Never Stop The Madness
A downloadable game
It's a JRPG / Visual Novel style game about a small town priest who ends up getting caught up in matters far beyond his imagination!
About 4-6 hours to complete.
Filled with excitement and microsoft paint -aesthetics!
It's a fun game, that has some stupid humour, but there is also a deeper philosophical aspect to it. If you enjoy story driven JRPG's you might like this game! The game uses day progression, where story advances every time you sleep, and the next day begins. First 3 days are spent in a relaxed small starting village, but after you get out into the world it gets more serious. The battles only start after you leave the starting area, so the first hour or so is mainly just point-and-click style of adventure to get to know the world setting etc.
This game still needs some polishing, but it is playable from start to finish, and I decided to publish it now for free. Originally planned story has been cut into 2 parts, because the project grew way too big for me... Everything from story and music and coding to graphics is done by 1 dev, so I decided to cut the game in two parts. This is the first part. I'll probably polish this further and eventually release the updated version with second part of the story included.
Hope you enjoy!
-Lahje
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Install instructions
Download the .zip file, and extract it. Open the main folder, and there is a file, that is called "Game". This will start the game, and you don't need to install anything else. Works on windows.
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it's when you go outside, then go to the right
Hmm, interesting. I'm not getting that problem myself, but i'll check it out. There might be some weird issues, because i had only 1 playtester beside myself. I used non english alphabet on some map names, it might be related to that. Im not sure if weird characters work the same on computers on other languages.. 🤔
yes there are cirillic characters in layers names, try to replace them with english:>
Allright, I replaced the map names with weird characters. It should work now.