Hello, and thank you for the interest! I am currently working on a follow up project. But it's still very much in the works! But hopefully I'll have something to show relatively soonish.
Take your time, I can only imagine how much time and work went into the game of fourtune. So I wasn't expecting a new game anytime soon, But I can't wait to see what you have planned next
I made an itch.io account to tell you I adored this.
I had a hard time finding games of this niche that filled the void of the Zero Escape games - not to blast them, but they didn't quite have what I was looking for. I played the Zero Escape games for the ultimate ending, and while I came to Danganronpa for the mystery in the first game, I stayed and played the others for the school mode. Why? I'm a sentimental galah, not a sadist. The pain the characters go through doesn't mean anything if there's no character development or a way out, otherwise it's just a horror film.
The Game of Fourtune had 'heart', for lack of a better word. There's a drive to get over the line in every way possible, come hell or highwater, and what kept me going was to get that character development and that way out.
You bastard, I laughed at throwaway gags I shouldn't have done. I had to pause one game because the concept reminded me of a Monty Python sketch. I couldn't stop laughing and had to go watch it to get it out of my system. I even gasped at how intensely personal some of the games got. I loved the 'odd friendship' moments and the little character call-backs the most because I'm sappier than I want to admit. You're entirely right in that no one was entirely unsympathetic, and strangely, I needed that.
I almost want to ask ridiculous questions about the characters for fanfiction ideas...I don't write fanfiction.
Thank you from an Australian chick who's probably too old to call herself one.
I'm so sorry that I was late to see this. I've been pretty busy lately, but I wanted to tell you that your words mean a lot! I'm enthralled that you had such a great time with the game to the point that you had a laughing fit among other things. The game has been a long labor of love and the heart that it has, I'd like to think, came a bit from me just trying to get this dang thing done over time.
I also hope that you're enjoying all the post-game content that's been coming afterward. And feel free to ask ridiculous questions, I'm more than happy to answer things like that.
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Are you planning on making a sequel?
I love the game and i'm hoping for a follow-up hehe
Hello, and thank you for the interest! I am currently working on a follow up project. But it's still very much in the works! But hopefully I'll have something to show relatively soonish.
Take your time, I can only imagine how much time and work went into the game of fourtune.
So I wasn't expecting a new game anytime soon, But I can't wait to see what you have planned next
I made an itch.io account to tell you I adored this.
I had a hard time finding games of this niche that filled the void of the Zero Escape games - not to blast them, but they didn't quite have what I was looking for. I played the Zero Escape games for the ultimate ending, and while I came to Danganronpa for the mystery in the first game, I stayed and played the others for the school mode. Why? I'm a sentimental galah, not a sadist. The pain the characters go through doesn't mean anything if there's no character development or a way out, otherwise it's just a horror film.
The Game of Fourtune had 'heart', for lack of a better word. There's a drive to get over the line in every way possible, come hell or highwater, and what kept me going was to get that character development and that way out.
You bastard, I laughed at throwaway gags I shouldn't have done. I had to pause one game because the concept reminded me of a Monty Python sketch. I couldn't stop laughing and had to go watch it to get it out of my system. I even gasped at how intensely personal some of the games got. I loved the 'odd friendship' moments and the little character call-backs the most because I'm sappier than I want to admit. You're entirely right in that no one was entirely unsympathetic, and strangely, I needed that.
I almost want to ask ridiculous questions about the characters for fanfiction ideas...I don't write fanfiction.
Thank you from an Australian chick who's probably too old to call herself one.
I'm so sorry that I was late to see this. I've been pretty busy lately, but I wanted to tell you that your words mean a lot! I'm enthralled that you had such a great time with the game to the point that you had a laughing fit among other things. The game has been a long labor of love and the heart that it has, I'd like to think, came a bit from me just trying to get this dang thing done over time.
I also hope that you're enjoying all the post-game content that's been coming afterward. And feel free to ask ridiculous questions, I'm more than happy to answer things like that.
Streamed this right after it came out and had a great time!
I'm loving this game, so excited for the full version ^_^
Looks exciting, can't wait for the full release!