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About The Game
WE WERE invites players to relive key events in the history of the Y'tuk, a race whose world has long since been destroyed. Through six episodes, players will relive key events in the history of the Y'tuk civilization, from the dawn of their society to the very last days of their world before it becomes uninhabitable.
And although WE WERE is a record of who these people were, the game is designed around the idea that these stories were intended for others to live though as interactive movies of a sort. Players will be able to make choices that affect the outcome of each episode and some choices will even affect the overarching plot line that exists in the Prologue and Epilogue.
WE WERE is feature complete, though not content complete. It is intended to be released as an episodic title. I am posting here both to spread awareness about the project and to invite feedback from the RPG Maker community.
Steam Greenlight
If you have a Steam account and are interested in helping my game see a commercial release, then please vote for my game on Steam Greenlight. It can be found here:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=590593287
I've also submitted the game to GOG.com, but since they take a more hands on approach (meaning they actually converse with the developer of a game before deciding), there's really nothing you can do there, but thanks for the thought?
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