Info: The House Party game is similar to a lot of the browser-based games where your choices influence your success as you progress in the game, but it plays like a first-person RPG with interactive game models, characters, and physics, like the aforementioned Leisure Suit Larry. My inclination is to take these games in a much more raunchy direction than the LSL series however. The games will be ripe with foul language, nudity, and sex, but hopefully be just as funny and engaging. There isn’t much of a story to play though right now, just a few objectives to complete while I work on the gameplay mechanics. There are multiple story-paths though and different outcomes based on your decisions.

v0.16.4
Added hand “hot spots” and better aligned all sex animations
The Player now has 19.6969% (repeating, of course) increased hand-eye coordination, as we fixed an issue that could occasionally cause the Player to be the colliding object that forced them to drop an item they were currently holding
Improved lighting in gazebo area
Tweaks to Dancing behaviors in order to standardize Dance Badly vs. Dance animations/events, as well as prevent seemingly unexplained, long gaps between attempts to Dance
Characters will not attempt to Dance the moment they wake up from being passed out, and will also very briefly wait to begin dancing once they arrive at a Motion/WalkTo target
Improved Goodbye Kitty underwear clipping through Amy’s shirt
Fixed Leah and Rachael LOD1 and LOD2 skinning issue
Improved Frank shirt clipping and Arin having transparency issue in his neck
Changed Starbomb packaging and bathbomb for better story consistency
Added missing inventory icons
Improved light probes in living room
Fixed LOD flickering, objects disappearing and lighting artifacts on several objects
In the Original Story: Frank will be a more considerate dood and lock the front door when he leaves the house to confront the carnies. If you didn’t understand this patch note, L2P
In the Original Story: fixed an issue in which the Ashley prank quest line could stall if the Player managed to get Patrick Knocked Out at a very specific time while progressing through dialogues prior to Family Time without giving Madison’s Phone back to Madison
In the Original Story: mitigated an issue that could cause Patrick to walk away from Ashley during their pre-Family Time dialogues
In the Original Story: at various points after Family Time (Ashley’s Prank content path) it will now be possible for Madison to overhear Ashley and the Player plotting against her. This will cause the Player to fail out of that content
In the Original Story: fixed an issue that could cause Patrick’s positioning to break if the Player was doing any content that occupied Patrick and then pursued the finale of Ashley’s “Sibling
Warfare” opportunity
In the Original Story: fixed an issue that could cause Madison’s “art show” (during “The Muse”) to break if the Player managed to KO/attack Patrick as NPCs were walking up to the master bedroom to start the show
In the Original Story: Mitigated an issue that could cause Rachael’s phone to knock objects out of the Player’s hand while she slapped Patrick around
In the Original Story: Cleaned up minor Frank and Leah behaviors related to Ashley and Madison’s fight during Ashley’s “Drunk and Disorderly” opportunity. Leah and Frank now have their priorities straight
In the Original Story: if the Player helps Brittney out by getting Stephanie naked without ever meeting Ashley, Ashley’s subsequent approach and dialogue to the Player will start her “Smooth Operator” opportunity
In the Original Story: Katherine’s “cell jammed” reaction will no longer play if the Player is being actively spoken to via main dialogue, but in turn the reaction will attempt to trigger a teensy bit faster
In the Original Story: Frank will no longer attempt to socialize with other NPCs while he is doing his bestest to headbutt down the bathroom door when Katherine is sick
In the Original Story: fixed availability of minor Stephanie and Katherine-based responses and thought bubbles towards the end of “Meltdown” based on prior Player decisions or actions
In the Original Story: fixed an issue that would allow the Player to indefinitely let Steph hang out in the spare room 2/art room during “Meltdown” AFTER giving her all the items she needed and being told to leave her alone. She will now eventually get high and fail the content just like all the other possible routes through the finale of “Meltdown”
In the Original Story: minor adjustments to existing unimportant/”casual” Background Chatter criteria
In the Original Story: fixed an issue that could cause Katherine to claim that the Player saw her naked for her photo shoot…when in fact the Player did no such thing
Fixed an issue that could cause thin/tiny items like phones to be uninteractable/unable to be grabbed if they were dropped near the front of the beer pong table
Tightened the collider sizing and positioning on the two downstairs couches/sofas so that it is harder (but still not impossible) for small items to be thrown, dropped, or kicked underneath them in a way that prevents them from being grabbed or interacted with
Fixed an issue that could cause characters to teleport into the garage when transitioning from a wall sex position to a non-wall sex position while against the rear-left side of the house (near the A/C unit)
Fixed various additional issues with the speaker system
CSC Users: Speaker2 (the speaker to the right of the fireplace) is no longer hardcoded to start playing upon game start. You may need to account for this in your stories
The speaker system will now remember which track the Player was playing when saving, as well as the music loop setting, and when loading that game will play the appropriate track and maintain the music loop mode
CSC Users: there are now “MusicTrackNum” and “LoopAllMusic” Player values you may use within stories to create NPC events/behaviors based on a song that is playing. These values are directly controlled by the speaker system
CSC Users: the total number of criteria for an event trigger will now be shown, similar to how it is currently shown for individual game events
CSC Users: fixed a couple typos in the UI
CSC Users: the total number of game events within an event trigger will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of game events within an item’s Use With interactions will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of game events performed for an Item Action will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of game events for item On Accept and On Refuse interactions will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of criteria for a character to accept an item will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of criteria needed for an Item Action to become visible will now be shown
CSC Users: the total number of criteria needed to enable an item’s Use With interaction(s) will now be shown
CSC Users: we standardized a bunch of criteria and game event text displays. HMU if you want more copy-pasted shit
CSC Users: fixed an issue that could cause an ArgumentException if a Character did not a valid BGC count as high as a previously selected Character
Turn game events (Turn Around, Left, Right, Toward) and equivalent console commands will now be more responsive, with the exception being if another game-event driven, animation-centric event was very recently used or is already “playing out”
CSC Users: the InvisAudioPlayer can now also play a zipper (the player “unzip to expose”) sound
Fixed an issue that could allow emote sound effects to very briefly play right before the VA/voice for a dialogue that called the emote using an On Start Dialogue event
CSC Users: Background Chatters will still show their number/ID when fully collapsed
CSC Users: you can now check if two Characters are in the same zone
Added the ‘Cheer’ SendEventOption to the SendEvent console command
CSC Users: added the IsInHouse criteria, which uses the Zoning system to quickly determine if a Character is inside the house or not
CSC Users: added an Item Comparison to the Item criteria, “IsVisibleTo”, which will allow you to determine if a Character can see an InteractiveItem. In addition to doing a line of sight check, the InteractiveItem must be active and not hidden via any ItemFunctions
CSC Users: fixed an Argument Exception that could occur when a user typed in a string for a “Value” criteria check and then swapped that criteria CompareType to “State”
CSC Users: fixed an Argument Exception that could occur when you selected a game event event and assigned the Character as Player, Compubrah, or Phone Call, and then changed the game event type to TriggerBGC
CSC Users: added a warning message when changing from a game event that allowed the selection of the Player as the Character to the game event type “Event Trigger” to prevent the trigger dropdown from populating with triggers for an NPC
CSC Users: you can now either add a new Game Event to the beginning (Order 0) of a set of Game Events, or at the very end, which should help somewhat when adding to large sets of Game Events
CSC Users: when adding a new Game Event via the two “Add Game Event” buttons, they will now automatically be expanded, instead of being defaulted to a collapsed state
CSC Users: you can now either add a new Criteria to the beginning (Order 0) of a set of Criteria, or at the very end, which should help somewhat when adding to large Criteria sets
CSC Users: when adding a new Criteria via the two “Add Criteria” buttons, they will now automatically be expanded, instead of being defaulted to a collapsed state
CSC Users: standardized certain commonly adjacent button sizes across the UI

Date: 27.02.2020
Language: English
Version: 0.16.4
Censored: No
Size: 2012 mb
Tags: Unity-3D, Animation, Erotic Adventure, Sexy Girls, Big Tits, Beautiful Ass, Blowjob, Erotic Content, Seduction, Striptease,

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