[Rm2k3 - action-adv] Lloyd Herim: Episode I (try the demo!)

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Episode I will be released August/September 2012! In the meantime, check out the demo.





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DOWNLOAD THE DEMO (82mb)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/6txpai[/list]

LENGTH OF THE DEMO
The demo should take 15-45 minutes. The actual game will be 1hr-1:30hr.

POSSIBLE PROBLEMS:
I would recommend playing this in "Test Play".
- The CMS may make two "canceling sounds" in a row while you are
in the "supplies" menu. That is OK.
- if you save your game and come back, you may have to wander
around and start the event again.
- Battles may be too difficult. I tried to sparkle around a lot of
items.

COMMENTS:
If you play through this demo, please leave a grammer
correction/comment/review/suggestion/anything. I'll read
everything and try to improve!

GAMEPLAY:
CBS and CMS. This game is EXTREMELY linear. There aren't any field
controls. You can heal Lloyd through the menu. You can find fish/penguins to eat. You automatically gain meat from killing
wolves.


STORY OF EPISODE I:
"Lloyd Herim" takes place in a world with 1865/U.S. Civil War-era  technology.

"Episode I" takes place after a failed mission by Squad 8, the secret operatives group of Agon, the world's dominant super-power. They were sent to the northern, mountainous country known as Nielheim, to eliminate a threat to Agon: the rogue scientist,

McCarthy, who has managed genetically mixed human and wild beast together. Long ago, the world emerged from a devastating global war only by
banning gunpowder. McCarthy's experiments would provide an edge to
any country looking to assert itself on the world stage.

Squad 8 was attacked and wiped out during their attempt on
McCarthy's base in the snow.

Lloyd Herim was the only survivor.

This is his story.

OVERVIEW:
"Lloyd Herim" is a series of action-adventure games me and my co-creator "SuperCoolMale" (I'm the coder, he does the sprites. We both share story duties.) am currently developing.
What may make this game unique is the fact that I tried to make it RTP as possible.

I wanted to sorely focus on game-play, not graphics. So I had to be more creative with pictures. Also, I wanted people to see the true power of RTP. I'd estimate the game is 85%-90% of RTP.