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Enticing Songs from Two Muses

by Fugue on May 10, 2022 at 6:21 pm
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As I get my old tools dusted off and get my hand back into weaving game logic, I have two muses for the moment, both singing enticing songs.

On the one side is a game that wants to be called “Detective Chicks.” It’s more light-hearted with three cute MILF housewives that think they might have more luck solving cases than the local police, and all the terribly embarrassing predicaments that puts them in. The previous two posts are of potential characters in that game. Angela Holloway (from the post just below) is the goody-two-shoes that really didn’t expect solving mysteries would involve all this stripping and nudity.

“Detective Chicks” will be geared toward episodes, in each of which our three MILFs take on “The Mystery of …”

On the other side, a muse is singing for a family in a little town by a waterfall called “Hero Falls.” Here’s the two-sentence synopsis if I were to scribble the tale out in text (which I might):

It’s that moment, when you know the heroine is about to bring down the villain, to feed him his just desserts. Only … why is she tasting the just desserts herself instead?!

It’s more serious, maybe more sexy, and unfolds naturally in about seven episodes. Each episode has a natural ending point, where another piece of the mystery is revealed, and each episode would probably be a linked mini-game in itself.

The character above is a sketch for one of the two main female characters in episode 1. Her hair might change — I’m not totally pleased with it yet.

Anyway, I’m jotting down notes and doodling out test sketches for both. It’s really a matter of which one comes together first, which will be the first release. The other will probably be pretty quick behind the first release of the other.

I’ll keep you guys posted on progress (and I’ll upload the sketch of lady above, Julie Mosby, if I do change her hairstyle again).

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Angie Holloway

by Fugue on April 25, 2022 at 12:41 pm
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Our heroine, Angie.

I’ve told a few folks I’m going to do a short game or two that are not connected with previous series until I get my hand back in to crafting game logic (so I don’t botch anything). One of the fussiest parts (but also a fun part) of working out a story is getting the characters to look right. Once you do that, the character helps *you* figure out what she or he will do in a given set of circumstances.

This is Angie (Angeline) Holloway, a 38-year-old mother. She works at the library and always liked old Agatha Christie novels and old Murder She Wrote episodes. She’s going to get the opportunity in the upcoming game to try to solve a mystery or two, though it may turn out to be a little different than she expected. A little less glam, a little more embarrassing.

Stay tuned,
Fugue

 

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Can’t Stay Away

by Fugue on April 13, 2022 at 6:19 pm
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Hmm, never say never again — I can’t stay away, it seems. There are just too many stories to tell.

Two years ago I told you guys my home living situation changed, and I wasn’t going to be able to put the time toward creations that you guys deserve for your generosity, and I was going to have to close up shop.

Well, after two years, home has settled down a bit, and I’ve stolen some time around the edges, and I’m really yearning to scribble and doodle some more.

So heads-up, I have two projects I’ll be releasing the starts of in weeks to come. You guys seemed to like my games more than my comics, and these will both be games. I’ll drop a few images as they get near. They’ll be free for everyone . Eventually tips will be appreciated as always (grin), but for now, just have fun and enjoy these. For the guys that have stuck with me — thank you. Utterly. I’m going to have some run codes for the games for just you guys, that will give you some special cheats and abilities in them.

Just wanted wanted to stick my head out of my lair and say I’m coming back. I have some ideas on how to better organize the games, so hopefully they’ll be better than ever.

Live well, friends,
Wolfgang Fugue

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A Dollhouse of lovelies await

by Fugue on May 17, 2020 at 6:19 pm
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I hope everyone had a good and safe week! I got partway through competitive sister Elaine’s stages, but also got some interactions with Trish blocked out. Remember that Trish has been geased by Dr Diggler to be fascinated by Bryan’s — ahem — manhood in level three. She could just gaze upon if for hours — nothing more, mind you, but she could … just sit and gaze upon it …

It’s been another mostly conceptual/design week. Darn it, though, I’m almost tempted to do a couple images of Bryan and Trish keeping themselves entertained during the quarantine. If I do, I’ll share them with you guys.

The two ladies attached this week are two more likenesses awaiting characters to be. What was that old TV series? Dollhouse? I feel a little like that last week and this week — I have these couple lovelies just waiting around for someone to be …

Live well, friends,
Fugue

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If you’re looking for Diggler’s higher self, you’re going to need shades …

by Fugue on May 10, 2020 at 4:12 pm
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Okay, you remember Trish was having trouble keeping her moral compass from just spinning around madly, so she called in her older and younger sister to help steady her, to not do something she might one day regret. The trouble is … well, her sisters may turn out to be more susceptible to Bryan’s attentions than even Trish herself …

Think of them as two practice tests before the Trish finals …

This has been more of a conceptual/design week than a doodling week, so today’s two images are older ones I put together playing around with some spare looks to have ready for new characters.

What I did get done this week is pretty much block out older sister Selena’s adventures. She’s the hippie/new ager, you may remember, that gets a new spin on life when she attempts to contact Dr Diggler’s higher self to bring out the best in him (“Ha! She thinks I have a higher self still laying around …” he mutters). I have her descent — ehr, I mean “evolution” — broken into 5 stages, along with various activities and events for each. If things go according to plan, I’ll block out some stages, activities and events for younger sister Elaine (the competitive sister) this coming week, then perhaps start touching stylus to tablet soon after that …

Have a safe and great week, all!
Fugue

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