Working on a Text Game

[AlienEagle]

I've tried the game, and it is kinda fun so far. I think I need a command list, cause a lot of what I type doesn't do much, but maybe I'm just not thinkin right. Cann't wait for the next update

[Dark_phoenix]

I'd like a command list as well, I've noticed that you can't see your health which is a pain during combat.

[bluescreen]

Is this game still being worked on?

[luxario]

I take it the project has been dropped since the lack of response in quite some time.

[bluescreen]

Seeing as this project, is there anyways i can edit this game using quest engine? I try to open it up to edit in quest, but it says it is using the wrong file type. The game is .quest and the engine wants .aslx

[TheDragonDrake]

Seeing as this project, is there anyways i can edit this game using quest engine? I try to open it up to edit in quest, but it says it is using the wrong file type. The game is .quest and the engine wants .aslx

Change the file name to a .zip instead of a .quest. Then open it up in 7-zip or something, extract it, and you have the .aslx file.
EDIT: Also, I hope someone will continue development on this project. It has quite a bit of potential.
Also, a command list below.
Switch/Swap: changes characters.
Grab/Grapple: Attempts to grab an enemy. There's already a button for this.
Eat/Swallow *victim name*: Oral vore.
av/Anal Vore/Anal *victim name*: Anal vore.
bv/Breast Vore *victim name*: Breast vore.
cv/Cock Vore *victim name*: Cock Vore.
ub/Unbirth *victim name*: Unbirth.
Struggle: Attempt to escape an enemy's stomach. If you type this in while inside your partner, it will say "There's nothing to struggle against", even if they are currently digesting you.
Sleep: Self-explanatory.
Release: Releases your partner/enemy from your body. Only thing is, it releases them all at once.
Attack: Self-explanatory.

[eeveerocks1000]

hey you know ou are inside your team mate when he/she dies your stuck in side of him/her with no way out

[Zixer]

Ok I'm going to level with you all- I no longer have a computer! So if anyone was still wondering if this game would be continued after like 6 months I appreciate the vote of confidence but I have some bad news for you.

Anyway, if I can pick this up again, yall will be the first to know, but meanwhile, the whole source is available in the built download, feel free to mess with it if you want. Everything works on inheritance; if you make a new creature or something inherit from the basic monster class and fill out the organs and AI script and nest location and the game handles the rest. If you want something to be interactable while inside a player make an object inheriting "Image" and link it back and forth with the creature.

Speaking of which, there's a command up there that dragondrake missed, you can use "release <name>" to release a specific creature. In any case maybe I'll get back to this when I have a new machine. Time will tell.

[Skeiron]

Sad to hear. Maybe some time in the future

[AstralMessenger]

Where can I actually find the source? The download at the front page won't let me edit it in quest.

[TheDragonDrake]

Where can I actually find the source? The download at the front page won't let me edit it in quest.

You get the source code by renaming the v2.quest file to v2.zip, then opening the zip file and extracting the .aslx to somewhere on your computer.

[RakeVuri]

There's actually a bit more than removing the source code if you want it to be easily editable in Quest. Luckily, I know how to do that, so because Zixer gave the okay a few posts up:

Quest-editable source code here (MEGA).

[Zixer]

There's actually a bit more than removing the source code if you want it to be easily editable in Quest. Luckily, I know how to do that, so because Zixer gave the okay a few posts up:

Quest-editable source code here (MEGA).

Hey, thanks! I couldn't exactly get at the source code now. Which is too bad, I'd finished up a complicated set of events involving a weasel with a gambling addiction and strange ideas about appropriate stakes before my computer went.

Anyway, thanks for putting that up, and I suppose it bears mentioning that your work inspired me on this project in the first place!

[RakeVuri]

Hey, thanks! I couldn't exactly get at the source code now. Which is too bad, I'd finished up a complicated set of events involving a weasel with a gambling addiction and strange ideas about appropriate stakes before my computer went.

Anyway, thanks for putting that up, and I suppose it bears mentioning that your work inspired me on this project in the first place!

Ouch, I know how much it sucks to lose progress on anything. That weasel idea does sound fun though. And I'm just happy to be able to inspire more people to try out game development. Quest's really easy to work with after all.

[RakeVuri]

So I've been editing this a bit on my own time, and I feel like I've added and optimized a bit, so I'll toss my own branch of the game into the mix. It adds quite a few things, most namely the 'submit to' command and a new NPC in the inn. It also explains how to do combat in the intro, though I changed species creation into a specific list. Just for the sake of species specific scenes being possible in the future.

Game here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!jN0VgIjL!g5vrhr2Hz ... I3a7lIwL2o

Source here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!mcczQJSa!PjtKdPdOY ... qbw2ciFjxc

[AeroBlaze]

Quite like the Added content you Added Rake!. Do you have to wait for the time people are released though?..such as submitting to something.

[Alesleo]

Good addictions Rake.
The thing I really find interesting about this game is the fact that you have two characters. While they are basically silent protagonists I can roleplay them how I want.

The thought of the weasel eating the character while his companion watches (or viceversa) is quite... kinky

[Zixer]

So I've been editing this a bit on my own time, and I feel like I've added and optimized a bit, so I'll toss my own branch of the game into the mix. It adds quite a few things, most namely the 'submit to' command and a new NPC in the inn. It also explains how to do combat in the intro, though I changed species creation into a specific list. Just for the sake of species specific scenes being possible in the future.

Game here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!OAdFhKAD!vyg-l9ZMU ... JLixuksoa0

Source here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!6V9lzKzI!P_1NjhB3Z ... 75Fa8mxqT4

Cool! Hope I get the chance to play it!

Ask me if you've got any questions on how the code works! I did a lot of future-proofing and not a lot of documentation >_> (heck I'm not even sure comments and such show up in the build->unbuilt->source...)

[RakeVuri]

Due to a particular bug with both Devin and the Damage() function, it didn't work properly. I fixed it, I hope.

Game here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!jN0VgIjL!g5vrhr2Hz ... I3a7lIwL2o

Source here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!mcczQJSa!PjtKdPdOY ... qbw2ciFjxc

MEGA is odd in that it doesn't let you edit uploaded files. Have to use new links each time.

[Assimilation]

There's actually a bit more than removing the source code if you want it to be easily editable in Quest. Luckily, I know how to do that, so because Zixer gave the okay a few posts up:

Quest-editable source code here (MEGA).

Thanks, Rake. I've been playing around with this myself. My branch is going in the opposite direction: I'm not a fan of AV, BV, CV (after this many years, I only just realize we could call these ABCV), or furry species so I'm working a trimmed-down game that focuses on other things.