Devlog: New UI Demo

Hello everyone, this is LactoQuest. How have you been lately?

Today I’d like to share a showcase of the brand-new UI. If time allows, I’ll continue improving it further, including (but not limited to) adding the protagonist’s portrait, adding his stats, and making the heroine’s abdominal perspective look more natural.

Here’s a quick overview of the UI: as shown in the video, when you move your mouse over the heroine’s portrait, it reveals her nude state and the abdominal perspective. Whether she’s clothed or nude—and even the state of her womb—will gradually change as the game progresses. If you have any suggestions about the presentation, the information layout, or the interaction, please feel free to share them with me.

Also, I’ve been reading all your comments and keeping notes. I’ll reply to them one by one when I get a moment. Thank you so much for your continued support.

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This UI took much longer than I expected. Beyond positioning and design, the hardest part was making it work properly across three languages. A lot of the game’s features and dialogue need to stay consistent with language switching, and the multilingual compatibility alone cost me at least three extra days.

As development moves forward, I can feel the workload growing exponentially, and it’s been pretty overwhelming lately. Over the past week, most of my time went into building this UI system, so progress on the main story has been slower than I’d like. It’s not that I’m out of ideas—I just often feel unsatisfied with the text and story I’ve written.

While working, I keep asking myself: will this section feel boring to play? Does the pacing need more support? Should I add extra events or CGs to ease the rhythm and shift emotions? Many of these questions only come up during production, so the script naturally changes along the way. Sometimes I work all day and the amount of “actual playable progress” ends up being only about ten minutes. In the end, it’s simply because my production process still isn’t mature enough.

And honestly—ever since I started working on this project, I’ve barely played any NTR games at all. I used to love exploring the works I was interested in, but I just haven’t had the time.

After I finish this game, I hope I can take a six-month break: catch up on the amazing works made by other creators, rediscover that core spirit that gets me fired up, and use the time to refine my workflow and improve my drawing skills—so I can make the next project even better.

Thank you again for all your support. See you in the next update.