#wolf makes

I started the day with actually messing around the program itself to see how everything works. I downloaded an updated version of Visual Studio to use for the coding and got to work on another game about squirrels for a proof of concept.

Once I figured out how to add the images and labels I went to work on creating a short story with two endings. It was a little tricky to figure out how to build it at first but luckily I figured it out. I even made it available to play in Browser.

Despite it's simplicity I think I did well but I'm going to go back in my script and change some things to make it easier to translate to code.

Here's the prototype game: https://wolfstarr22.itch.io/squirrel-game

Made a straw.page!

I have finally gotten around to finishing all the backgrounds for my game. They're simple but They do the job. I made some things in Minecraft beforehand and used screenshots of my builds to make sure I have good perspectives for the backgrounds. Took me over 6 hours to draw all of them but I think it was worth it!

SPOILERS! Backgrounds underneath the cut!

I spent the day getting my silly ideas down as a script on a Microsoft word document as well as reminding myself to keep my expectations low because this is the first time I'll be making a game. I titled the document "Cyborg Wife (I couldn't think of a better title) A visual novel"

So far I have 3 endings written out with the plans of at least 3 more endings planned. Hopefully the two "Spooky endings" that I have planned live up to the hype I've been telling myself.