Yes! A lot more to come. I opted to go for the “ambituos but incomplete” route and maybe get help in the future :-)

Cool! Character and content could easiliy be said to be my focus. (which is why the coding over movement suffered). There is a “logs” tab that I din’t get round to connecting to the game’s data store to give your progress on pumps and levers etc. And there was meant to be a cut scene at the end.

thanks. Yes the controls weren’t ssmooth. I made changes too late in the day and they didn’t work out. I reckon there’s plenty more work to be done. But I’m pleased with the result.

Thanks. to be honest I sacrificed the end game over the beginning thinking most people will give it 30-40 seconds a few might give it a few minutes, but nobody would make it to the end. So I made everything really easy, screwed up the movement while tying to perfect the animations. And din’t get to make a cutscene. So no you didn’t miss anything. I ran out of steam :-)

But I’m going to fix these things and it’s open source so I expect it to improve

And the NPCs love you.

So Big thanks Yeah the room on the right at the very beginng was to remain locked unless you went all the way back (the lever at the very end room would unlock the door). Only those weird enough to actually go all the way back would see this.

But alas, this was all in my head.

Jank is a good word. Thanks for being a good sport!

Unfortunatly this was not the directors cut. Due to time constraints and interference from the movie executives, I had to replace the idea of a cut scene for the hero with a group of volunteers who agreed to act as extras in an absurd unscripted ending where characters from other games where inserted into the plot and congratulated the hero. Just like the Shining scene in the Blade Runner ending, it happens all the time.

Luckily the extras where such good sports!

You’re welcome. It would be cool to see someone make a completely different rpg from the code.

Or help me with the movement controls, which sucked. :-)

The feedback from pulling levers was poor-they were meant to unlock the doors and get incremented in the panel on the right. Even a temporary description until the feedback was in place might have improved the experiece. But I’ll be back at it next week. I document what I do over at the gamedevjs discord channel over the past few months. thanks for the suggestion