Hello all! Seeing the (extremely based) theme of the jam this year inspired me to try to get back into Twine/horny games after a long absence :)
tldr: I have a working early prototype for my game, and am looking for people to playtest the basic game loop! Game is here, and password is "ophisops"
Full description:
You're a down-on-your-luck adventurer who wakes up in a tavern with an urgent need for gold to pay off debts. You meet a hooded figure in the tavern who offers you the opportunity to win gold in a game of chance, a dice game called "Snake Eyes". That you are penniless at the moment is no issue: the shadowy figure assures you that you have other possessions of value to wager...
In a nutshell, it's a gambling game in a DnD-like setting where you wager your stats in the hope of winning gold. The dealer is a shady naga with *lovely* eyes who is more than happy to drain your stats (specifically WILL and INT) when you lose. Losing too much of either stat may have consequences, and it sure would be a shame if either were drained to zero...
Currently, I have the base gambling game fully-coded as a very bare-bones prototype. It's a blackjack-like dice game where you roll dice to score as close as you can to a pre-set "line" without going over. If you don't bust and beat the dealer's score, you win! Otherwise you lose. As a fun little twist, if you roll two "ones" in a round ("Snake Eyes"), you also lose. The wagering system isn't working yet, so currently the gameplay is just a loop of either winning or losing each round. As such, there's also no fun horny hypno stuff. YET...
What I could really use right now is some preliminary playtesting to ensure that the base game works and has interesting gameplay (requires some skill, and is neither too easy nor too hard to win). Lots of things I have considered tweaking to adjust the difficulty, but I would love to get some outside opinions before going too crazy. Any opinions/suggestions/complaints are extremely welcome :)
And (this is longshot) if anyone feels inspired to contribute any talents (art, UI design, sound, etc.) at this late stage, lmk. I am but a humble writer with baby-level Twine-coding skills. I am happy to release this as a simple solo-project text-based game, but I would not be opposed to collaboration :)