Venture Seas [Erotic RPG][Trade Sim][Brothel Sim]

[VentureSwitch]

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Venture Seas was not only created out of a personal desire to produce kinky smut, but for a desire to provide engaging game-play.

Design your player character, sail the seas, delve into dungeons, perform strategic card-based combat, buy and sell loot, romance your shipmates, run an on-board brothel, and generally get into erotic situations throughout this deep and intricate experience.

Please check out the Patreon overview for the most up-to-date information:
https://www.patreon.com/VentureSeas

Public Demo Here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wMhg7O-JGQrIf5FYUEId_civ-sTRmZ5p?usp=sharing

Official Discord:
https://discordapp.com/invite/C7JKZKS

EDIT actually fixed the link to the public demo builds, sorry for the repeated edits moderators

[RunningAroundInCircles]

After a lengthy loading time the game shut down while the console kept running. That happened several times. I didn't see anything suspicious in the console and eventually gave up. Maybe my system is to old. What are the requirements?

[VentureSwitch]

After a lengthy loading time the game shut down while the console kept running. That happened several times. I didn't see anything suspicious in the console and eventually gave up. Maybe my system is to old. What are the requirements?

That sucks to hear, but it does sound like a lack of available ram, here are the requirements:
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Minimum System Requirements
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OS: Tested on Windows 7, Windows 10
Memory: 3 GB 'AVAILABLE' RAM
Graphics: Card must support OPENGL 3.0 (Problems reported with integrated Intel graphics chips)
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 500MB available space

The game will crash during loading if there isn't enough unused (available) RAM.

[RunningAroundInCircles]

It's the integrated graphic chip then.