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Hunting Prey: A Rose's Thorns
3 years ago

An interesting thought I had. I want my game to feel like maybe you did something wrong at the end. Maybe you could go back, replay, choose different choices, and whatnot to get a different ending. (1/3)




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Trying to make sure every bit of dialogue contributes to the story drifting to a different outcome. Here's a simple example :)

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So I'm making the enemies harder now that there's a specialized healer gonna be in the next chapter

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Why walk when you can jump?

Showing off player 2 😎

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