Who Are You, Mr. Cooper? on Google Play

Playing Beta Testing Requests and Discussion
1

Hi!

I want to introduce you Who Are You, Mr. Cooper?, a steampunk choose-your-own-adventure game. It was released on Google Play not long ago.

This is a story about the adventures of Wilson Smith in the huge industrial city of Staighrem. The main character gets into a dangerous and totally incomprehensible situation. A friend of Wilson died in an exploded pub and before his death had asked to find Alexander Cooper and give him a cyphered letter. After that criminals started to hunt for the hero and he decided to find Alexander and try to understand what’s going on?

Screenshots:




  • 13 districts of 4 types
  • 32 items and 8 of them can be assembled (more will be added with updates)
  • 50+ unique text adventures with multiple choices (more will be added with updates)
  • Comics graphics inspired by Mike Mignola
  • High replay value

You can get the game on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ua.com.tlftgames.waymc
PC and iOS versions will be released soon.

Website: http://waymc.tlftgames.com.ua/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhoAreYouMrCooper/
Tumblr: http://tlftgames.tumblr.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tlftgames

I would appreciate any support: comments, ratings, reviews!

Thank you for attention!

2

Hi,

Nice user interface, looks very nice. Is this game based on an existing authoring system or is it bespoke.

good luck with it!

3

Seconding the slick user interface - though I did wish that there was an option to enlarge the font for easy reading (I’m guessing the font size increases if I make it full-screen)! First impressions were definitely that it was very lush and somewhat inspired by Fallen London, not least in the setting and the aesthetic.

4

I’d welcome any information about how apps can be created from choice-based game writing systems. I’ve set myself the challenge this year of creating a commercial game/story.

J. J. Guest

5

The game was made with LibGDX (cross-platform game framework). I didn’t use any visual novel engines like Ren’Py or AeroQSP, if I understand you right.

You’re not the first who was telling that WAYMC is similar to Fallen London. But the truth is that I didn’t play Fallen London yet (but I want to play it). I was inspired by Out There and Arcanum when I was making WAYMC.
I have plans to do a PC version of the game. I’ll add option for selecting font size.

I can give you only one advice: start with a scenario. I didn’t use IF engines so I can’t tell how to use them. I know that some developers write IF games as bots in IM like Telegram.

Thanks for all comments! Your feedback is very important for me now.

6

Black Friday! You have a great opportunity to buy WAYMC at a discounted price!

Each owner of a copy of the game will be able to take part in the beta test of the new update in which you will find many surprises!