Elsa's Nightmares Full Game
Today, I'm releasing the final chapter of Elsa's Nightmares. As I've said before, this was originally intended as a series of "sex heavy, story light" patron perks to help keep people engaged while Mortze worked on A Warrior's Heart. But, shortly after Mortze released his game, the pandemic hit hard and quarantined all of us. So I switched to giving these to the public at large in order to do what little we could to take people's minds off of world events.
Privately, this endeavor was something of a "gateway drug" for me. It let me ease back into game development and dip my toe into the Renpy world. And that lead to my writing a full on game, called "Life Changes for Keeley." Mortze and I have been working hard on LCfK since the release of A Warrior's Heart, and we're largely done. I plan to wrap it all up and release it in about a month.
But, for now, I hope you enjoy the conclusion of Elsa's Nightmares.
PC/Linux version:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/x3c5c5tkvqm0m6f/ElsasNightmares-1.6-pc.zip/file
Mac version:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/9qo1wqaogstua9g/ElsasNightmares-1.6-mac.zip/file
Tlaero
Comments (10)
welcome back to the fold. when and where will game be released publicly. Thank you for your kind attention
I feel like this is a metaphor for you, Tlaero, squandering your incredible story-telling power on... this. :) I do hope you continue to share your talent with us, but I also hope you find avenues to use it, which you may find more fulfilling and important. Peace.
Don't worry, AstroWolf. Writing is a useful skill in many settings, and I use mine effectively in my day job. --Tlaero
Where is the online version
A nice sendoff to this little story. Always a big fan of Xara.
I honestly did not expected this ending. While I correctly presumed that Raven is some part of Elsa's subconsciousness, I fully expected her to represent some dark version of Elsa. Being gifted with nearly unlimited power to do as she pleases, viewing people as nothing more than pawns. A grim reminder of how easily she could become what she fought to destroy. And you managed to turn this expectation on its head. Unexpected twist, indeed.
that makes 2 of us :-)
Huh. I feel like maybe there was a bit of a message in all this. Something about...those who wield power having an inherent obligation to use it for the betterment of all, rather than just for selfish or, worse, malevolent ends? I wish I could find a more concise way of saying it. Anyway, great work again, guys. Excelsior!
Hey Tlaero, I've been glad to see you back the last couple of weeks. You and Mortze mean a lot to a lot of people including me, and I just felt - spur of the moment, upon seeing this post - like letting you know.
Thank you! --Tlaero