Chthonic by Unvieling_Mist_458

In my Game-Design Class, my teacher gave my fellow students and I a task to create our own games with the items, game-type and functions given to us. It may not be complete but I am still rather proud about this, For my first time I think I did pretty good. And right now version 1.2 is out, didn't change much sadly, still new to this type of game-making engine. But do not fret, I will TRY my best to update it all. -Unvieling_Mist_458.

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Comment rileyk

06 Feb 2017

why pic of cthulhu

Review funkyspunk90

18 Sep 2016

Very very short and unfinished.

Review peoplejuice123

10 Aug 2015

It's a well written and well thought out game with a very nice atmosphere

Comment gorbak

03 Aug 2015

Totally agree with the other comments about the atmosphere. It's amazing what can be done with a few well chosen words. You've clearly been able to create a great hook for the start of the game. It would be great if you could find a way to provide an equally satisfying conclusion.

Comment greenwave2000

02 Aug 2015

i like it, it has a good atmosphere and looks like my first game. you did a much better job then i did.

Comment twin_centaurs

01 Aug 2015

Mannn this is awesome. Great hook at the beginning. I'm going to write your username down so I can find this game again just in case you change the name (and yes you should :3). I don't want to miss it if you complete it one day!

Comment XanMag

31 Jul 2015

Oh... and change the name of it. There have been SO many terrible "class projects" that wander on to this site, I almost passed up sampling the game because of its title. =)

Comment XanMag

31 Jul 2015

Too bad it is so incredibly short and incomplete. I was pulled in and excited almost immediately. There is a sense of 'drawing the player in' that most games don't have here on this site. Then... it ended almost as soon as it began. Sad.

I would encourage you to continue using Quest to write your game and spend times learning the ins-and-outs. I think this has potential. There are some minute details that are important to consider if you choose to finish it like: changing the description of something after you have viewed it once (shadow, computer, note), running scripts to make the computer seems more 'real', or random messages that pop-up throughout the game to add to the suspense. Background music might be good here too which is easily done with Quest. Try and finish it. Also, proofread- there aren't many typos but there are a couple. Easy fix. Hope to see a conclusion. And ask on the forum if you have questions. People are super helpful here.

Happy gaming.

XanMag