The Minstrel of the Kings
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A game created for the LD 41 compo.
In the land of SONGLANDIA, there lives the minstrel who saved a kingdom.
A text-adventure rhythm game.
The game has a few jokes here and there but for the most part, it's mostly serious. I think.
Note: That the rhythm game parts are somewhat lacking as getting the audio to sync took an incredible amount of time, and it only truly worked for the last part. Though the text-adventure parts are fine.
And I'm still quite happy with the result. Especially since I can finally sleep now...
Play time: 5 minutes.
Also, I'm having issues with fallback fonts for the WebGL version. Any tips from other Unity developers? It's the reason why I'm using an "l" instead of a music note since I promised myself everything would be text-based.
There were way too many files in the source code to upload to Github easily so I'm using MEGA. It's still going to take a while until the upload is done.
In the land of SONGLANDIA, there lives the minstrel who saved a kingdom.
A text-adventure rhythm game.
This is the link to the post-compo version. The original can be found below.
Instructions:
Whenever your music note/dash is over anything of the same green color, hit spacebar. For the text-adventure parts, use your mouse to click options and scroll for the long passages.
The game has a few jokes here and there but for the most part, it's mostly serious. I think.
Note: That the rhythm game parts are somewhat lacking as getting the audio to sync took an incredible amount of time, and it only truly worked for the last part. Though the text-adventure parts are fine.
And I'm still quite happy with the result. Especially since I can finally sleep now...
Play time: 5 minutes.
Also, I'm having issues with fallback fonts for the WebGL version. Any tips from other Unity developers? It's the reason why I'm using an "l" instead of a music note since I promised myself everything would be text-based.
There were way too many files in the source code to upload to Github easily so I'm using MEGA. It's still going to take a while until the upload is done.