Avalon Code's gameplay is pretty solid but does have a couple of weak points. The overall aesthetic of the game is very pleasing and it's great to see such a nice looking game that runs so well on the DS. I love the art style used for the setting, characters, and monsters.
The graphics are outstanding in this title. Overall, I think it's interesting and kept me engaged with the game.
Among this, you find out some other information about the prior chosen one before you and some political intrigue that is going on while the apocalypse is looming. The world is about to end as foreseen by your character, who is chosen by 'The book of prophecy' to save the information of those whom he deems worthy or unworthy to save into the next world.
It roots itself in the 'chosen one' trope like many other games do, but where it's interesting is the story that the game is based around. The plot for Avalon Code is rather basic, but interesting and makes me curious. The rating for this game has personally the most contested out of the ones I've done so far and I would label the game as a sleeper hit. (More possibly for later days as affordable.)Īpproximate percentage of completion: 48%ĬG's - Several complete, need several more.The rating for this game has personally the most contested out of the ones I've done so far and I would label the game as a sleeper hit. Still need some side character's.īackground Art – Finished for demo. GUI – 80% - All minus a few screens is updated in demo.Ĭharacter Art – All Main Character's Complete. Programmed: 19 days of 28 (Past demo - Day 16 half complete) Written: 20 days of 28 (Demo goes to end of day 2) To aid in faster development we have started a pateron and would appreciate any patrons willing to offer to our cause as it allows us to spend more time on the game. After many -many- hours of research we have decided that a kickstarter is not currently a viable option for us and are pressing forward expecting to keep the current GUI and more limited amounts of artwork. Even if some updates may have little information we want to make sure people know that this game will eventually release and feel that consistency is a key method for accomplishing that. However, we want to make sure going forward we offer updates when possible. We hope to continue to work on the game as time allows moving forward (this is a secondary job for us and is paid for by primary professions that require time first). This is Fate Maker Games first project, with many storyboards and notes for future games connected to this world (and for other worlds too). I love crafting stories and worlds for people to learn about and explore and thought an interesting way in which to do so was through the virtual novel medium. I’m Suru (though I also often go by Aura and Ash in various online forums), the founder of Fate Maker Games. Personal Description of Fate Maker Games: Needs for Game Development: (Currently Recognized Needs) Rivalries between some Romanced Male NPCs.2 BFF (Best Friend Forever) Female NPCs.ğriendship routes possible for male NPCs.8 Romanceable Male NPCs (Seven Open Romances, One "Secret" Romances).Numerous Endings (Eventually there are at least 23 endings currently planned).Many genres and story lines to explore.(Demo is of course, a snippet of overall progress) Outside of Demo Script is currently over 300,000 words and 300 choices.While maybe along the way finding life-long friends or unexpected romance… Aid in the exploration of an ancient archaeological site while putting Avalon’s political stability at risk or help maintain the current status quo. Evade political, social, and sometimes physical dangers to regain what you’ve lost or choose to move beyond your forgotten history. Without getting caught, uncover the mystery of your amnesia while navigating between politics and romance. Were your memory loss to be discovered it would be at great strain to your family. Explore the Great Covenant of Avalon, a gathering of allied representatives on their home planet, as Dere Aislinn a girl who lost her memory at the same place three years ago.
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