Lone Labyrinth
A downloadable game for Windows
One Dungeon. Seven Endings.
Alan and his party are adventuring through the fantastical world of Isen, their goal to defeat a lich wreaking havoc on the locals. The party is unaware of Alan's secret quest: to reap three souls to revive his mentor, but Alan struggles with the morality of such a decision due to his knighthood.
Once the party reaches the entrance of the lich's tower, a petty disagreement explodes into a huge ordeal and the party splits. It is up to Alan to either regroup his former party or kill them to further his selfish quest. Each choice the player makes in this turn-based roleplaying game affects how the story progresses.
Lone Labyrinth's art style was inspired by video games of the early 90s, specifically the SNES or Sega Genesis era. Battling was also inspired by the games of this time, except simplified for all to play. Created during LTU's 16-week Integrated Game Studio course.
The game is completed, yet there is a chance a stray bug or two made it through. Leave a comment if you find a bug, and we will try fixing it as quickly as possible.
Credits:
Katherine Tackett - Game Design, Story, Misc. Programming
Alexander Ortwine and Brandon Bourdage - Programming
Daenerys Averett - Character Art
Virgile Grignard - Music
SPECIAL THANKS TO MS. D! YOU ROCK!!
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The game was amazing, loved the story, loved the battles, loved the enemies, but I did notice something in the end credits that somebody might want to fix. When you kill the cat person, I'm pretty sure his name is Nicol, in the like third paragraph in the story after the events of the tower there is a space missing at the end of a sentence. Again, great game.
I'm glad you enjoyed Lone Labyrinth! I just saw the issue and it'll be fixed in the next update released in the next few days. Thanks for the information, I definitely would not have caught that! :)