 View attachment 4258970 View attachment 4258971 View attachment 4258974 View attachment 4258982 View attachment 4258987 View attachment 4258995 View attachment 4258996 View attachment 4258997 View attachment 4258998 View attachment 4258999 View attachment 4259000 View attachment 4259001 View attachment 4259004
Thanks for throwing down the work of months (y) , you do not know the damage you do to small developers. Then you want visual novels to be continued and not abandoned?
 

zednui

New Member
Jun 13, 2018
14
6
Thanks for throwing down the work of months (y) , you do not know the damage you do to small developers. Then you want visual novels to be continued and not abandoned?
have to say, your game have probably the most potential to be the best one piece H-game, but i ask for everyone in this, why the engine is so fucked up?
 
  • Like
Reactions: Carnagie
Nov 27, 2024
6
3
have to say, your game have probably the most potential to be the best one piece H-game, but i ask for everyone in this, why the engine is so fucked up?
I'm using one that allows me to make the programming as enjoyable as possible, since I do everything myself: Narrative, Characters, Environments, Programming... But honestly, it's a lot of work and the fact that the game has been uploaded so fast on pirate sites, has completely broken my patreon flow. It doesn't really motivate me to continue developing the game.
 
  • Sad
Reactions: Komdot

Sossse

Member
Apr 15, 2022
379
505
maybe see it as an advertising opportunity. many ppl that are regularly visiting this side are willing to support games they like if they see the dev can be trusted :)
 
  • Like
Reactions: GammaReborn

The Mysterious-36

New Member
Dec 3, 2020
11
5
Finn's poster collection task frustrates me. He sends us to find posters and doesn't give us any clues where to look. And the Den Den Mushi in Renji's room doesn't help us, telling us to go see Finn for a special task. It's impossible for me to move forward.
 

GammaReborn

Member
Jun 22, 2020
116
137
I'm using one that allows me to make the programming as enjoyable as possible, since I do everything myself: Narrative, Characters, Environments, Programming... But honestly, it's a lot of work and the fact that the game has been uploaded so fast on pirate sites, has completely broken my patreon flow. It doesn't really motivate me to continue developing the game.
You can take ownership of the thread and limit leaks if you want. Not staff though so someone would need to tag them.
 

zednui

New Member
Jun 13, 2018
14
6
I'm using one that allows me to make the programming as enjoyable as possible, since I do everything myself: Narrative, Characters, Environments, Programming... But honestly, it's a lot of work and the fact that the game has been uploaded so fast on pirate sites, has completely broken my patreon flow. It doesn't really motivate me to continue developing the game.
i've see many developers before taking this either or good manner or bad manner, both are respectfully understandable, but hey, pirate games is almost from people that dont will pay you anyways and people that want to see if your product is good before buy it. for my side, im willing to pay for the end product and dlc's if you make it, its the most promising story of a one piece h-game ever. the other good side of this is that you can take all the feedback to improve and attract more patreons, your game is amazing, just dont feel bad for piracy, every game have his thread in this forum, its a sign of good work. i put you the example of aurelia from mirthal, the developer is active here and help the community in his time, after the game came out in steam a lot of people went from here to buy it. use us as advertising, more people will know about you from here, more people will be interested and eventually not all but the people that truly loved your work will buy your game. its a win/win, if you feel overwhelmed by piracy you would'nt see the entire picture. take the thread, keep the good work, if that engine is the only you know for work. okay, just some considers: gallery doesnt work, some dialogues bug and you need to load a previous save, the scenes are to slow, animation is good but i recomend to put more angles. story is promising as fuck. game crash outta nowhere sometimes. make more fluid the transitions and keep fixing bugs. when a first truly stable version of the game is out more people will be willing to give you money. good luck master <3
 
Nov 27, 2024
6
3
i've see many developers before taking this either or good manner or bad manner, both are respectfully understandable, but hey, pirate games is almost from people that dont will pay you anyways and people that want to see if your product is good before buy it. for my side, im willing to pay for the end product and dlc's if you make it, its the most promising story of a one piece h-game ever. the other good side of this is that you can take all the feedback to improve and attract more patreons, your game is amazing, just dont feel bad for piracy, every game have his thread in this forum, its a sign of good work. i put you the example of aurelia from mirthal, the developer is active here and help the community in his time, after the game came out in steam a lot of people went from here to buy it. use us as advertising, more people will know about you from here, more people will be interested and eventually not all but the people that truly loved your work will buy your game. its a win/win, if you feel overwhelmed by piracy you would'nt see the entire picture. take the thread, keep the good work, if that engine is the only you know for work. okay, just some considers: gallery doesnt work, some dialogues bug and you need to load a previous save, the scenes are to slow, animation is good but i recomend to put more angles. story is promising as fuck. game crash outta nowhere sometimes. make more fluid the transitions and keep fixing bugs. when a first truly stable version of the game is out more people will be willing to give you money. good luck master <3

First of all, I want to thank you for the feedback—it’s very important to me. The previous version of my game is available for free so people can try it out. Piracy is not an excuse to test the game.

I’m an independent developer, and I dedicate my free time to this project when I’m not working. It’s extremely frustrating to spend months working on an update, only to see it uploaded to pirate sites in less than two days. My Patreon income has literally come to a complete stop because of this.

I’m not DarkCookie, Siren’s, or any of those developers making thousands of dollars a month. I’m just trying to create a good product, but if people don’t respect the work behind it... I can understand piracy happening after a while, but having my work posted just two days after release completely breaks my motivation after two months of effort.

After taking a few days to reflect, I’ve decided to pause the development of the game for now. I’ll be moving it to Ren’Py to improve its quality, take advantage of the feedback I’ve received, and also implement better anti-piracy measures.

Thank you all for your support.
 

Carnagie

Member
Apr 30, 2017
148
268
Gave this a try. Not terrible, but you spend more time waiting for scenes to load from black than anything else in the game.

Theoretically, if you tried speedrunning this you could finish the game ~30 min, but the blackout transition screens would double your time from forced waiting alone.
 

GammaReborn

Member
Jun 22, 2020
116
137
First of all, I want to thank you for the feedback—it’s very important to me. The previous version of my game is available for free so people can try it out. Piracy is not an excuse to test the game.

I’m an independent developer, and I dedicate my free time to this project when I’m not working. It’s extremely frustrating to spend months working on an update, only to see it uploaded to pirate sites in less than two days. My Patreon income has literally come to a complete stop because of this.

I’m not DarkCookie, Siren’s, or any of those developers making thousands of dollars a month. I’m just trying to create a good product, but if people don’t respect the work behind it... I can understand piracy happening after a while, but having my work posted just two days after release completely breaks my motivation after two months of effort.

After taking a few days to reflect, I’ve decided to pause the development of the game for now. I’ll be moving it to Ren’Py to improve its quality, take advantage of the feedback I’ve received, and also implement better anti-piracy measures.

Thank you all for your support.
Honestly, I wouldn't know about your game or even pay for your patreon if it wasn't on this site.
 
3.20 star(s) 5 Votes