I wanted to do a lot with this but it ended up snowballing and I couldn't finish a lot of it in time for the jam. Plus, I had no idea what I was doing so the story's a real mess. I plan to remake it at some point with a proper story and ending. It'll take a long time tho cause 14-year-old me didn't know how to kill their darlings so everything's all over the place.
For the Golden Path, we didn't have time to finish the whole game for the Jam because it took so long to write the story, and even then, idk if we'll end up doing anything else with it.
Hiya, the aim with the battle system was to keep the heart rate from going too fast or too slow, and some of the items and skills would help manage that. I probably should've found a way go explain it, but we kinda ran out of time... After that first battle you do have the option to run though!
Thank you for your feedback! Yeah I realise it is a little muddy in the middle, as I was trying to go for the vibe of being in a dark tunnel, but I probably went a little too far haha. And, yeah I see what you mean about the train sound lol
Thank you, though to be honest, that was more of a proof of concept than something that had actual plot relevance. I'd just wanted to see if I could get something like that to work.
For the password, have a look around the rooms before you enter the it. There are some clues that should help you figure it out. You can also use the length of the password to help. If not, check Ethan's book.
There was a file included that lists what buttons do what, which I thought was clear, but I tend to play a lot of games made with RPG Maker so I thought it was obvious when it might not have been. The tables were split between 2 squares on a grid, so I thought it'd make more sense to be able to interact with the bit you hid under, rather than the other side of the desk. In hindsight, I probably should've just added the event to both sides of the desk lol. I'll see if I can add some darker outlines to some of the objects.
Thank you! I suppose I should have lol. I thought that putting the menu was enough as from there it should be fairly obvious. But then again, it might not have been. Sorry about that!
