A downloadable game

This game's a surreal Choose 'n Pick Adventure set in it's own unique world filled with spooky 'ol skeletonz, and you, a skull.

Your goal is essentially to make sense of your situation which will become more and more apparent as you progress through it's (eventually to be) 10+ chapters. The game will be split into two parts, stretching over about five chapters each, with your actions and decisions in one part influencing the situations you face in the other.

Unlike most Point 'n Click's, this game is controlled solely by keyboard input, with you picking your actions from the textbox at the bottom, hence the term Choose 'n Pick.

That's not the only thing to set it apart from your usual Point 'n Click, though. There is no inventory to speak of, even though you'll be gathering and using items left and right, your view isn't locked to the same third person view for the entire game and you'll be having bossfights.

This game is effectively the sequel to the first game I've ever made, called Skullz, and has been in on- and off development for about two years and I'm more determined than ever to make it the greatest game I possibly can and eventually release it to Steam Greenlight and a couple other platforms.

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Hello! I remember playing skullz on Kongregate a long time ago. 2015... At that time, my understanding of English wasn't good enough to understand the game 100%. Today I found it and am playing it again. Imagine my surprise to find out that you were creating a second part that never was... I wish that one day you can continue it or recreate those interesting ideas you had. I hope life treats you well and I send you the best vibes!

Aw, thank you so much for that comment!! I wish I had the conviction to finish that sequel. So much work has been put into it over the years but so far there's just one ~80% finished first act. Maybe I can at least get that out as a demo at some point :) <3

I'm not a developer, so I can only imagine the time, energy, and desire it takes to make a video game... And it must be exhausting. Life happens and we often leave things unfinished. If you ever continue creating video games, or if life took you down other paths, I can only wish you happiness doing what you do. I wish you the greatest success, and I was very happy to know that my message managed to bring a smile to you, just as it did to me when I received your reply. Good luck!

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Whatever happened to this?

life D:

I'm excited to see how this turns out