New Text Adventure! - An Unlikely Pair
🕑 Added 2021-03-19 07:10:53 +0000 UTCThis is the story of a bully and her victim, two college-bound seniors in their final months before graduating from Walkerman Jr. High School. On this one particular school day in May, their lives cross in a way that they'll both remember forever in a way neither of them ever could have expected.
Still making edits to this one, but I wanted to post (almost) on time! The next text adventure post will be Tuesday, April 6th (needed a small extension). Also look for an upcoming poll!
Comments
Vítězslav Konečný
Art is always good, as long as it is not ugly, because it enriches the two colorness of background and text :D
WaferBorn
I've wanted to start including art/illustrations in my games for a while, and I still plan to commission art in the future. For now, though, I just added drawings of the main characters in to the game. Let me know if you think I should add more art to my text adventures in the future!
WaferBorn
Fixed all - thank you!
WaferBorn
Thank you! I'm going to add to this one, for sure. The "bad variables" you're seeing are actually alternative paths to different endings which I tried to remove for the sake of time -- apparently, the removal didn't work! I'm uploading a corrected version today.
Vítězslav Konečný
It is a good introduction to the characters and first spanking action between them, but I hope there will be more content to fill out the time between that day and graduation. truth is that ☕ bulliedVarRef is not defined► has some...feelings - lack of space after triple dot (in a lot of places, not just here) and bad variable? this much your sure of - you're (you are sure) Your thinking of what you put - You're (you are thinking) (if:)'s 1st value is a 'to' or 'into' expression, but should be a boolean.►"Ugh, Lena, you are such a bitch!" - bad variable again? You know, ☕ bulliedVarRef is not defined►? I'm not sure - bad variable again? "Yes, ☕ $VarRef is not defined►."(if:)'s 1st value is a 'to' or 'into' expression, but should be a boolean.►"W-well, no one asked you to read it!" - two bad variables You rememberthe incident - lack of space between remember and the "Yes, ☕ $VarRef is not defined►." - bad variable again?