Release dates weren't being met, new stuff added little to no meaningful contribution to the game and other promised features (such as being able to properly customize MC) were (and in other cases, have) yet to be added. Hell he even made bonus builds specifically to divert from the game (Halloween builds in particular and more standalone ones that are now implemented in thread's version)Īs the project got more traction and money started flowing in however, the progress of the game began to slow down. Along with that were other 'demos' or showcases with different characters to varying quality (First shark girl scene that is identical to what it is today, an identical spider girl scene and two very, very scuffed cat girl and fox twins builds). When the game was first released, MGI got one public release demo with an earlier version of the purple slime scene that is present in the Steam release. Also the people who do support him tend to either have no idea what's going on and/or blindly defend his ass anyway.
Tl dr - Game got popular, had a good chunk of stuff in the beginning, people started spending loads of money and dev got super lazy and did extremely scummy things including - deleting reviews, ignoring criticism and feedback, spending patreon money for his own entertainment and going on multiple 'breaks' while completely ignoring his self-imposed deadlines. “I barely even listen to suggestions because I’m stubborn on sticking to my vision.Click to expand.Dev's history has been going on with the very first version of this game to the point that it's impossible to fairly talk about the game without bringing Redamz up. “They’ve requested me to make changes to the game (stupid things like making ara and faranne not adoptive sisters if they are to share a scene), which if you all know me, you will know I’ll never do,” wrote Redamz. He stated, “While I had avoided all of their previous witch hunts, it seems they finally don’t like MGI anymore.” On April 28th, Redamz took to the game’s Patreon to post one final update, simply titled “ Leaving Patreon”, to his supporters, notifying them of his decision and explaining that he had chosen to leave the platform. Though the game has been featured on Patreon since it began development, with Redamz all the while openly and proudly wearing the game’s Adult label, it now appears that a recent attempt by the platform to elicit changes within Monster Girl Island has led the indie game developer to end this nearly six-year business relationship. Related: Patreon Responds To Adult Anime Artists Claiming They Are Being Suspended For Artwork Showing “Sexualized Depictions of Minors” Source: Monster Girl Island (TBD), Redamz
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