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>>12101881

I've always lamented how simply the SimYukkuri games are. The entire enjoyment, for me, comes from drawing out the inner shtihead of the Yukkuri, making them expose how they're really just asinine, selfish, rotten pieces of crap hiding behind 'cute' exteriors. There's not much point in bullying or destroying a completely 'innocent' or broken yukkuri; the real deal's getting them right as they reveal.

But Sim doesn't have much to the mechanics (at least, last I played) You can feed them and grow them, but there's not really much in terms of interaction. You can't really bully (or be creative), you can't watch them form societies (or herds, as is more common in manga), you can't interject subtle changes to their environment that drive them insane or tear down their herds, etc. I can only hope the brave anons making it will let it realize it's true potential.