Falling
An Adversity Competition Visual Novel
An Adversity Competition Visual Novel
Rated: PG
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Back in Sept of 2012, Papillion held a VN writing competition. The idea was to use One character sprite, a set of backgrounds, and a set of music to create a story of no more than 10,000 words.
This was the prompt:
This was the prompt:
You lived an unexceptional life, until one night you saw what appeared to be a falling star. Tracking it to its landing spot, you found a young woman lying on the ground. This girl is not human, but a spirit... the spirit of disaster!
This was my entry.
6 possible Endings
Download from MediaFire.
-- This is a folder. Click on file to download.
60 MB
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The game contains 500 screens of dialogue.
These screens contain a total of 7,904 words,
for an average of 15.8 words per screen.
The game contains 5 menus.
6 possible Endings
Download from MediaFire.
-- This is a folder. Click on file to download.
60 MB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The game contains 500 screens of dialogue.
These screens contain a total of 7,904 words,
for an average of 15.8 words per screen.
The game contains 5 menus.
Screenshots:
Since the use of the competition's sprite and the other assets
were not allowed outside of the competition, the originals have been
substituted for those I made. However, the two characters Don't Match in
style. This is because I only had enough courage to make One
semi-animated character, so please be gentle.
If you play it, I'd be very interested in your opinions.
-- Especially since I may never have the guts to make my own animated sprite again.
If you play it, I'd be very interested in your opinions.
-- Especially since I may never have the guts to make my own animated sprite again.
Enjoy!
I just played this and really liked it. I even like it that the sprites don't match, as it seems to highlight the fact that Destruction is otherworldly and her appearance is not entirely that of a real physical body.
ReplyDeleteThere are also other things I like, but I shall refrain from mentioning those for fear of spoiling it for others; please just consider yourself praised instead.