Slime Salad

Gotta admit, I'm not sure what the hell I was thinking with this concept and I can see how it doesn't line up with a lot of the stuff we talked about. I just thought it might look cool and made it to see whether or not it actually did. I've got a few other ideas I'm going to test (I never did get t...

"Snakes? What do they look like?" Slickens runs up to the side of the pit, trying to get a good look. There's some good eating on a snake, the ones out front looked too scrawny. Could there be a plump specimen down there?

(if only the OHR had a scanline filter...). What if you made the falling letters line up exactly with the letters of the menu, so that it looks like the whole thing is a single grid of letters? Damn! I knew I forgot something. It actually does make the letters line up vertically, just not horizonta...

I don't know either, it's just the first thing I thought of that would look cool. "A Matrix of OHR Games" was what I was thinking of as the concept. It's weird that the words are all the same color, one of them should be brighter as the active choice. If it's not, that's some kind of a bug.

The hell with Friday, here's the first rough draft. Up and down change the menu item, Enter displays the transition from menu to game. Known Issues: -Doesn't load a game yet because there aren't any. -Game names replaced with Van Halen songs because there aren't any games yet -No sound effects or m...

Really excited about this and the rules look great. I expect to have a first draft finished by tonight. Of course, everything takes me 5 times longer than it should so maybe Friday. We'll see!

"It has eyes and it's green. Whatever it does is bad." Slickens looks around. What other colors does he see?

Slickens also follows along, rather worried about having to read the rest of that message. Something about it gives him goosebumps.

"Goblin-proof door. The fiend!" Slickens says, raising his tiny goblin arms above his tiny goblin head.

Slickens starts looking, unsure of what exactly he's looking for, but sure he'll know it when he finds it. But he's not looking in any eyes if he can help it.

Slickens shakes his head watching the repeated, deliberate triggering of the trap. "I think I see a beehive over there, if anyone wants to put their face into it." What're they trying to prove?!

kylekrack wrote:EDIT: Phantom Tactics is phenomenal. I don't know if I'll be able to live up to this level of polish.

Don't forget that wasn't his first game. Took him a lot of years to get to that level of polish. And learning is half the fun!

Slickens points to the floors and the walls. That's what Blind Brother Martin would've done. Then again, he was blind. Slickens starts using his eyes to check for more specific traps, particularly on the floor. Nobody wants to fall into a pit.

"I sense some sort of trap" Slickens announces to the others. They wouldn't know it, but he's emulating Blind Brother Martin, who used to make such declarations at least fifty times an adventure. Personally, Slickens always thought the guy wasn't really blind. Too late to ask him now, tho...