Dorian: Comics Game Platform
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About
"Dorian: Comics Game Platform" is an adventure game that offers a good plot and is often very funny, but is held back by annoying ads and numerous bugs. The game allows players to create and stream their own games, providing a unique and engaging experience. Overall, it has the potential to be a great platform for both playing and creating games, but it needs some work to reach its full potential.







- The stories, characters, and art styles are absolutely amazing, providing a type of story for everyone.
- The app offers a unique experience with interactive storytelling and the ability to support indie creators.
- The community is welcoming and engaging, making it enjoyable to read and create stories.
- The heart system is frustrating, as it often requires real money to access premium choices, making it difficult for players without disposable income.
- There are frequent bugs and glitches, including issues with loading and crashing, which detracts from the overall experience.
- The app lacks sufficient options for earning hearts, leading to a pay-to-win feel that can be discouraging for players.
story
530 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story aspect is praised for its engaging narratives, diverse characters, and beautiful art styles, appealing to a wide range of players. However, many users express frustration over the high paywall for accessing premium choices, which can hinder the overall experience and enjoyment of the story. While the storytelling is generally well-received, the monetization strategy, requiring real money for key decisions, detracts from the experience for those unable or unwilling to spend.
“The stories, characters, and art styles are absolutely amazing, and there's a type of story for everyone.”
“So far, it was amazing storylines and great choices to choose from!”
“The stories are great and the art styles vary depending on the artist used for it, but I've loved each story I've read so far.”
“The stories are really good, but it goes off of affection levels for each character in whichever story, and the actually interesting choices are blocked by a paywall in the form of 'hearts'. It supports the artists, but it's so much money that not many could afford it anyway, so it gets really annoying.”
“I understand needing to make money, but when I have to save up for two weeks for gems just to get through maybe one chapter of a story the way I want, it gets a little disheartening.”
“The story was okay, but I couldn't make any choice I actually wanted to, so that sucked.”