Hello. My name is Wildquill and I am the crazy but sometimes creative type who has been working on stories and games like this for around ten years or so. I first wrote for Roundscape Adorevia. Then I worked on Arenus, Milky Touch, Seeds of Chaos, Jerry Wanker, Voidbound, Fetish Locator Week 3 and Fetish Locator S&M Studio. Around the Covid Lockdown I decided that I wanted to try making my own projects. The first one is a game called Sunwave Hotel that is actually out and available for anyone who hasn't checked it out yet. There is still just a bit to go to completely put the lid on Sunwave Hotel. But one of the lessons I have learned so far is that it is good to look ahead and see what comes next. This year, I had the inspiration for two new stories.
The main one I will be talking about here is a Visual Novel named My Demonic Jungle Quest.
I kid you not, the basic concept came to me in a dream, probably brought on by late-night D&Ding or watching YouTube videos. Either way, I had the inspiration and started mapping out the pieces to make the stuff in my head, a proof of concept.
I put my talented team to work to start building the game.
Midori Concept Art
Sythia Scene Promo
And now, months later, we have artwork, custom music, and a story that is nearing the halfway point in terms of writing completion. I am confident that I will have everything locked in by sometime next year.
Early Access
At one point, the plan was to launch the game as Early Access, but with everything that has been happening since July, I don't believe that is likely an option at this point. So I am planning to just release the game on Steam once it is complete.
I learned many lessons from Sunwave Hotel and one of them is the importance of planning things out. MDJQ is much smaller in scale than Sunwave Hotel, so I believe that will help me to make an improved second outing. Time will tell.
In the meantime, I appreciate you coming by to check out what is coming out of the writer's workshop. Stay tuned for more news as the development continues.
Have a great day.
-Wildquill