Full Moon Village is a point and click adventure game where you play as an inspector called in to help hunt down a werewolf. Interrogate the villages in order to get clues to determine who the werewolf is. Then go to the jailhouse and accuse somebody. If you get it right move on to the next town that has a werewolf problem. If you get it wrong someone dies and it's back to the drawing board. Take too long and the wolf will hunt you down!
The only thing you need to play is a mouse.
There was so much more I wanted to do with this game but I ran out of time. I hope you enjoy the parts I did get done.
BUG If you lose you have to restart the game. I am so sorry but I'm still new at this and I can't figure out how to clear all the things the get set up as you play.
Thanks -Tom
Made with Game Maker Studio Graphics with GraphicsGale Sound Effects were self recorded Music composed with cgMusic.
So what you would do to reset is to have a game manager object. then have like a static variable that all the classes can access. then each object will have an if statement checking the reset flag. if that flag has been set in the gamemanager, then each object can call its own reset functions to clean each object up. hope this helps
@jcmonkey thanks I will look into that. The real problem was the arrays resetting. Half way through I started learning about DS lists and I think I should have used more of them instead of arrays. I definitely bit off more than I could chew. lol
@Le_Sarus The original idea was to have non-human clues you could find that would change how people acted. For some reason I thought having set levels and puzzles wasn't good enough so I decided to randomize which took much longer than I thought and made me cut a bunch of stuff. Atmosphere was the key to this game and I definitely fell short.
Was on a 4:3 monitor and couldn't play it because the resolution left houses outside of the view. Also the scaling of text made it hard to read. I was interested in seeing it, so I might give it another go when I get to another computer.
Awesome Game, the dialogue grabbed my attention and made me want to keep playing. The only criticism I can really give would be to make the text boxes less clunky and maybe to add some hand made levels, that would be fun!
Nice idea, graphics and audio! Only it was a bit easy tell who wasn't the wolf by just checking who had different lines... But there is time to do only much... Anyways great work!
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@Le_Sarus The original idea was to have non-human clues you could find that would change how people acted. For some reason I thought having set levels and puzzles wasn't good enough so I decided to randomize which took much longer than I thought and made me cut a bunch of stuff. Atmosphere was the key to this game and I definitely fell short.