Ultimate Desktop Character Engine Reviews

Definitely have potential and there is a quiet few features that can be expanded upon, like better and not so clunky ui. But considering it's an early access software, i am assuming that will come along as developed further. Would be also nice if we could load textures separately from the folder like custom models. Only thing that i noticed that is missing in this early access build is the lack of documentation and description of specific features, beacause for the average user it's too complicated to set things up. And yes, i tried to go to the official site (which i would also recommend to be worked on) to see documentation, but the site is almost not functional and there is no written documentation on it. But all things considered, i would say it's worth 2 bucks if you like to experiment a little with a 3d custom models.

Too much function need to be improved. This game is very attractive but, sadly, still unfinished. The similar type of this kind game is rare, thus the good opportunity should be seized. Look forward to a perfect version.

I love this program! It really helps your desktop feel less lonely, and putting a character to watch you do school work or something can make it less stressful, easier, and fun! There is a lot of characters to choose from, but you can add your own models too! You can find free models around the internet, and if it is a simple humanoid, you can pretty much plug it right in. Also, if you are ever having trouble, the developer will totally help you right away in the 'discussions' page! You can expect an answer within a day from him. There also plenty of tutorials on the page. I plan to use this program for a while, it is just so fun and cute!

Has potential, Cant wait for the community to work its magic with this. The only problems is while manualy controlling your charator you can click still open other stuff via the spacebar and arrow keys which can be annoying. But for about $2.50 anyone interested should pick it up

This program is still in early dev, so def a crap ton of bugs and it's nothing like Wallpaper engine. I would only use this if ur a coder or something that can make their own models because there's not a lot in the workshop right now. Only reason i'm down voting is because it's almost unusable right now and it's been in early access for quite awhile.

This software was literally just released and is in very early beta, but I recommend it if you are interested in this type of program. Converting models isn't too hard with blender and unity if you have basic knowledge, and there is a lot of potential here. Developer responds quickly and is very helpful.

As previously stated, this program has a lot of potential. Sure, there's still a lot of stuff to do, but it's Early Access. Ever wanted to have your favorite character dancing on your desktop? This program can do that :D P.S: Also apologies for the previews bad review. Steam showed me that my thread in which I asked for help was deleted, but the developer actually moved it in another thread that had similar issues in it. Gave it a bad review because I was upset, thinking that my thread was deleted for no reason.

-- Crashed in first 5 minutes -- Cannot change screen -- Could get old quick since no good content (characters or interactions) **I know it's in EA, but this review is for what it is right now. I do NOT write review for thing I might or might not get.** Overall: This thing is just not ready for EA, but a prove of concept at best

Seems a bit barebones. Thought it would have more than just the generic anime models, but apparently not. You're better off getting something like Shimeji at the moment. Aside from that, the UI looks good at least. But hey, it's in early access, can't blame the dev.

Like many other reviews, I'd say this thing has potential. Having Goku dance on my monitor is pretty funny. But there is one massive problem and that is that I can't have it go across monitors. I have three monitors and if i'm watching something, i'd like to put the characters on my second or third monitor so they are out of the way. But so far I haven't figured out a way. Also, there seems to be some incompatibility with Wallpaper Engine so perhaps if you could get some compatibility with that then it would be great. Also, perhaps a tutorial or even just tooltips to explain what some of the options do. For example the Allow Windows option will eventually just cause my character to be unclickable. Other than that, it has some potential.