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Under Control [v0.1.23A] [Slusiom]

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  • swipe down to hide the ui
  • swipe left to roll back
  • swipe right to start skipping of text
  • swipe 2x left&right to open the game menu
  • swipe up&down to toggle a small window with memory usage information
  • longpress the save file thumbnail in the save/load screen to delete this slot

Download Patreon Patch*

Features:
-Removes paywall, granting you maximum tier patreon
-Blocks some of the internet requests, such as Game Analytics
-Should work properly with future versions

Installation:
-Unpack into the game folder (where .exe file is located).
-Run the game

Game uses Game Analytics (which this patch blocks), but may use other internet requests which I did not block because I couldn’t care less, so if you’re one of those paranoiacs just block the game in firewall

 
I provide convenient installation only for windows x64 bit, but since most of my patches are BepInEx plugins nowadays, you can install it on other OS:

Supported Operating Systems
  • Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 (both x86 and x64 are supported)
  • Linux distros with GCC 10 or newer, preferably GNU/Linux distro (x86_64 and x86 archs are supported)
  • macOS 10.13 High Sierra or newer

How to Install
  • Determine your OS and Game’s scripting backend (il2cpp / mono)
    • if the patch is attached to F95 attachments -> It’s mono
    • if the patch is uploaded to GOFILE -> it’s il2cpp
  • Download BepInEx for your OS and Scripting backend
  • Unpack downloaded BepInEx contents into game folder
    • Windows: where .exe file is located
    • Linux: where the executable <Game>.x86 or <Game>.x86_64 is located
    • Mac: where the game <Game>.app is located
  • Run the game once so BepInEx creates necessary files and folders
  • Open BepInEx/plugins folder and copy contents of the same folder from the patch, provided in this post, there
  • Done!
 
  • Read the instructions
    • Unpack into game folder means that you copy all the files from the archive and place all of them into the folder where .exe of the game is located. It will not replace any files

  • Turn off Bitdefender
    • Bitdefender and Bitdefender only is preventing patch from doing what it’s supposed to do, without any notifications or alerts. Can’t provide clear instructions on resolution, so just figure something out

  • Check game version and update date
    • I test all of my patches on latest version provided on F95. If you got your game from somewhere else – download it from here
    • I design patches the way that they’re supposed to work fine with any new update, however sometimes developers may try to break the patch for their games, rarely unintentionally. Check when was the last time download links were updated. In case it was not long time ago, there is a chance new update made patch incompatible, report that

  • Do some easy stuff to eliminate good portion of possible causes
    • Run the game as Administrator
    • Make sure path to your game does not contain weird characters, stick with [A-z, 0-9]
    • Make sure path to your game is not insanely long

  • Install .NET Runtime if you haven’t yet
    • You can download and install Microsoft .NETYou will need x64 .NET Desktop Runtime, version 6.0
      But it should’ve been already installed when you installed literally any game from steam or somewhere else, it’s basic redistributable package

  • [ONLY FOR IL2CPP] You’re required to have Internet Connection on the first run
    • In case the patch is il2cpp plugin (in this case it will be uploaded to GOFILE instead of F95 attachments)you will be required to have internet connection available on the first run of the game and game’s executable must not be blocked in firewall

You can also mail us at :- dikgames.play@gmail.com

Editor's Rating

Story - "Under Control" presents a narrative that tries to sprinkle in some drama amidst the adult-oriented chaos. Players navigate through interactions with attractive characters, which tantalizingly flirts with more profound storytelling. However, the story stumbles under the weight of its own ambitions. Key minigames disrupt narrative flow, leaving players less engaged and more frustrated than invested. - 59%
Visual - The visual presentation scores better in this arena. Character designs are undeniably appealing, flaunting some impressive artistry that draws players in at first glance. Environments are meticulously crafted, creating a vivid backdrop for the action. However, some scenes may suffer from awkward transitions, leading one to feel as though they’re watching a slideshow of moments rather than immersive world. - 76%
Engagement - Engagement might be the Achilles' heel of "Under Control." The allure wanes significantly when faced with repetitive tasks and minigames that promise to deepen the experience but often feel tedious and unnecessary. Many players find themselves wishing for an "auto-play" feature rather than constantly engaging in mundane activities. - 52%
Core Loop - The core loop leaves much to be desired. While it's evident there was an intent to create a balanced cycle of activity and reward, the reality is far from it. Players often feel they are trapped in a cycle of repetitive tasks, hindered by poorly designed minigames that seem designed to punish rather than reward. This leads to an overall feeling of frustration that hampers enjoyment and drives players away. - 45%

58%

out off 100%

This review is based on author's perspective and actual experience may differ on individual's own preferences.

User Rating: 2.3 ( 21 votes)

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4 Comments

  1. Shit game. First of all it’s Unity so no easy access like renpy, secondly it’s a sandbox and the most annoying type there is. You have to shower, eat and sleep and all this goes down so quickly that’s what you’ll spend most of your time doing. Lastly the English is horrendous, it reads like a Russian guy that just took 2 or 3 English classes and quit. The renders look great but it’s simply not worth the hassle to see them, especially with this terrible English dialog. You can’t even take screenshots because you can’t hide the UI. Played for around 15 minutes and deleted the trash off my computer.

    1. The first thing I check is to see if it’s Unity or Unreal. If so, I skip to the next game. Those frameworks are glitchy, laggy, CPU demanding at times, and so 1990 game-like. Most times, I find the graphics are sub-par.

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