
Alex's Vantastic Adventure
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Alex and her 5 pregnant friends go on a cross country adventure to have as much fun as possible before they give birth.
The game was designed around the theme of pushing the limits. While this may have certain connotations with pregnancy in my genre... I thought it could be used in a far more fun gameplay fashion. Sure, you can push the limits of your resources to balance them and get the highest score possible... but at the same time, your due date is approaching and how far can you push it before the baby comes! Will you chose to play it safe and head there when your water breaks? Or perhaps that festival is good enough to just resign yourself to giving birth in a van on the roadside? Perhaps you'll get stuck racing the final 20kms to the hospital in a desperate gambit to make it there before that baby goes from imminent, to present! |
Features
- Technically a rogue-like
- Resource management
- Bump into old characters
- Gratuitous nudity
- Put a cork in you to stop the baby coming out
- This was made for a game jam and could use significantly more time in the oven.
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Alex's Vantastic Adventure PC 155 MB
Alex's Vantastic Adventure Mac 121 MB
Alex's Vantastic Adventure Android 136 MB
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i think its bugged i tried to go multiple times to go to a gas station and not once did they go
I don't seem to be able to replicate this issue. What platform are you playing on?
did you press the drive button enough times to cover the distance? You can hover over the odometer to see how far you still have to go. Further trips take more driving.
Haven't jumped in but looks cool! Was this inspired at all by Keep Driving?
Well... I'm not going to say no...
But all in all it's got slightly more in the vein of FTL technically, but the final outcome is pretty different from both.
At the end of the day it is a fun game jam project that I'm glad turned out as well as it did (Curse you whoever let me do a game jam on top of regular dev!)