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It is usually said that good inevitably triumphs over evil. What if good did not triumph? What if evil became omnipresent and omnipotent?

Dragon Quest - The Anti-Evil Cave, is an RPG. Based on the story told in Dai No Daiboken, this tale conveys the trials and tribulations of Avan, and his training in the town of Manga. For great strength is needed to save this corrupt world.

It is usually said that good inevitably triumphs over evil. What if good did not triumph? What if evil became omnipresent and omnipotent?

Dragon Quest - The Anti-Evil Cave is an RPG based on the Dragon Quest-based manga, Dai No Daiboken. The game follows the trials and tribulations of Avan: His defeat at the hands of an evil leader, and his subsequent training in the titular Anti-Evil cave.

It is usually said that good inevitably triumphs over evil. What if good did not triumph? What if evil became omnipresent and omnipotent?

Dragon Quest - The Anti-Evil Cave is an RPG based on the Dragon Quest-based manga, Dai No Daiboken. The game follows the trials and tribulations of Avan: His defeat at the hands of Hadlar, and his subsequent quest for vengeance. How much training in the legendary Anti-Evil cave would be needed for him to be able to attain his vengeance? How would his friends and family, who think he is dead, react to his return?

MineWalk is a fairly straightforward in it's concept: players are tasked to navigate their way through a minefield. Can you find the exit, or will the field prove too frustrating?

Currently, the game offers 4 levels of increasing difficulty, though more may be coming down the pipe.

Mine types currently in-game:

• Respawn mines

With this kind of mine, players take damage when walking over them. After a certain amount of time, the mine resets. Having your health reduced to 0 by one of these mines results in a game over.

• Gameover mines

Pretty much what it says on the tin: walking over these mines are an instant game over.

Do not hesitate to leave feedback, or point out issues/problems with the game!

In a world populated by humans and monsters, there are those that choose to tame monsters. Actually, monster taming is incredibly popular, to the point that regular tournaments are held. It is many a person's dream to be in such a tournament, and prove that they are the best monster tamer in the world. Including the game's protagonist.


Loosely based on the popular Pokemon series, this turn-based RPG has players choose the sex (and name) of the game's protagonist, and have up to four different starting monsters. There are over 100 base monsters to collect, and a system to evolve monsters (after attaining a certain level) is planned.

The focus of the story is competing in the tournaments, but getting into one requires various tasks to be completed first. Also planned would be a slew of optional tasks and hidden lore of the game world.

Set a year after the events of Suikoden 2, this fan-game focuses on the adventures (misadventures?) of Victor and Flik. Viktor and Flik have returned to their mercenary fort, but Viktor gets it in his head to make a guild. It's a rocky start (Flik gets roped into gambling for a time), but a strange client makes for new adventures for the duo.

author=Marrend
I'm thinking Mem2 could say, "That was oddly coincidental!" while Mem3 could say, "Maybe so, but, um, is isn't really the time for stuff like that?"

Just my opinion, though.

author=Rod_Wadd
It's kind of hard to write dialogue without knowing the characters, but just judging from what each of the three say:

Mem 1: Yay! You're finally here.

Has been waiting for the hero and is sincerely happy that he's come.

Mem 2: Heh, speak of the devil.

Is more amused by the coincidental nature of the situation than anything.

Mem 3: He picked a good time to show up with a cool entrance. Clever guy.

Is sort of envious of the hero, maybe? I read this as sort of self-conscious rather than just "wow!"

What are each of these party members' opinions of the MC? I think sorting that out will help you write snazzier dialogue. You don't want their words to be interchangeable, unless all three of them are just there to fawn over how bad-ass the hero is, but that's not interesting.

By the way, which of the three wished he was there?

Engalia, a nation steeped in ancient lore that is dotted with uncountable ruins from civilisations passed. Flanked to the north by uninhabitable, snow-covered tundra, and to the south by arid deserts that only disparate, savage tribes call home, Engalia is the largest kindgom of man known to the modern era. Ruled by a fair and courteous Queen, and having been at peace for more than a generation, Engalia's recent prosperity has lead to an influx of skilled sellswords and adventurers willing to plunge into the depths of caves, caverns and ruins left undisturbed during past times of war.

This story begins in the sourthern town of Neodym, where after a few too many meads a sellsword named Zack is challenged by his good friend Burns to find a historic treasure horde supposedly lost when the "legendary explorers" known only as Alex and Brian entered the nearby Neodymous Cave and never came out. Using any combination of adventurers he sees fit to accompany him, Zack must retrieve the lost treasure without meeting the same, dark end as those who've gone seeking it before him!