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Published: 2018-10-17 21:31:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 22452; Favourites: 147; Downloads: 34
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(Warning: Contains tickle content. If that's not your thing, best look elsewhere.)
A long overdue update to an odd little project I started ages ago. Been working on this for a while, but only recently found the time to wrap up something long enough to actually post.
Story:
Takes place a few days after the prologue. There was a prison break last time where several strangers escaped a strange facility ran by a criminal group called the Balor. In the end a young elven woman named Kali was recaptured, and her previously imprisoned girlfriend Keera is offered a deal by the Balor's leader that could supposedly help them both. Meanwhile, Clara, one of the Balor officers, has to deal with the aftermath of screwing up her orders, and allowing the prison break to happen in the first place.
Controls:
Arrow keys to move.
Hold Shift to run.
Hold Q to speed through text and dialogue.
X: Cancels. Enters and exits the pause menu during gameplay.
Z or Spacebar: Confirm or Interact
Tips:
Poke around the environment a bit if you're stuck.
Examining certain items and interacting with certain people more than once might also reveal additional dialogue.
I've probably missed some bugs starting out, so it might help to rotate saves. Please report any issues and I'll try to fix what I can.
Downloads:
RPG Maker ACE RTP: Necessary to run this type of game if you've never played an RPG Maker game before.
www.rpgmakerweb.com/download/a…
Emertung - Chapter 1 Download
mega.nz/file/pAEBkCwA#KHl7xEgy…
Emertung - Chapter 1 Download (Larger download with RTP Already Included)
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This made my weekend, things still going along well with development? Have just found the series and am unsure if it's on creator hiatus or anything
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Yes and no? I've made decent progress but every time I try to set a proper release date for myself to wrap up another episode something else seems to pop up. So, it's been a bit of a hiatus while I juggle other things, but I'm still pecking away at it and making progress when I can. Takes me a long time to really iron anything out, but I haven't dropped the project.
Thanks for commenting though. Hearing thoughts/critique on my work definitely helps spur me back to it.
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Ah, sorry, but I think you might be mistaking this for Brewed-War's project, Who Hunts Monsters?
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oops- I thought you were them replying to a comment I left-
Boy am I stupid
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Hey no worries, it happens.
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Anywho, a fantastic game you've constructed here~ I'll be waiting for the next chapter eagerly
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Appreciate it. I'll do what I can to keep things rolling eventually.
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Finally got around to playing this little gem.
I do love a fantasy type setting when it comes to anything tickling related, especially if the tickling is more of the a 'tool' that helps move the story on rather than being the sole (huh huh) focus of everything. Also appreciate the variety of tickle scenes themselves, your descriptive writing nails a more playful tone than flat out torture but still was a joy to read. I loved the scene with Robin tickling the demon stuck in the ice - an all powerful demon being beaten by simple tickling (with a choice of spots too) was great.
It's kind of a breath of fresh air to see a tickle game play out like a small interactive story. Instead of simply writing out a fic the RPG maker format gives a little more life to the scenes as well as some neat choices, not quite a 'choose your own adventure' affair but still I appreciate the small differences in options. The main cast of characters were all unique an likable enough for me to enjoy. None of them were simple fetish dolls, all had their own quirks and faults - my favourite being Cici and her little recruitment story, running amock through a small town to catch her was fun ~
If I was to give some critiques it would most likely be that my simple brain sometimes losses track of the amount of characters in the Balor. The maps were a little bare-bones but I understand that this is more of a story driven game where the characters are the focus and not the environment so I can easily let that slide.
Even if it's a slow paced project I will look forward the next chapter!
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How is going work on new chapter?
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Thanks! I'm sure plenty of people don't really care for too much lore and build-up and the like, but I enjoy the extra time exploring these kinds of settings, and establishing different kinds of characters. On top of everything else it hopefully keeps things from getting too repetitive. Nice that someone enjoyed Lilium's scenes. I liked the whole theme of someone so strong being straight up baffled by ticklishness that she didn't even know that she had.
Yeah, I was inspired by several similar RPG Maker projects over the years, but a lot of them seem to keep a general divide between the story and gameplay. e.g. Getting through turn-based combat scenarios which then transition into a ticklish pay-off. Which isn't bad, but I thought it'd be fun trying to intermarry the two a bit more, focusing more on the cast and their dialogue. Cici's probably the fan favorite from what snippets of feedback I hear.
Proper map size is still a thing I'm trying to work on. You don't realize how long a big empty hallway is on the map editor screen until you're forced to sprint across it half a dozen times. 
Thanks again for the write-up, I genuinely appreciate the feedback.
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Hey; just wanted to point out a minor issue I found: when Robin tries to leave her house without having everything, she says she needs a quill; this confused me, since I had the quill, but I found she actually needed the ring.
Also, I hope Fran and Naima get it eventually; they're adorable
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Well, she technically lists off the three items that the player can pick up around her house before she leaves. The potions, her ring, and the spare quill, but the quill is the only one that isn't really necessary to proceed, so you can skip finding it as long as you have the other two. I was originally planning on writing a certain scene differently depending on whether or not the player bothered to bring the quill along, but I didn't follow through on it. So it's not really a bug or anything, so much as me being lazy.
Glad someone liked those two. 
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Btw. Do you have scratch of complete story? How many chapters are you planning to make?
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Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it.
And I do have a rough draft of where I plan to go with the story, but I'm not sure how many chapters it'll turn out to be at this point.
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Among other positive qualities, I appreciate, that your game isn't silly,relatively to much of other TRPG.
Why tickling? Because it's cultural thing in Emertung, based on ancient magic.
Why elf was able to escape? Because Balor's henchmen are incompetent alcoholics.
You have logical explaination for most of strange things.
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It's still a little silly.
But I still like having story reasons for why things are the way that they are. I think it makes the exploration of the setting and the different characters feel a bit more distinct and consistent. And thank you.
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Most silly thing was scenes with thief after library. Everything else are fairly justified.
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I like it very much.Looking forward to next chapter.
Usually I like to give to authors, who did something lovely, some helpful critics. But this time I just can't. That's barely perfect.
Maybe I like more free roam.But why really bother this time?
Thank you very much.Wish you good luck!
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Ahhh nice Ive been looking for a game like this :3
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Oh man can't wait for chapter 2
The crow thing in the prologue has me on the edge of my chair, i want to know what happened to her
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Glad you liked it.
Might not get back to that plot point right away, but more will be revealed eventually.
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I downloaded the prologue when it came out and I was really excited to see Chapter 1!
This was just as fun (more so, given the increased amount of content) as I remembered (honestly, I played through the prologue again just to orient myself). There was a single glitch, I think, that I found, right after the magic exam the beginning-of-day scene plays over again before shifting back. Also, the prologue had a brief description of the player character under "status" and it seemed like this was abandoned for Chapter 1, which isn't bad (heck, it's really minor and not visible during gameplay).
I also appreciated the choices that were occasionally possible, and I made sure to save repeatedly so I could go back and see what would happen if I chose something different. Very good job! I enjoyed this very much.
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Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. The choices aren't huge, but I hoped that they would add a little replay value anyway.
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I just found this a few days ago and I've been a lot of fun playing it, it's really well spaced and written. It's one of the best T-RPG I had the pleasure to play, so thank you for that !
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Thanks, glad that you enjoyed it.
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Oh! Exciting! Really dig the chaptered releases like this. Looking forward to checking it out!
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Finally had a chance to play through this. Already excited for the next installment. Hopefully not two years apart this time! But I'll be just as excited whenever.
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Thank you. Hopefully chaptered releases means that whatever comes next doesn't take quite as long.
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Excellent plan.
I'd been looking forward to this since the prologue. Really happy to see the new release and that you're working on more.
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Oooh, I've been waiting for this. Look forward to it.
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