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Undervelop, the first game I ever got to finish. Taking a total of 3 days straight on the making!
Undervelop is an adventure game based on the present generation (most likely 2015), set in a small town in [Redacted], USA.
The evil gaming company located in the town "Hellware Games" was onto something again, releasing an extremely overpriced game using the fact that "they used effort" as the perfect reason to make it almost unaffordable.
Of course, the company has some bad reputation from the past, for doing things like selling low quality headsets for an unfair price or making video games filled with an unlimited amount of bugs/glitches and lazy level design. But did anyone bother stopping them, or ignore anything the company released?
No, they did not.
One day, a citizen called Ross Hendrix decided to get out of his home after locking himself for an entire year inside playing only video games he had around for one single reason; there was a convention going on at his town as well as some other gaming related events! And what gamer doesn't like to assist conventions and gaming events?
It sounded like the perfect excuse to step a foot outside the safety of his home!
But was that really the only reason he had to go outside? Or was there something else he wanted to do that day?
Whatever his real plan is, will be all up to you... yes, you player.
The ending you get will be eventually turn into what Ross had planned for the day "thanking you" (or not thanking you at all) in different ways, so make each decision carefully!
This game includes no fighting at all, it is all based on going around interacting with stuff and following a story.
The game has 5 endings (best ending, good ending, neutral ending, bad ending and the secret ending) and is fairly short too so you can get all the endings without having to replay a 3 hours game. If you aim to get all the endings the game can take around 30 minutes - 1 hour (depending on your play style).
Warning: It contains a lot of colorful words and conversations as well as unserious sequences and moments. It might also break the fourth wall... a lot...
expect some video game references too!
