A Scope Games production based on the children's picture book by Hans Wilhelm, with original illustrations by the author. Feedback would be greatly appreciated
Chestnut the squirrel has no friends. He lives a solitary lifestyle. However, one day he meets Morris the otter and his life changes forever.
Ok, that was the most ridiculously adorable thing that was ever adorable. The music was perfect, too. I think I might have to let my little nephews read through this.
Camille wrote:Ok, that was the most ridiculously adorable thing that was ever adorable. The music was perfect, too. I think I might have to let my little nephews read through this.
Thankyou I thought it was rather sweet too. I hope your nephews enjoy it
applegirl wrote:Really cute and a refreshing change from all the typical VN/KN you see on this forum. This was all very well done, bravo.
Thankyou It is slightly different. Shows that you can use Ren'Py for any type of story really.
Alex wrote:That was cute...))
Thanks I think it has a nice underlying social message - it's important to have friends I like it when children's stories have important themes
Completed: Finding A Murderer, Memory Loss, Crime Investigation, Stay away from the graveyard, Last Day at School, Lonesome, Email, Hired Gun, Dusk, Hired Gun 2, Man-at-arms, Hired Gun 3, The Phantom Caller, Street Girl, Free love, The Story of Isabel Claudia
Very cute, I must say.
I like visual novels about animals but now they are rare.
By the way, where did you get the art? It looks like you scanned it from a book.
He who doesn't care about the environment doesn't care about his grandchildren.
Wright1000 wrote:Very cute, I must say.
I like visual novels about animals but now they are rare.
By the way, where did you get the art? It looks like you scanned it from a book.
It's the original artwork by the author and illustrator Hans Wilhelm, edited to fit the window. The book is free to download online - I just thought it would work in a visual novel format.
It is slightly different. Shows that you can use Ren'Py for any type of story really.
