The Parable of the Knight, the Clown and the Lawyer by cgriff

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made by cgriff for LD34 (COMPO)
This is a story about a Knight, a Clown, a Lawyer and two buttons that control their world and everything in it.


The game is made in TWINE, and should run in any web browser. All you need is a mouse.

Ratings

Coolness 28% 2043
Overall 3.11 591
Fun 2.79 726
Humor 3.00 206
Innovation 3.16 478
Mood 3.50 161
Theme 3.37 735

Feedback

ChristianBraun
14. Dec 2015 · 14:08 UTC
You really made a effort on the texts!
Would have been nice to have some more features as just gowing right or left or press a button, but I really like text adventures!
tayl1r
14. Dec 2015 · 15:15 UTC
Nice, I love a good Twine game.
DesignerNap
14. Dec 2015 · 20:27 UTC
Nice use of Twine! :) well written too
rzuf
15. Dec 2015 · 11:44 UTC
Boop.
Nicely conceived short story. I really like your writing.
pixzleone
15. Dec 2015 · 19:20 UTC
I was surprised, good job!
And no, you don't need a mouse to play, runs fine on iOS ;)
TomenLuca
16. Dec 2015 · 17:55 UTC
Great bit of creative writing.
MrJoshuaMcLean
16. Dec 2015 · 18:53 UTC
Twine is super cool! One of these days I need to jam in it. Impressive writing - is there an ending? I couldn't seem to find one.
cudabear
18. Dec 2015 · 18:39 UTC
This was a really well-done text adventure. I think it's the writing that did it! I wish there was more branching paths that didn't quite so obviously meet up again. Also, it's a bit of a shame that there's no real ending. well done!
Christina Nordlander
20. Dec 2015 · 18:01 UTC
Heh! Not much to say about this without spoiling it for everyone else. I feel foolish, but in a nice way. The writing is good (though I caught a typo: "roon" should be "room").

Not much to it in terms of gameplay, but it's an entertaining story, and wouldn't work nearly as well in a non-interactive format.
Pantoufle
04. Jan 2016 · 09:46 UTC
Beautifully written. I really enjoyed it!
I can't even think on how to improve the experience. I think it's perfect as it is. Maybe some background music would be nice?
Great job!