Vaughn & Aly's 16-bit Adventure
A downloadable game for Windows
11 years ago, Vaughn & Aly's 16-bit Adventure was released to tens of people. Back for another lackluster release, here it is, in all it's glory. Visit the casino. Buy candy from old men in tents. Have too many at the pub before the world ends.
Don't forget to find Aly and grab a sword, there's rats, bats, and crazy cat ladies out there.
There is a full plot, with interactive dialogue, and an ending. Stock up on chocolate bars, you will probably need them.
Classic JRPG style game made in RPGmaker. Works with a controller or keyboard.
(I would like to make one from scratch someday, but I would need an artist to team up with. Message me with your work if you're an artist that wants to make RPG art!)
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Install instructions
1. Download the installer.
2. If your windows tires to protect you, hit More Info, and then Run Anyway.
3. Run Game.exe inside the folder it creates.
That's it. Enjoy!
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Nice game! Is it supposed to end when you get the boat, though?
Hey, thank you! Yes, that was the end of that chapter, and I probably would have made a second part, but you are actually the first person I have heard has beat it, lol. Good job!!! I really didn't feel like I had enough control in rpgmaker when I made this 12 years ago, and have taught myself gamemaker since then. I have been quietly studying for the last dozen years to make a really solid jrpg style game, fully from code. The problem is art. I will need to make the first one with just my art, I imagine, and that is quite the ordeal, for me. I enjoy the programming A LOT, though.
BUT, yes, you got on the boat, and successfully saved yourself from the impending doom of the iceflow. Congrats! The only thing left to do is reload a new game and get super drunk at the bar, and see what happens, if you never did that.
My best new game is Green Thumb, be sure to give that a playthrough. It needs a little tweak, maybe, but it's fully playable right now.
All the best,
Vaughn Evans, glass artist (CremationMarbles.com)
Thank you!! I'll give Green Thumb a try!