The Mayan Mystery is (Finally) Finished!

Game

Adventure Apes and the Mayan Mystery

13 years ago

So, after WAY too long, I’ve finally managed to finish off this game. Over four years, who knows how many hours, and several different iterations result in one final product.

It’s crazy how much work goes into any game, so my hat is off to anyone who has completed their project! My plans for the Mayan Mystery is to get some interest on it around the web, and hopefully build on that with my future games :)

There is a new demo that anyone is welcome to check out, and from there it’s your choice whether or not you’d want the full game. The full version does however contain an additional 60+ rooms to explore, as well as comes packaged with an illustrated booklet for your viewing pleasure!

I’m in the middle of trying to get the game hosted on various sites, so am hoping it’ll pop up here and there soon. In the meantime, the full version is waiting for you at the Adventure Apes Website, and as of this afternoon has been made available in indievania!

It’s definitely an exciting moment, as for the last few months it seemed like the game would never be finished. I hope that if you play (and like) the demo, you’ll consider getting the full version, if only to see what else lies in store for the Adventure Apes!

Thanks for reading this:)

ScaryPotato

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