Inu No Ongaeshi by Shmarah
A short visual novel made with Ren'py that has 2 bad endings and 2... endings.
Somewhat based off of the Japanese folk story, "Tsuru no Ongaeshi," also known as "The Crane Wife."
In "Inu no Ongaeshi," you play a lonely freelance writer, if, with your lack of motivation, you can even call yourself that. One morning, you meet an injured dog in the forest- rather, a dog girl. A magical, evolving, speed-writing, food-conjuring, future seeing dog girl.
Good luck with that.
More of a story than it is a game, in how I approached writing it and how it plays. (Hence the term visual novel.) Unfortunately, I don't actually like the plot as a story; it feels a bit cliche. Forgive me. ;;;
Controls:
Click/Spacebar - Advance the text
Right click/Esc - Open the in-game menu
Scroll up - Rollback text (You can't rollback past important choices/scenes)
Click- Clicking things. :-]
This is my first Ludum Dare at the age of 14. I hope you enjoy the game.
Somewhat based off of the Japanese folk story, "Tsuru no Ongaeshi," also known as "The Crane Wife."
In "Inu no Ongaeshi," you play a lonely freelance writer, if, with your lack of motivation, you can even call yourself that. One morning, you meet an injured dog in the forest- rather, a dog girl. A magical, evolving, speed-writing, food-conjuring, future seeing dog girl.
Good luck with that.
More of a story than it is a game, in how I approached writing it and how it plays. (Hence the term visual novel.) Unfortunately, I don't actually like the plot as a story; it feels a bit cliche. Forgive me. ;;;
Controls:
Click/Spacebar - Advance the text
Right click/Esc - Open the in-game menu
Scroll up - Rollback text (You can't rollback past important choices/scenes)
Click- Clicking things. :-]
This is my first Ludum Dare at the age of 14. I hope you enjoy the game.
Ratings
| Coolness | 93% | 2 |
| Overall | 3.07 | 316 |
| Audio | 2.53 | 333 |
| Fun | 2.54 | 503 |
| Graphics | 3.09 | 312 |
| Humor | 2.79 | 163 |
| Innovation | 2.49 | 529 |
| Mood | 3.56 | 55 |
| Theme | 2.74 | 433 |
Great work. I hope to see a lot more from you!
Nice work!
Good work.
But I wanted to stay with the dog girl... :(
Anyway lovely story, maybe a new york best selling ;)
There's a bug, where the game displays "Dearest %(name)s" instead of using the actual name.
I played four times to get all the endings. I like how all of them are sad :')
Ending saved it.