Recent content by Jaitzche

I did RenPy for a short bit but ultimately ran into issues accomplishing certain things without a ton of coding that in say, twine, is just a few lines. I knew about Inform, but not the other three. I'll take a look. Thanks!

Not OP but sort of in same boat. What would you suggest for someone with higher programming skills (Not to say I have any, but still)? I've been working with Twine and it does what I need for the most part, I'm just curious on what other ways there are to go about it.

I don't know why I didn't think of Consort, to be honest (and I'd never knew cupbearer and cabinboy were a thing, so that's neat). I'll get the title changed as soon as I have a new demo out. Thanks for the input!

I'm glad you liked it! I'm currently working on redoing it in twine (UI should still be about the same, with some sidebar stuff). But hopefully won't be longer before I get more content out.

I can't seem to get it to work. As soon as I run it hit new game it gives me the 500 error. Am I supposed to extract something or something? (1.3.6 public version).

I'm glad you like it! I do think I'll expand on race options, but I'm working on moving things in to a different program so it depends on how convoluted it ends up being.

Gotcha. Again, thanks! Even if it wasn't something you played through I appreciate it!

That's very true. I'd edit the title but it doesn't seem to want to let me.

I appreciate even this much, so thank you! Honestly I had no idea there was a male term for it. My worry is, if I change it to that, people might wonder, well what is that and overlook it.

So I've been working on an idea for a little bit and, I'm really just not sure if I should keep pursuing it. It's not that I don't like writing it or don't have plans, but my worry is that no one will be interested. So, about the game: It's a purely text based game, no images (I have no...

You could check out the choice of games forums? If you opt in for the adult category it'll let you see some games that are NSFW, though most aren't finished. They're also a bit linear (has an ending, at least, and not really as open as the above games.

I think python has some merit when it comes to making a text game. For the most part like you said it's pretty easy to learn. Some others are Twine or Choicescript (though I don't know if the programmers of choicescript might get iffy about their program being used to make games similar to...