Working again! New version just released

Game

Turing Adventure

Salvador Romero @salvadorjesusromero

8 years ago

Some time ago the chatbot server stopped working, and Turing Adventure with it.
I have taken advantage of the situation and changed the way in which the game communicates with the server, releasing a new version. Outages like this one should not happen again in the future with this new version. If you want to play the game again, or you want to show it to someone, go ahead and download it again.

Now that I was at it, I took the opportunity to throw some love to the game. The intro is now controllable by the user and don’t jump to the game automatically.

In the prison scene, I have solved some bugs, tweaked the interface and added some small features. For example, the chat bubbles now have distinctive styles and a busy animation, and; the description bubble is now visible when you are chatting with a robot. I think this will help newcomers a lot.

I am still working on a full featured game when I don’t have a more pressing project (I work as a freelance), but I’m not going very fast. I’m trying to figure out a more efficient way to work in the game, and coming back from time to time to the jam version to test new features is an interesting option.

Next up

@salvadorjesusromero2

We have won the Colossal Leap Award! Turing Adventure has won the Colossal Leap Award in the Adventure Jam! We’re so happy! Thank you folks for your support!!

@salvadorjesusromero2

Thank you for sending us the conversations! After each game, Turing Adventure asks you for permission to send us the conversations you had with the NPC. They *help us a lot* to improve the conversation experience! Thank you! :-)

@BigSirGames225

Shoobies leave a sticky trail of mucus in their wake, which can impede movement for any creature that steps in it.

@fluffypeguin254

Another house i made long time ago.

@TheIron661

What you all think

@Erbmaster348

Back in my art school days I used to ride the 710 COPSA line from Parque Del Plata to Montevideo almost everyday. This is the Marcopolo Viaggio G4 Mercedes Benz model from the late 80s, one of the older bus models that was running on the line.