Comments (7)
The thumbnail doesn't look like the game, it looks like it came from something else.
Hello! I really enjoyed your game, it's intriguing as well as fun to play. The pun market was quite something I'll tell you that much! I made a let's play of it here and I hope to make more episodes of your game~
puto!!!!!!!!!!!!
buy :(
noooo
Well I was gonna do a video on this, but I can't get past the forteller. I seem to be unable to interact with her or grandma. Space doesn't let me do anything and if there is some other button that is suppose to let me talk to people I can't find it. I'm not even sure how I got the time machine to activate but I some how opened the inventory at the same time so it was stuck open until the cutscene ended. Also K doesn't open inventory, L does. Hopefully you fix this, because I was actually looking forward to playing this.
About the Game
When an unsuspecting young girl finds herself transported to a mystical world, she must rely on her trusty shovel and quick wits to find her way home.
After digging up a strange portal in her backyard, budding young archaeologist Wendy falls through time into a strange new land. She quickly discovers that her best chance of returning home is to rescue Alonna, a princess who has gone missing from the kingdom. Her goal in mind, Wendy sets about resolving the problem the best way she knows how – by digging of course!
The Hole Story is a top-down RPG fantasy adventure created by a talented group of young female designers that won Grand Prize at the Girls Make Games Demo Day Competition in 2014. The team went on to raise over $31K to build their game! (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2020158234/girls-make-games-grand-prize-winner)
Players solve puzzles by exploring the world and digging up clues in order to move on. As you progress through stages you'll meet a host of humorous characters (unicorns! trolls! royalty! people who collect dirt....?), unlock secret levels, and bust ya gut laughing.
A sharp-witted game, The Hole Story is a beautiful testament to the immense talent contained in gaming's youngest creative minds!
About Girls Make Games
Girls Make Games runs game development summer camps and workshops for middle and high schools girls around the world.
GMG's flagship program, the 3 week summer camp runs every summer in 15 US cities, and culminates in a Demo Day competition with the top 5 teams flown out to the Bay Area. Winning team receives year long mentorship and the opportunity to have their game professionally produced and published.
For more information, visit http://girlsmakegames.com/
