FIRECLAN: The lost dawn
by PupsAndPaws
Description
Please, bare with me. I know this game is glitchy, but I am still new to this site. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ HOW TO PLAY +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >Use the left and right arrow keys to move around. Yes it is glitchy. >Click on cats to talk talk them > Use the paw rints to go from area to area. > click on entrances to enter dens. > to get out of a den, walk over and touch the rock/something on the edge. >proceed through the story to have more fun. >TO GET OUT OF MEDIC DEN! GO TO MAP< CLICK ON MAP, THEN TYPE THE NUMBER SEVEN! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FUTURE UPDATES +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1.) Walking cycle 2.) bug fixes 3.) Animaltion 4.) More options 5.) A book to house the list of cats. 6.) A map Yes, everyone. This is the first of many games, so please, dont complain about the ending. When I publish this, I hope for Ideas, not negitivity. Please, dont hurt my feelings by posting comments about the ending, again, I want it to be this way. Bare with me as we go through this tireless jorney of Good v.s Evil in FIRECLAN! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ QUESTS +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TRAINING: press space 26 times to finish training FOOD: Find the mouse, it is transprent. MEDICINE: Find all two medicines to heal Leafkit. CRICKETS: Find all ten crickets in camp. Click on them to stomp on them. A RUSTLE BY THE HOUSES: Go investigate the whisperings by the Twoleg houses. Then watch what comes afterward. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ THE NEXT GAME!!! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ There will be another game, yes. It is called, FIRECLAN: New dangers
Tags
Art, Game, Adventure, Storytelling, Animals, Animation
Concepts
basic math, simple variables, miscellaneous, simple conditionals, delays, variables, simple loops,
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About
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