TRAP! A Modern Fantasy ~ Visual Novel

Trap!

Do you believe in Faeries?

Short Story & Graphics by Morgan Hawke
From an Original Concept by Alex
Proofread & Play-Tested by the fabulous AntiquedFae!

Rated PG16

(Partial nudity & adult situations.)

Download from Internet Archive 104 MB
version 1.6

15 minutes of play, at most.

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Dartmoor, England...
A land of misty desolate moors, towering craggy tors, ancient weathered standing stones--

--and Faeries.

It's a place where things aren't always what they seem.

Or where they seem.

Will you escape to tell the tale?
Or fall into the Trap!

Features!

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A Music Room.

Selectable Player Character

Name-able Player Character

5,000+ words of Story.

23 menus.

Lots of mist.

View the "Let's Play" 

Enjoy!

The Adventures of Prince Ivan ~ Visual Novel

 The Adventures of Prince Ivan

A Russian Fairy Tale

~Visual Novel ~

Graphics & Story adaptation by

Morgan Hawke

Rated PG - Parental Guidance Suggested.

Download Version 2.0 from MediaFire
-- 263 MB --

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Once upon a time in old Russia, a Tsar was having his Golden Apples stolen by a rather unusual thief.

 That's were the story began, but not at all where it ended.

In this story you will meet several different characters.

Tsar Vyslav and his three sons...

Prince Ivan and Princess Elena...

Baba Yaga, an inherited position.

 And the Great Gray Wolf.

Of course, along the way there are minor challenges...

--with minor consequences.

Celebrations...

-- and setbacks.  

4 possible Endings.
However, certain 'decisions' tend to lead to the same ending.
Tip: Don't choose wisely.

Download Version 2.0 from MediaFire
-- 263 MB --
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Graphics, Story, and Character Art by me.
Proofread and test-played by the brilliant AntiquedFae!

Image source: Wikimedia

Featuring art by several long dead Russian Masters.

Ivan Bilibin
Boris Zvorykin
Ivan Shishkin
Viktor Vasnetsov
Yefim Volkov

Also featuring the music of The Firebird Ballet 

written & Conducted by Igor Stravinsky!
Recorded in 1945

I hope you enjoy the story!