RMMV The Franklin Coverup (Ch. 1) - a New Kind of Narrative Horror RPG

[Jordan_Winslow]

This game has adult themes, adult language and numerous references to alcohol, sex and drugs.​

SYNOPSIS

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This is Chapter One of the true story behind a satanic child trafficking ring perpetuated by rich politicians, business executives, and government officials in Omaha, Nebraska in the 1980s.

The story has been edited for purposes of this video game and has been shrouded with metaphors and symbolism to euphemize the very real events that took place within the Boys Town orphanage.

Some names in this game are based off real life people.

If you like what I am doing and you'd like to help in any way, get in contact with me at admin@jordanwinslow.me or leave a comment below!

You can also freely download the music from this game along with hundreds of other tracks here https://jordanwinslow.me/royaltyfreemusic - Free for Commercial Use in Your Projects!

IMAGES/SCREENSHOTS

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FREE DOWNLOAD LINK

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https://jordanwinslow.itch.io/the-franklin-coverup/purchase

I would absolutely love to get the feedback of the community on this one as I designed a custom soundtrack for this game along with edited many video cutscenes, really trying to utilize the best available free resources I could find to make this game without spending money on anything except RPG maker!

The game features a large number of credited free public resources and I hope it is a testament to what RPG Maker is capable of as well as what is possible on a $80 budget (the cost of RPG MV)

 

[Marquise*]

Not enough games with that kinda guts. Hard to judge, but need to be talked about. Might had been done at any type of "charity" run thing. Except orphanage is easy target and... Seems like in medieval era and antiquity, whomever have the biggest pouch runs and corrupts even the cleanest humane places for the easiest tiniest victims.

 

[Jordan_Winslow]

Thanks so much for checking it out and for taking the time to leave feedback, I really appreciate that!

I'm having a hard time getting anyone to look at this one even though it really combines all the best RPG Maker tricks into one tiny game imho!