The game is kinda confusing since there's all sorts of route, hoping for a walkthrough
HTML Transylvania [v0.5.03] [XFiction]
Your supposed to die, often even, it's how you learn a lot of the secrets just make sure to keep the bracelet charged so you don't die for good.
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You get the pheromones in between asking the lonely man in the bar to help you get the fuel from Lavius' lab, and actually going to the lab. Dip into the antique store before you go to the lab and you can pick them up then.
I dont know how to write a review (help) but I gotta say that I really liked this game! It definitely has a lot of potencial. The whole death concept is different and the artwork really fits the with the atmosphere. Gonna be following this one for sure
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theeee top right of this thread. you click on the stars where it says (2 votes). the star you click is your rating. weird system but, this will open the review panel. it must be longer than 200 characters. C:
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shit dude. 0.8 and gallery and cheats? to the patreon i go.oh right, thanks bud!
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theres an update C: this is an online link that i think constantly updates. put it in the original post please?
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Absolutely love the art style, super creative and hot. I'd love to see a variant or update of the game with a white background and black text, to be consistent with the artwork - would just be a few CSS tweaks. Or perhaps style the tw-link elements to be buttons instead of blue text?
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Seems like we both. I'm still on the fence with this game.
On the one hand, I really like how it attempts something different, in a fairly unusual setting, even for an adventure game.
On the other hand, I dislike the fact that I have almost no control over what I can or can not do in the game. It seems very linear (only one "good" route?), with no indication of how time progresses before attempting a task.
For example, to survive, I need to learn more about the bracelet and speak to the shopkeeper lady. Doing so takes an abnormally long time however, which in turn doesn't allow me to return to the hotel in time, which in turn kills my character. If I don't speak to the lady, I can get back in time, but get killed anyway by the guest, probably because I don't know enough about the bracelet. If I don't leave the hotel to explore it, or just want to work to earn money, because that was the initial motivation of my character (?), I am blocked because I need to get some keys, and again get killed when reaching the evening.
It's a shame, because the art looks good, the character concepts well fleshed out and I'd like to enjoy the game, exploring every feature it offers, but the current gameplay routine (with the need to die to progress, which goes against what most other games would teach any player) is just averse to that. Maybe a good walkthrough would help, but with such a requirement it is no longer a "game" to me.
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I agree with ThisIsMe; the concept and art seem great, but the gameplay is frustrating and the inability to save more than one save means that you cannot explore alternative paths very easily. I very much felt that I was being railroaded without much decision-making impact on the story.
Is there any way to speed up the animated text on death? It makes the endgame a little tedious.