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If these screenshots haven't made you run yet, welcome to Super Moe Quest! This game is a joke so please don't take it seriously. We literally made this in under a day.

This game is basically a demonstration of a simplified RPG framework I made. Jake's RPG Battle Engine is much better but it's also more complicated, so for games that don't have that heavy of an RPG element, it might be overkill. I'd like to think even beginner programmers can replace and tweak this code to their own use. The source is open for you to play around with.

What's inside this abomination:

• Simple RPG Frame
• Obnoxiously-animated Main Menu
• Unfitting Music
• Battle Animations (they're better than the main menu I promise)
• Partial Voice Acting

Credits:

• Writing, Programming, BG - CheeryMoya
  Sprites - Mink
  Music - NoSoapRadio.us
  Voices - Rina-chan

I repeat: this game is a joke.

If you want to use the framework, check this thread for details and the raw code with comments.

I'm so playing this as soon as uni lets me ((: This looks hilarious!

Lol oh that was super cute. I think it would have been better if the results (like the crit, miss, attack success) were randomized, though, but the code seems simple enough, which is definitely a plus. :]

merdeamour wrote:I'm so playing this as soon as uni lets me ((: This looks hilarious!

There's no real plot, but at least the sprite expressions are gold >_>

lemonscent wrote:Lol oh that was super cute. I think it would have been better if the results (like the crit, miss, attack success) were randomized, though, but the code seems simple enough, which is definitely a plus. :]

I was considering it, but then that would have taken too much effort for this dumb game, as well as make the code a little more messy than it already is. I'm going to work on taking out the embellishments and clean up the code a bit before putting this in the cookbook board.

Also, made individual OS distributions and changed the DL link to the ge.tt file hosting website. All OS builds are available in that link.

Just played the game and had fun with it! The code is very easy to work with. I remember wanting to figure out how to implement random.choice into making a simple frame myself! (I did a mock-up version in one of my other games that had a pattern, and I literally wrote every single outcome based on player's HP, it was a nightmare but I did it XD) but this code makes that even easier! No more tedious mock-up battle system writing!

When we use it in our games, is it alright to tweak the code to our game's needs? I'm gonna see if I can figure out maybe a way to use imagebuttons with it (if not, this still works!)
Also, I noticed there were A LOT of scripts. Do only the three main scripts (script, screens, options) have the actual frame code, or is it just in script, or is it split into all those other scripts?

EDIT: Nevermind, most of it seems to be in the main script and you already stated we can tweak it. I'm gonna go play around with it ^.^; Thanks for providing this code! It's a good framework and easy to tweak and add on~

asdfghjkl; it's so cute. *A*A*A*A*A*A*A* (okay, enough sparkly eyes)
I'm off to go play this! Yayz!
~Downloading...~

Kokoro Hane wrote:Just played the game and had fun with it! The code is very easy to work with. I remember wanting to figure out how to implement random.choice into making a simple frame myself! (I did a mock-up version in one of my other games that had a pattern, and I literally wrote every single outcome based on player's HP, it was a nightmare but I did it XD) but this code makes that even easier! No more tedious mock-up battle system writing!

random.choice is actually one of the easiest codes I've seen. All you do is add another variable to the string and it's done.

Kokoro Hane wrote:When we use it in our games, is it alright to tweak the code to our game's needs? I'm gonna see if I can figure out maybe a way to use imagebuttons with it (if not, this still works!)
Also, I noticed there were A LOT of scripts. Do only the three main scripts (script, screens, options) have the actual frame code, or is it just in script, or is it split into all those other scripts?

EDIT: Nevermind, most of it seems to be in the main script and you already stated we can tweak it. I'm gonna go play around with it ^.^; Thanks for providing this code! It's a good framework and easy to tweak and add on~

The framework is now under a CC BY 3.0 license so you can basically do whatever you want with it, as long as you link back to me somewhere. Visit this thread for the clean framework and more details.

Virelai wrote:asdfghjkl; it's so cute. *A*A*A*A*A*A*A* (okay, enough sparkly eyes)
I'm off to go play this! Yayz!
~Downloading...~

There's actually not much content worth "playing" for, but the ATL codes inside might interest you.

Haha, this was great. I can't wait for the sequel!

XD I have fun playing with this game.

I really like the graphics and expressions on this. I think its simplicity is really cute, and the execution on the eyes remind me alot of Persona games. Sometimes Moe Cyclops prepares too much, maybe 5/6 times in a row but maybe I am just unlucky.

This made me laugh so much by the time i saw the screen shots i knew i was going to enjoy this

looks cool. downloading. =)

there is no download any more?? and it looked so cool. im sad i wanted to play this

We're too late. Super Moe Quest is but a distant dream now. V_V

Oops, this is late, but I'm assuming this will work, if you want to play it although IDK why >_>;.