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Hi ASWhaler! If you're still taking suggestions, I've just released Leonardo: Lines of Fate. It's a choice-driven historical RPG about da Vinci, with a free browser prologue you can try without installing anything.

You start as an apprentice in Florence and decide what deserves your attention: the painting you're supposed to finish, a machine, or another questionable distraction. No combat or reflex challenges, just short scenes and choices with consequences.

It has no explicit sexual content or graphic violence, though there are references to persecution, anatomy, and death. The full desktop game is $2.99, but there's no purchase needed to play the prologue.

https://felix-y-wang.itch.io/leonardo-lines-of-fate

If it fits your channel, I'd love to see which path you take. Thanks for considering it!

Leonardo: Lines of Fate

What if da Vinci had been better at finishing jobs and worse at following his curiosity? I've just released a choice-driven historical RPG where you decide which commissions, patrons, and distractions get his attention. A reasonable choice can take him a long way from the life we know.

For anyone looking for a short game to try on a channel, there's a free browser prologue. No download needed. It's reading and choices rather than combat, so there's room to talk through a decision or let chat argue about it.

The full game has 22 major decisions and 13 endings, and costs $2.99 on Windows, Linux, and macOS. The prologue is free on the same page:

https://felix-y-wang.itch.io/leonardo-lines-of-fate

If you cover it, feel free to leave the video on the game page. I'd enjoy seeing which choices you make.

Leonardo: Lines of Fate

Hi! I've just released Leonardo: Lines of Fate, a small choice-driven narrative RPG about Leonardo da Vinci. You start as an apprentice in Florence, before anyone knows what he'll become.

A patron needs a painting. A machine catches your eye. Finishing the job might pay the bills, but following the distraction might take your life somewhere else.

You play by choosing what Leonardo does in short illustrated scenes. Skills, relationships, money, and unfinished work carry over, so a sensible choice now can cost you something later. The historical ending is there, but you can close that path for good. Other lives are worth finding too.

The full game has five acts, 22 major decisions, and 13 endings. Once you've reached an ending, you can use the Codex Map to revisit decisions instead of starting from scratch.

There's a free browser prologue on the page. The complete game is $2.99 for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Play the prologue: https://felix-y-wang.itch.io/leonardo-lines-of-fate

If you try it, which distraction got you into trouble first? Happy to answer questions here. Please mark ending spoilers.