
SAMOOBSLUGOWA proof-of-concept DEMO
A TypoGraphic Adventure game of Laundromat Management & Alternate Realities.
Proof-of-Concept Demo featuring:
-pocket inventory system, pick up, use, drop
-navigation between 2 main locations & various sublocations
-language acquisition system
-NPC interaction (Jane and MazeMazter)
-"Flashback" sequences
-Placeholder washing machine maintenance system
...and more to come.
This game is not currently in development, but thanks a bunch for your interest! Maybe one day...
Music by Robin Cherry: https://robincherry.bandcamp.com/
Most recent devlog:
Updated | 14 days ago |
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Author | Ryan Cassidy |
Made with | Twine |
Tags | ascii, Experimental, Horror, job-sim, Minimalist, Mystery, Sci-fi, simulator, Singleplayer, text-game |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Mouse |
Links | developer portfolio |
Development log
- August 2022 updateAug 09, 2022
- July update *Video Devlog*Jul 03, 2022
- Summer PlansJun 20, 2022
- Just look at this Game Design Doc thoughApr 09, 2022
- March Goals / What I actually did in FebruaryMar 08, 2022
- Feb. 2022 GoalsFeb 03, 2022
- Feb. 2022Feb 03, 2022
Comments
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Your Robertson screwdriver looks more like a Philips screwdriver ;) This game is pretty awesome, though. I like what you've got going on - it's a neat take on traditional ASCII-style games.
Holy shit you're right. No one's ever got far enough to notice.
This is a really cool thing you've got going! I was a bit confused until I saw your YouTube video that kinda showed how early-on this game is. Until then, I had gotten into the laundromat, fixed the breaker, fiddled with the washer, and explored the offices. It'll be a really cool experience when it gets more fleshed out.
Oh also - the pull string on the light doesn't give any feedback that it can be interacted with at first.
I really like the style, is this made only using keyboard text? Good demo so far
Hey thanks! Yes, the game's graphics are all text and symbols (but not exactly ASCII...).