The Last Thing That We Do Together
Known bug in downloaded releases: The game expects input in the form of a noun and a verb separated by a space. Only inputting a verb will return the player to the title screen. Only inputting a noun will give the player an ending for that item, if it is in the noun list.
Made for the GMTK Game Jam 2019.
In this short visual novel, you have one area, one other person, and one chance to do something. There are 10 endings to find.
Interaction is done in text adventure format. Type one item from the verb list and one from the noun list, separated by a space.
verbList = ["talk", "hold", "dance"]
nounList = ["ellen", "ground", "hand"]
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Development log
- All Errors Have Been FixedApr 05, 2020
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filled and created with emotions <3
but missing explanation of how the game exactly works (novel). And also, missing break - statements when there is no noun/... . - (But i think you already know)
Yes. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the "no noun" false positive and "no verb" crash until after release. I had coded a way to match the input with the list, but never actually checked what happens if the game is sent nothing, or sent a single word. I was planning to add instructions, but I ran out of time.
At least I learned.
looks cool , sadly enough i get returned to the main menu when i have to type in a command
Oh no! What did you type?
i tried , talk,hold , dance. ellen worked :)
That seems like it could be a parsing issue. The game is expecting commands in a "[verb] [noun]" format, with a space in the middle. So "talk ellen" should work.
I just tried it and it looks like submitting a verb with no noun skips the rest of the function. (It should go to an exception handler, and a verb with no noun should do the same.) What ending do you get for just a noun?
it seems to give me storys about dancing with ellen
Okay. That's what I'm getting too.
Sorry for the trouble, dimin.