Good Virtual World, But Still Limited

[Chat]

3DXChat is a game developed with remarkable potential, capable of establishing itself both as a 3D virtual social network and as a simple entertainment game. The developers have designed a platform that attracts a wide range of players. Casual players often seek intimate relationships, while those who engage for the long term prefer to focus on meaningful human interactions, making friends, and participating in social activities, such as clubbing.

Although 3DXChat offers a solid and innovative foundation, certain limitations currently hinder its full potential. The character creator, for example, while functional, is quite limited compared to other similar games. To attract and retain a larger community, it would be wise to enhance the avatar customization options. Here are some suggestions to improve this experience:

• Diversity of Eyes and Irises: Adding different iris shapes and the ability to change the color of each eye individually would allow players to better customize their avatars.
• More Realistic Body/Head Details: Introducing more alpha layers to add details to the head and body, such as the ability to add realistic features like cellulite, without resorting to limited options like tattoos.
• Add more hair style.
• More Clothing Options: A massive addition of new clothing items is essential to maintain player interest and allow them to express their style more diversely.
• Improvement of the Selection System (prints, tattoos, etc.): Revising the selection system to avoid player frustration when searching for a specific pattern.

One of the most important improvements for 3DXChat would be the integration of an in-game sales platform. This platform would allow content creators to sell their own clothing and other items. This would require serious moderation to verify the quality and compatibility of the content with avatars before they are put up for sale. Such a marketplace system should also include a revision of the game’s economy so that both developers and content creators can benefit, ensuring a win-win relationship for all parties involved.

In conclusion, while 3DXChat is based on an original idea and offers innovative elements, it remains limited by the lack of regular and diverse content. Major updates, although scheduled every six months, do not always contain enough new features to keep players engaged. To realize its potential and become a leader in the virtual social network domain, 3DXChat will need to enrich its content more substantially and frequently, in order to offer an ever more captivating and immersive experience.

In short, I feel like I'm looking at a game in alpha, not even in early access.

[Vietcong]

when it online on steam

[Chat]

Originally posted by Vietcong:

when it online on steam

Don't have any date actually.

[Chat]

Originally posted by Propius:

Originally posted by Chat:

In short, I feel like I'm looking at a game in alpha, not even in early access.

A game stuck in alpha for over 12 years.

I accept with you.

Since there aren't currently any major competitors, the game is being developed very slowly, and they are releasing content simply to keep their current subscribers. However, adult games are a niche market to tap into, and the day will come when another competitor arrives and challenges 3DXChat.

Moreover, their graphics engine is Unity, which is quite limited. It would only take a well-funded studio using the Unreal Engine to enter this market with a similar project.

[3DXChat Team]

Hi there,
Thanks for such a thoughtful and detailed review. We’re always grateful for feedback like this, especially when it comes with practical suggestions. You're absolutely right – 3DXChat has big potential as both a social space and a creative platform, and we know there’s room to grow.

We’re actively working on expanding customization options and adding more variety in visuals and content. Your ideas about avatar diversity and creator-driven content are especially interesting – a marketplace concept is something we’ve been thinking about as well, though it would need careful planning and moderation.

Appreciate the time you took to share all of this – it helps shape the future of the game.
– The 3DXChat Team