Download game The Call of Darkness [Arc 2 v0.001] [Ace Games]

Arc 2 v0.1
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Version 3.44
Updated for Full Arc 1 (Spanish/Japanese translations added)
Primarily Bug Fixes/dialog improvements, some random image tweaks, overall size improvements, one early scenes images entirely redone (after arriving at the Antares for the first time), and save compatibility for the start of Arc 2 going forward. (Older saves may work, but Arc 2 (coming soon) will have quickstart and custom start features which will be recommended if you aren’t carrying over a save from this version 3.44).

Version 3.01
17 Chapters for PC/Linux/Mac and partially compressed Android.

Game Totals

Total Images 3271
Total Animations/Video 106, (30-60 fps depending on action)
Code/Dialog over 9999+ lines! (Probably double that actually.)
Music: 44+ pieces of varying length, some original, free, licensed, and some created specifically for this game.
Sounds: 85+

12-20 hours of content depending on choices/reading speed.

v2.75
N/A

v2.7
N/A

v2.6
Total Images 2100+
Total Animations/Video 56, (15+ mins at 30-60 fps depending on action)
Code/Dialog 8600 lines give or take
Intro theme and audio effects.
6-9 hours of content depending on choices/reading speed.

v1.0
First release, 2 Chapters, about 2 Gigs
732 images
8 mins of video/animation (30 fps/14k+ images)
Around 3k lines of code/dialog.
Intro theme and audio effects.
2-3 hours of content depending on choices/reading speed.

My new game! To answer some obvious questions, the renders are made with VAM, so the gens/models while tweakable aren’t going to look as realistic as a gen9 from daz or blender. I should hopefully exceed most expectations there though as I know a few tricks others using the engine don’t seem to utilize in the AVN community.
The real benefit though is the efficiency with which I can create content compared to Daz or Blender, and the special effects and animations (which will be heavily utilized for intimate scenes and others) that are in some ways superior/less mechanical compared to all but what the most dedicated regular 3D rendering artist can forge in weeks or months that VAM can do in a day or even hours depending on the complexity. Which I try to showcase early in case you were wondering.