St. George's Academy for Monster-Slaying Lasses
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SYNOPSIS:
A new student at a prestigious all-girls boarding school with a specialty in monster-slaying must navigate the perils of her social life... while avoiding being eaten by a dragon.
"St. George's Academy for Monster-Slaying Lasses" is a multi-path visual novel that calls into question who is a monster; or rather, what actions make one a monster.
There are no known issues. However, if you encounter one, take a screenshot and let me know what it is.
When you reach the battle scene, make sure you click the LITTLE WHITE HAND above the dragon's head after you select your attack.
Now with 50% smaller file size!
SGAMSL (it has an acronym now!) was made with renpy ( http://www.renpy.org/ ) and the renpy RPG battle engine ( http://eviscerate.net/article/rpg-battle-engine-renpy ). Check them out!
Also, I used this Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA) image ( http://flic.kr/p/e5bYeH ) to create a derivative work. It is heavily modified, and barely recognizable, but the license says that I must give attribution. So, here it is.
A new student at a prestigious all-girls boarding school with a specialty in monster-slaying must navigate the perils of her social life... while avoiding being eaten by a dragon.
"St. George's Academy for Monster-Slaying Lasses" is a multi-path visual novel that calls into question who is a monster; or rather, what actions make one a monster.
There are no known issues. However, if you encounter one, take a screenshot and let me know what it is.
When you reach the battle scene, make sure you click the LITTLE WHITE HAND above the dragon's head after you select your attack.
Now with 50% smaller file size!
SGAMSL (it has an acronym now!) was made with renpy ( http://www.renpy.org/ ) and the renpy RPG battle engine ( http://eviscerate.net/article/rpg-battle-engine-renpy ). Check them out!
Also, I used this Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA) image ( http://flic.kr/p/e5bYeH ) to create a derivative work. It is heavily modified, and barely recognizable, but the license says that I must give attribution. So, here it is.