ĀSH is a short 5-10 minute virtual museum experience where you traverse nostalgic and surreal rooms we've constructed.
This is the first game my partner and I made as a team known as "house interactive". Please, check it out and let us know what you think!
"An unwritten story. Infinite possibilities before you. How terrifying, yet, it's exciting, no?" Choose to bear the Story Book and enter the world of Opus Torrentia. Bearing the book is as simple or complicated as you make it. Engage with the world, engage with the characters, and engage with yourself, and the story of the world will reveal itself to you progressively through passages that appear in your Story Book. Some people need your help, some people just need company. But what do you need?
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Opus Torrentia is one of those surreal exploration RPGs with inspiration from the classics such as Earthbound and Yume Nikki. (it’s a quirky RPGmaker game, what do you want from me?) It has strange environments, interesting characters, collectables, costumes, problem solving, puzzles, minigames and secretssss!
Basically, it's a game where you do whatever you want in the world I made. The objective* is to complete 10 different questlines which each unlock a different section of the Story Book. Once you complete the book you get the ending of the game.
This game is what I call a “creative stream of consciousness”. Meaning, I mostly just keep building on the ideas I have with no particular end goal in mind. This game is a creative exercise, more than anything, for me to practice art and learn how to let go of my perfectionism. However, it’s not all about me! I still tried to make it enjoyable for others playing it and if weird RPGs are your thing I think you’ll enjoy the game.
*There is no true "objective" to Opus Torrentia, and I did not make the game with the intention of it being played to completion, rather to engage with the game as much as you like. However there is an ending for those who are thorough in their engagement as a reward, and it does shed some light as to what the game is about as well. So please play the game in whatever manner you find most enjoyable
After 2 years of working on and off, my first game - Opus Torrentia - is finally out!!
Opus Torrentia is one of those surreal exploration RPGs with inspiration from the classics such as Earthbound and Yume Nikki. (it’s a quirky RPGmaker game, what do you want from me?) It has strange environments, interesting characters, collectables, costumes, problem solving, puzzles, minigames and secretssss!
Basically, it's a game where you do whatever you want in the world I made. The objective* is to complete 10 different questlines which each unlock a different section of the Story Book. Once you complete the book you get the ending of the game.
This game is what I call a “creative stream of consciousness”. Meaning, I mostly just keep building on the ideas I have with no particular end goal in mind. This game is a creative exercise, more than anything, for me to practice art and learn how to let go of my perfectionism. However, it’s not all about me! I still tried to make it enjoyable for others playing it and if weird RPGs are your thing I think you’ll enjoy the game.
*There is no true "objective" to Opus Torrentia, and I did not make the game with the intention of it being played to completion, rather to engage with the game as much as you like. However there is an ending for those who are thorough in their engagement as a reward, and it does shed some light as to what the game is about as well. So please play the game in whatever manner you find most enjoyable
If that sounds interesting please check it out!! Thanks!!!
Hey guys! I released the demo for my first game, Opus Torrentia, a few weeks ago!
Opus Torrentia is a surreal exploration RPG with inspiration from the classics such as Earthbound and Yume Nikki. (it’s a quirky RPGmaker game, what do you want from me?) It has strange environments, curious characters, fun abilities, puzzles, minigames and secretssss!
I would really love if you checked it out and let me know what you think of it! :) Thanks!
