Experien

This is a short RPG Maker VX Ace game demo. It uses the GTBS plugin which makes it possible to have a 3d environment for the player to explore. This demo is the first act of a story I call Experien and is about 30 minutes to play.

I am no sure if I will continue to work on this project in the future due to some significant technical difficulties I experienced with some of the essential scripts for the game. But I am pleased with how much I learned about making games in RPG Maker and definitely plan on making more games in the future.

This game contains several secrets. Read below for a guide to all of them. Note that this guide contains some significant spoilers.

Secrets Guide:

- Hidden Stash: Can be found behind the giant warehouse building in Irongate. This will unlock some hidden dialogue with the delinquents in the field when you go to encounter them.

- Discarded Machete: Behind a building across the bridge, hidden in a patch of grass is a discarded machete that will vastly boost Sazatil's attack power.

- Piss off dialogue: If you try to access the Field before talking to Warden, you will get some hidden dialogue in both trying to enter the field and failing, and also when you encounter the delinquents in the field afterwards.

- Hidden Plushies: Plushies are used for restoring sanity. You can find three of them hidden on top of a building in the field.

- Hidden Shopkeeper: In the very back of the field behind a building is the shopkeeper who will sell you various items for your Kwayns.

- Messed up texture: In the mall, you can find a floor texture in the corner that is not like the others. Interacting with it will have some unexpected results.

- Dumpster Diver: In an alley in the mall, you can find a red trash can that will net you some shiny trash for your inventory.

- Scared NPC: Climbing on to the wall in the mall, you can find an NPC that is shaking in his socks.

- Missing brick: At the very end of the prison, there is a brick missing from the wall. I wonder what could be hidden there.

- Win or Lose: You're intended to lose your first fight against the final boss, but you can still technically win it if you get lucky and play well. Personally, I think losing the fight is more narratively satisfying however.