Thank you, we’ll test it to try to find the issue.
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Thank you very much for your feedback.
I’d like to offer a different perspective. The things you mentioned are improvements that we consider essential. As developers, we can’t really say, “We’ll skip adding a separate volume slider for character voices,” or “We’ll leave the bugs and clunky controls as they are.” Those are core quality improvements that simply have to be addressed.
We didn’t include those items in the poll because they aren’t optional features from our point of view they’re things we are already committed to fixing. Before releasing new content, we’ll be working on improving the overall experience by fixing bugs, refining the controls and UI, balancing the audio, and addressing the other issues players have pointed out.
Feedback like yours is incredibly valuable because it helps us notice the things we’ve become blind to after spending so much time developing the game. It gives us a much clearer picture of what players are experiencing.
Thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts. We truly appreciate it.
Thank you very much for your feedback. You can think of this as just the beginning. From here, we want to keep improving and take our games much further.
We know we have our shortcomings. Sometimes it’s hard for us to realize what needs to be added or improved. Since the team is constantly playing the game and discussing it over and over, we can develop a bit of tunnel vision. That’s why feedback from players like you is so valuable it helps us see the things we’ve missed and shows us where we need to improve.
Thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts. We’ve already started working on the issues you mentioned, and your feedback will help us make the game better.
I think calling it ‘trash’ is a bit unfair. I developed this game a long time ago. Back then, I didn’t know much about how to progress and develop a game. Now, we are working as a team and have a much better understanding of game development.
On another note, the settings resetting is a bug, and this is the first time we’ve received a report about it. Also, to be able to use the items in missions, you need to place them in the back of the van after adding them to your inventory.
Nevertheless, thank you for your feedback. We are working hard to make better games.
Hello everyone,
We are the developers of Beauty Touch:
https://oiwakuna.itch.io/beauty-touch
We have carefully reviewed the official indexing guidelines and compared our project against all listed requirements.
As far as we can tell:
• The project is public and playable. • All required metadata has been filled out. • Adult content has been tagged correctly. • The page contains screenshots, descriptions, and downloadable files. • We have not found any obvious violations of the indexing guidelines.
Despite this, our game still does not appear to be indexed in Search & Browse pages, and it has never received the usual visibility we experienced with previous projects.
Because of this, we are starting to wonder if there might be an indexing issue affecting certain projects, especially adult-tagged games, rather than a problem with our page configuration.
Has anyone experienced something similar recently?
If your project eventually became indexed:
• How long did it take? • Did you need to change anything specific? • Did support provide any explanation?
We would appreciate hearing from other developers who have encountered the same situation.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you so much, I’ve made a few games before, but I was still in the learning phase. I believe this game is much more solid compared to my previous ones. I can also say that I’ve learned a lot more about game development. There are some engine related issues, like optimization and file size, that I’m currently working on. More updates will come in the future. Thanks again








