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6/13/2025, 6:08:46 PM
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>>712543739
Since I've already been volunteered by the overenthusiastic lurker. I might as well see if anyone's interested.
I'm primarily a writer, I'm looking for help adapting my story, Cynocephalae Eleutherius, or Posstitute into a game.
It would be an Ace Attorney inspired game, you engage in dialogue, then cross examine the conversation, using specific keywords to solve a grid-filling puzzle or unlock additional information. Something like Kanoodle.
This is a mockup of the puzzle interface. Different keywords in the box on the left will bring up the portion of the conversation they appeared in in the bottom dialogue box and place a transparent proxy of the corresponding puzzle piece in a fixed location on the board. You would select two such pieces, then use the remaining Linking pieces on the left of the interface to fill in the rest of the board.
Solving some combinations of keywords will discover new information, like "The Cy" and "The Boss," together they'll give you more information about the setting. Some combinations will create unsolvable states, and you won't even be allowed to try to solve them. And some will trigger a bad ending. (From which you will be free to revert) One will progress the story.
>>712535458
>>712543739
Since I've already been volunteered by the overenthusiastic lurker. I might as well see if anyone's interested.
I'm primarily a writer, I'm looking for help adapting my story, Cynocephalae Eleutherius, or Posstitute into a game.
It would be an Ace Attorney inspired game, you engage in dialogue, then cross examine the conversation, using specific keywords to solve a grid-filling puzzle or unlock additional information. Something like Kanoodle.
This is a mockup of the puzzle interface. Different keywords in the box on the left will bring up the portion of the conversation they appeared in in the bottom dialogue box and place a transparent proxy of the corresponding puzzle piece in a fixed location on the board. You would select two such pieces, then use the remaining Linking pieces on the left of the interface to fill in the rest of the board.
Solving some combinations of keywords will discover new information, like "The Cy" and "The Boss," together they'll give you more information about the setting. Some combinations will create unsolvable states, and you won't even be allowed to try to solve them. And some will trigger a bad ending. (From which you will be free to revert) One will progress the story.
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