Amie Dungeon

Can there be futa/trans characters in a future version?

we love you amie dungeon 💗💗

I wish this game could return, this is one of my favorites games ever..

what do the scenes includ? it can't be just touching them can it?

how to evolve pokemon?

How do you complete the Poochyena mingame

lime

hey are there cheats or an easy way to farm money

in love with this game sucks that its in indefinite hiatus

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i got error :(

It wont start up again and it wont let me redownload?

where can i find Sam?

I love this game <3

does the game have any ending?

will there be a mobile version in the near future?

Firstly I really really enjoy this game! The pixel art is super cute and the characters are very interesting. But like many others said the combat and grind can get old very quickly, but that’s about the only fundamental issue for me! I’m really looking forward to seeing more!

However there is one issue I was having, may not be specific to me but still. There was a comment mentioning how difficult the h-scene with Basil is and I can’t help but agree. I’ve tried three separate times to actually complete the scene with him and have had to give up all three. I follow the advice in the comments below: rub his ears, pet his head and belly until he is erect then attempt to alternate between sticking my fingers in his mouth and stroking him but he always frowns immediately and his dick goes back into its sheath, no hearts or any indication of what I should be doing. I’ve spent around 30+minutes in a single sitting just trying to figure out how to finish the scene but I can’t do it. And I feel bad because I like Basil as a character! But his h-scene frustrates me to the point where I dread even having to talk to him at all. I have no idea what I’m doing wrong, I don’t struggle with any other character’s scene but his. Any sort of advice would be appreciated but I’ve almost given up hope of ever being able to finish with him. :(

This is a great game so far!!!~ Can't wait to see what else you might add in it!!!~ 
Hope to see Sam in action soon!

Overall, it’s an excellent premise for a game. After all, a lot of people want a lewd PMD. It’s executed decently too. It appears a lot of time and care was put into the game, and that’s admirable. However, while most will gawk and praise it due to the niche it provides, I’m going to point out some potential issues that could do with addressing. This won’t be all-encompassing, but it won’t be entirely negative. After all, there is some gold here. 

NOTE: I am aware the game is still in development and that not everything is implemented yet. However, I hope to use this to address things that might not have been thought of and provide (potentially constructive) criticism.

First off, the game is rather repetitive. Even though there are many different levels to explore, they all feel similar apart from difficulty. The combat & h-scene (Pokémon-Amie) content are both monotonous after you’ve done them enough times. In the end, the game feels like a grind to get anywhere.

Let’s start with the combat. It’s PMD with 2 moves skinned with different typings and (occasionally) effects. That’s not a bad thing, but the combat becomes annoying to the point where I personally avoid it most of the time unless I see a Pokémon I might want to turn into or if I need a level potentially. The controls for it are simple enough but aggravating at the same time. The targeting aspect is probably the worst part of the combat experience. It’s easy to miss, and though combat is forgiving with a heal option, constantly running around trying to hit a moving enemy becomes tedious. Especially when there is also a chance to miss upon landing a “hit.” There shouldn’t be two types of miss mechanics in the game. If the goal is to reward players for timing their attacks against enemies that have never heard the concept of a chill-pill, don’t then disregard their skill by having an opportunity for their attack not to do anything. I’ve personally not encountered any range of attacks in the game, so I assume (correct me if I’m wrong) there are none at the moment. I certainly hope this changes in the future to accommodate more diversity in moves. The “hold ctrl for AOE” idea is also not very intuitive. Aoe could potentially be moved to another key or even turned into a type of move instead. There seems to be a get-out-of-jail card for getting mobbed by enemies, but the SPACE attack works just as well, is easier to hit, and grants the ability to change positioning. It just always seems like the better option when surrounded, in my opinion.

H-Scene time, or the Pokémon-Amie mechanic for those who prefer. Frankly, it is nice to see Monster Mind had some influence. There are not many Amie-style h-games anymore, especially ones with males and Pokémon ones. They are always a welcome sight. However, the relationship-building mechanic relies a lot on the grind (which will be covered later). The includes grinding through the combat and the h-scenes. I’ve noticed that throughout playing, every character only has one pose for their scene, doesn’t talk much during it, and has the same conditions every time. I believe all of the jess elements need addressing. Never have I ever seen porn so repetitive. Don’t get me wrong, the Amie scenes are very well animated, and the characters look amazing but doing the same thing every time gets boring. My suggestion would be that there are multiple different poses/positions for each character's Amie (maybe 3 or 4 to be a bit more ambitious). These would obviously be unlocked by progressing the characters' relationship if there could be 2 or 3 randomly set conditions for the character's preferences. The example being, maybe the character wants to have their head rubbed more than usual during this mini-game, or maybe they want to try something new instead. The most vital thing to make these scenes feel less relative, however, is the dialogue. Monster Mind excelled at its dialogue. Though this game’s dialogue is not bad in the slightest (I will cover that later), it should have dialogue during the scenes. For instance, upon the mini-game starts, they should say something (that could potentially hint at the above-mentioned mechanics for them having randomized preferences for where/how they are touched). This will make the scene feel more intimate. This also applies to the characters' idea of saying things during the scene aside from “F***,” moan, or “More.” Lines that could potentially add more character and uniqueness to them would be nice. Lastly, Monster Mind was rather inclusive with the option to change the sex of every character with an options menu. I think this game would benefit greatly from such a mechanic in the future. They can even keep their preferred genders; it would only change their genitalia. Such a thing doesn’t have to be mentioned via dialogue; characters being transgender can easily be normal in the game setting that doesn’t need to be announcing. So long as the options for changing the character's sex are clear and easy to find.

Now let’s cover the grind overall. This game turns into a slog really quickly. The combat makes leveling up feel tedious. Even having to grind for gold becomes annoying due to the combat and prices. If the combat had more varied options and the enemies weren’t constantly whipping around the map, the prices might not be that big of an issue. Sure, gold becomes easier to obtain in more difficult levels, but obtaining it is less than optimal. The combat is the core issue with the grind. It even makes the fights with the pre-h-scene bosses feel like a trudge with their large health pools. Until combat is adjusted, perhaps temporarily lowering gold requirements (and/or increasing gold’s drop rate) and slightly increasing the relationship gained via Amie would help wrap things up nicely.

Now let’s drown out some of this negativity with some positive things about the game. The pixel art is fantastically done, and the characters overall are a joy to see. Even the w.i.p emotes manage to be adorable enough to keep me excited for the potential as to what they might become. Overall, the characters have interesting personalities and certainly, make me want to spend more time with them platonically. The shop has many options and seems like a good backbone for something more; I certainly look forward to what will come of it. I look forward to what will come of this game in general. I think, barring its flaws, it’s fantastic and has great potential. I truly hope that this will be completed to what you fully envision, if not even reaching a little higher.

If it wouldn't be too hard to implement, I'd like to suggest a way of seeing which Pokemon spawn in which dungeons.  Maybe visible at the start, maybe visible only after defeating that Pokemon at least once in a dungeon.  Perhaps it could even be a section in the new library.

This is honestly amazing. I will be looking forward to seeing this game development.

I'm enjoying the heck out of this game. The portraits and the full images of the 'mon are very cute. The petting games are just right, I think. Basically what I have to do is pet different body parts and see what works and what doesn't. And with no meter, I have to study the facial expression and the speech reactions I get, which I actually think is more better than a meter. It feels more like a real intimate experience. I feel like I'm really getting to know these characters, thank to the above and thanks to the dialogue.

I actually don't much care for the combat in the dungeons. It seems too repetitive and I get kidna bored and I wish I could just skip it. But that's ok, I don't like the combat in any of the canon games either. I'm just not a guy that finds combat engaging in general.