DO YOUR GAMES HAVE A CONTINUITY?

I want everyone to take a look at their past games and see if there is a common thread somewhere.

Like, the Metroid series apparently has a sort of chronology, as do the Zelda games (weird though), and Elder Scrolls (Daggerfall has mutliple endings, so I'm not sure about that one).

So far, Girl of Dreams is disconnected from all the other stuff. But other than that, That Damned Redhead, Oracle of Tao, The New Earth, and Tales from the Reaper are all part of the same continuity.

The timeline goes something like this.

Tales from the Reaper (outside of time)
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Creation of universe
(stuff happens)
Last days of Earth (possibly make a game about this at some later point?)
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New Earth forms
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(more stuff happens, specifically a Plague, a war in Phoenix, and the forming of the Council)
Oracle of Tao
That Damned Redhead
The New Earth
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Tales from the Reaper (outside of time)

The Tales from the Reaper has some events before the creation of the universe, some during our era (right now), some at the same time as the Oracle of Tao game, and time is in so sense looped, since later events lead up to something in Anideshi's backstory (it's heavily implied that Azrael and Anideshi are human reincarnations of Seishi and Yomi).

Oracle of Tao appears to take place roughly 3000 years after the New Earth forms.

That Damned Redhead is largely a quickie joke game, but one scene refers to a prophecy of someone named Ash.

The New Earth involves Ash/Ashley. It's pretty stupid, but it's kinda the last game that connects the events, and reintroduces Estheriel, a villain from Oracle of Tao.

What about you? Do your games have some kind of common thing to them?

author=kory_toombs
Dragon Lancer is my first game, but I knew I would make a second game. So, I made an optional side quest with Da-Zar fighting Lei-won. Those characters indeed showed up in my second game, Giadon Saga. Giadon Saga also has an option side quest where you can get Jason, from Dragon Lancer. Demonic tutor, my third game, then has Da-Zar, from Giadon Saga, stand in a very special business.

You may want to work on making your games feel more engaging somehow.

I played a ton of your games, and most of them I couldn't get past the first few parts. I don't mean in terms of challenge, they just didn't have that "I'm hooked" feel to them. I'm pretty severely ADD so a game pretty much has to somehow capture my attention (good story/graphics, or very funny, or something intriguing about the way it's designed).

Brave Hero Yuusha managed to keep me hooked until the desert area. I only quit, really, because I'd just spent a few hours playing, solving the puzzles, grind, etc.

The one of yours that I did like (they're jumbled in my head) had like a knight and his sister with some weird romantic overtones going on. The battle charsets were cute, and the story was interesting... Dragon Lancer MV. This was kinda your best game. Most of the others I played, it was about 15 minutes, and I was like "bored." Two things though, change up the battle music (like the 7th MV game, including Slime Quest and another one in Theme Roulette, that I've heard that theme from), and maybe improve how the battles are initiated (possibly do something with facing, like the Earthbound series).

It def was more puzzle than grind. Except that cave I spent awhile going back and forth until I realized the one spot I hadn't tried was the hole. So I fought a few critters.