Bath Towel Exposure Play - Coming in Hex v0.1
Added 2024-11-29 17:39:48 +0000 UTCNote: The UI, text, and art above is non-final.
There's a public bathhouse in Ranbol, providing Iris an opportunity to have some exhibitionism-based mishaps! In addition to the normal features the bathhouse will provide, Iris can also go around in a towel and flaunt her bits in various ways inside the bathhouse!
With sufficient exhibitionism-related experience and her trusty towel in hand, Iris will also be able wear the towel around in public and engage in exposure play on the go! The towel will come in handy, since, unlike the village, Ranbol has guards and inquisitors all over the place. You won't be able to walk around nude or go streaking in broad daylight. You can think of it like this: the village gives you the shameless nudity version of exhibitionism, while the city gives you the risky more ENF-esque version. If you try to go around the city in the buff, you will be accosted by the local authorities.
However, if you end up heading to the city without your clothes, you won't need to walk all the way back to the chapel, you'll be able to use dryad magic to cover yourself (somewhat, at least) in vines and flowers at the cost of some MP.
The new exposure gameplay system is actually an encounter under the hood! Hex's encounter system is more flexible, and allows me to define all sorts of strange parameters, like implementing a "detection" meter here and tracking the state of the player's towel to provide more dynamic options, like forcing you to pick the towel back up if you threw it off before you can proceed to cover yourself back up.
I mentioned that I had ten encounter types already planned. These are the five already in the game, futanari sex, this exposure play one, erotic dancing, "soapland" massages, and gloryhole BJs. These aren't the only ones we'll do, but they are what I've planned for extensively and designed the system around. Outside of the main five/six sexual encounter types, these other ones may not include all the features of an encounter, so maybe I should call them "activities" or "minigames" instead, not sure about the terminology.
