Indy Wrestler by faraz

You've just graduated from Ka-Pow Wrestling Academy, and your goal is to become a greatest professional wrestler of all time, but to reach that goal, you need to start from the independent scene as a jobber and pay your dues, just like every superstar in the world did. The competition will be tough. Will you survive and accomplish your goal or will you wander away in the crowd?

SUMMARY:
1) Wrestle Matches: This is like real wrestling. You don't wrestle to win, you wrestle to entertain the crowd.
2) Train
3) Clean your bed: You'll know why when you play the game.
4) Take steroids (if you want to...)
5) Get to the top in the indy scene.

POINTERS:
-- Try to avoid performing any move three times in a row, otherwise it will negatively affect the match rating. "Nothing" is an exception and can be performed any times you want.
-- "Pinfall" is not a move. It also doesn't cost any stamina to perform. However it comes under "3 moves in a row" rule.
-- "Submission" is an offensive move. Performing it will add +1 to your "Offense Counter".
-- Be careful with performing "Offense" move twice in a row. If the opponent blocks the move the second time, you will be forced to perform it the third time. This is where "the opponent is not cooperating with me" thing comes. When you are in the ring trying to put on a good match, the miscalculations can happen. Your opponent has also has his own moves to worry about.
Comment ProofStudioCMP
19 Oct 2016
Thanks for using the photo of Daniel Bryan as the cover art. I love him so much!

Comment faraz
24 Oct 2013
I've fixed the store description bug.

25 dollars is a daily deduction. The fight happens on the next day, because you need to travel to the arena (and back after the match). I did this to make the game challenging.

Comment timurovich
22 Jul 2013
I know it's a daily pay, but before and after fights? It doesn't take 2 days to fight, seriously? And also, games that bring 50 dollars at the beginning do give no money in the end! I'd like you to fix, I really like those kind of games ... and I'm not the only one.

Comment faraz
21 Jul 2013
Hi,

25 dollars are deducted as a daily living expense, since your wrestler also needs money for food and other stuff.

I will check on the store descriptions. Thanks for your review.

Review timurovich
20 Jul 2013
The game is good, but there is bugs that made me go bankrupt: before the fight (when you accept it, you lose 25 dollars??? and after you lose 25 dollars as well?), at the shop: the prices wrote at the drug store are actually 2 times bigger that wrote in the description. I would like to give a 5, since it's a good game, but bugs lead me the other way.

Comment Entropic Pen
07 Jul 2013
There's reading in a text adventure? Now that's crazy talk!</sarcasm> Oh... well that explains a lot.

Comment faraz
06 Jul 2013
Entropic Pen,

Thanks for the comment. Actually the goal is to finish the match within the allotted time. If the match goes beyond the allotted time, then there is a penalty for that. It's written inside the game in the Wrestling Manual.

Comment Entropic Pen
06 Jul 2013
Very interesting idea, though it could use a little tweaking here 'n' there.

For example: when the clock ran out, the match kept going with the timer going into the negatives. To fix this, insert an If statement to check to see if the timer value is below 1 and put in code that would end the match, otherwise if the timer value is above 1 keep the match going... but that was out of my experience in programming with Quest.

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