Nsala Sunset

Thanks to my new testers I am now ready to present to you all the newest version of Nsala Sunset. I'm glad I am able to share this game with everybody during Black History Month as I originally planned and that's thanks to the feedback of my play testers.

The game is now much easier than before. It has more areas to explore and new challenges to take on. The world is also more dense with things to do. Heart to Heart conversations now improve stats. New abilities like Warp, Absorb, and Repel have been added. And so much more has been done to improve the experience.

I hope you enjoy Nsala Sunset. :D
Let me know what you think of it.

Hello friends just a quick update, The game is getting nearer to the testing phase. I only have a few more things I want to add to this new demo.

In the mean time I just wanted to mention that for various reasons I'll be changing a good number of the songs. I actually really enjoy the music from the old demo a few of them (not all) are very authentic songs but again I have my reasons for changing them both personal and partly from feedback.
In the mean time if you have the old version of the game and like the old music I'd suggest opening the audio folder and taking said songs.

That said I hope you'll like the new songs. Most of the replacement songs will still have the same mood except I'm thinking of having a darker song for the Zambarau Bush because in the old version it had pretty chanting of African girls. An argument could be that it creates a nice contrast from the rest of the music but the more I contemplate the African theme of my game I feel it makes more sense from a cultural standpoint to go with a song that is less pretty because nature in an African mind set is not a peaceful place like it is in a westerner's mindset. Nature or the Bush as its often called in Africa, is a dangerous place where Bush spirits can attack you. That being said, in the final game (not the upcoming demo) there will be a village and the village can and most likely will have a more peaceful song. I may also add a pleasant song to the Heart to Heart talks.

Anyway, I'm doing all this musical stuff right now so hopefully I didn't ramble on to much. I'd like to have this new Demo ready sometime in February, Black History Month, but I apologize in advance if it takes longer than that.

Oh and I also noticed that we got 100 downloads of Nsala Sunset thank you and I hope those who played the old version will enjoy the new (much easier) game even more when it comes out.

Work on Nsala Sunset is slow due to many other things I'm busy with at the moment.
But I have managed to decide on the names and designs of the characters I mentioned in the last blog.



Itiju was a woman who always felt like a man. When she admitted this to her husband he was enraged and broke her leg. She left him and journeyed with only a flimsy cane to support her in order to find a god who is said to reside in the Zambarau Bush. She hoped that this god could heal her leg and change her into the man she always knew she was.

Oriisii claims he's a god. He accepts Itiju's prayers and transforms her into a man. But, he can't seem to heal Itiju's broken leg. What kind of god can't do a simple healing? He's a rather odd one.

If you focus your affections on one character the other two may fall in love with each other for example if you fall in love with Nziru the two men might form a bond. Or if you choose a relation ship with Itiju, Nziru and Oriisii may form a bond.

I'm not sure when the next update will come but if you are new here and want to play the current demo, I suggest playing on easy mode. The current game is rather difficult and that will be changed in the next version.

This first demo will take players about 30 minutes to complete. It's short and fun and there will be more to come.