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Game File:
A HalloWeEn game inspired by prompt 7 of 13 during the 13 Days of Halloween: Bite Sized Grab Bag event.
This was made with RPG Maker MV.
The game file I uploaded (for download) is just a zip file with the html5 build in it. I think it's compatible with all operating systems, but possibly not with all browsers. Just click on the index.html file to open the game. I'm not positive it will work.
Author:
clyde
Event Created For:
Made For:
An event
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somewhat unsettling, the
somewhat unsettling, the contrast between the kid version and the older version of the character was funny
This is such an interesting
This is such an interesting comment to me because I hadn't even considered that aspect. I guess I have unchallenged, idiosyncratic views on what adulthood lools like when it takes over.
(SPOILERS)
The trick-or-treater was a funny touch! I had no idea if that was someone in a costume or an actual warrior princess...Of course, using RPGMaker clouds it even more, and his treatment of her made me belly-laugh.
A classic tale, retold very nicely. :)
Sad Story.
That was quite the sad story. Lots of ups and downs. I included your game in my 13 Days of Halloween: Bite Sized Grab Bag compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/JIs9OgKEjrE
Just got around to playing
Just got around to playing this. So good. Is there any explanation for the name "KWFK"?
No. In fact, one of the test
No. In fact, one of the test passes while finishing the game was just to make sure I used the same combination of letters. I do have a preference for how "KWFK" sounds compared to some other combinations such as "GJRT" or "DLBD"; but "GPPO" is pretty good as is "TFRS".
If you are asking why I used an acronym, I thought it was interesting for a few reasons. Acronyms are pretty common and kids pick up on things in disassociative ways.