You might need to insert a 'black screen' with a "To Be Continued" or something prior to the credits, to at least allow players to save just before the game abruptly ends. ;) I keep running into the credits since I don't entirely know when the game's going to stop for the current version, so I can't save unless I replay.
And, well, I was wondering - I found a place that sold bombs, and I thought I'd had enough money, but couldn't get them? Do I have to find the Bomb tool first?
Awesome game so far - with familiar terrain, and new things, and I love your way of granting them permanent items, but one addition to the screen could be a Help 'box' that does a brief blurb on whatever item you're highlighting currently? Since I'm not sure what the Blue bottle does. lol.
No, no. It is the right version and a demo so far. It's also still in development, and thank you for playing! :) We're so glad you are enjoying the game. Keep an eye out for updates. We're also working on overhauling the first 6 days with more content, and updated sprites as well!
Sorry folks! I didn't realize there were two android builds up! It should be fixed with the latest build. People shouldn't have any errors on the newest Android build. But let us know if there still is any kind of issues from any of these builds.
I hope so. (laughs) I just released an update for my other game "Rescue the King!" on Patreon - t'll be out on the 1st on Itch. Now I can focus on trying to work on Grizzly Tech for the rest of the montth, and fingers crossed, I'll have an update out by early next month.
Feel free :) I may consider more content. It is really short, but I was wanting to at least *complete* one TWINE project. Now I can possibly expand it somewhere in that story.
I tend to think it was the JS code I had put in it - or at least that in combination with a *high* amount of Passages that the program had to try to transcribe. Looking at the output - the code that I managed to transcribe to .rpy file was fine, so I really think It was the amount of passages or the JS code. I had an array in the StoryInit Passage which could have made the program choke or something.
Ah, that does make sense. I had a TWINE game with 498 passages. LOL. No worries. :) It is a good program though. It does work with my simpler/shorter TWINE games.
It does work with other simpler projects without a lot of TWINE coding (Sugarcube - variables and the like) in it. Maybe it's because I have too many passages for it to parse or some weird code (JS) I should clean out before transferring?
Any idea why this may be happening? I'm trying to transport one particular TWINE project - it did have a lot of javascript and stuff in it but... here's the traceback error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "twine_to_rpy\twine_to_rpy.py", line 465, in run
File "twine_to_rpy\twine_to_rpy_model.py", line 209, in run
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'encode'
I've figured out something - this is regarding my comment on the multiple files to choose from - earlier. I just recently found out that my itch app will make a copy of the 'new' game version rather than overwrite the old one.
So that means - if you're using the itch app, and you seem to be weirdly low on space, check the game folders in case you're carrying older versions of the games, then delete the old ones, and you're back in business. At least that's what's going on for me.