Ailuro

Here is the storyline for the upcoming game I'm making. https://www.mediafire.com/download/a67s7qtxc7m27s0 Please read and enjoy! This story is horror related and might contain scenes that are intense for some readers. You've been warned!

We have currently gotten a volunteer music and sound effects developer! Also I have begun working on subplots and a background story for the character Leila

Warning: May contain adult content such as gore Title: Dead End Abstract: Naya Ambrosius, a normal teenage girl, gets sucked into a twisted and haunted metro station. She is met with many dangers, obstacles, and a mystery that needs to be solved. Genre: Horror and Little Romance Current Game Progression: Demo is 5-10% done Recruitment: Digital Artist Sprite and Tileset Artist Scripter Music and Sound Effects Artist- position taken Setting: The setting of the story begins in a normal metro station in the city of Taipei Taiwan. As the story progresses, Naya Ambrosius will travel through alternative universes, dimensions. Dimensions include an ominous and creepy metro stop/mall, twisted and gory slaughter house, monster filled universe, a place of shattered memories, and some other settings are still being thought up of. Story: Naya Ambrosius, a 15 year old girl, finds herself trapped within a haunted metro station. Her only hope of escape is to travel through many twisted and horrifying dimensions and universes to solve the mystery causing her to get trapped within these universes by a mad man and his sick daughter. As Naya travels throughout dimensions she meets a boy and a young girl who accompany her on her travels. Through all hardships and challenges the boy and Naya fall in love, but this love will possibly become Naya's own downfall. In the end, will Naya make it out happy or sad and tattered. It'll be up to the player's choices to decide her fate! (There is an uncanon lightnovel version of this story i've written, I'll link it below) https://www.mediafire.com/?a67s7qtxc7m27s0 Characters: Naya Ambrosius Age: 15 Bio: A strong willed and tough girl. She hates being alone. Traumatic events often render her tattered and/or insane. She lives with her mother but doesn't get much time to talk with her mother since her mother works long hours. Even though she's strong willed she is easily swayed by emotions. Depending on how players play the game, she will slowly and slowly go insane. Her favorite clothes is a white button down top with a blue mini skirt. She has brown short hair with two bows on each side of her head. Has Brown eyes. Jaiden ????? Age: 15 Bio: The worlds biggest scaredy cat. Naya's lover and significant other. Runs away from any form of danger. Even though he is a giant wimp he will still fight for his friends if needed. Very determined. Survival expert. (Personality mostly based off of Eren Jeager from Attack on Titan.) Has Brown short hair and brown eyes. Leila ?????? Age: 10 Bio: Creepy girl. There is something very suspicious about her. She is very weak and frail. Likes to play. Is very shy and reserved. Doesn't talk much. She has crystal blue eyes and long blond hair. Wears a very frilly Victorian style lolita dress. Always keeps a stuffed bear in tow. Will be a very key character in the story. Has very pale skin. sometimes shows murderous tendencies. Credits: Script Yanfly- Custom and Save Menu, Name Above Text, Slippery Tiles Lemongreen- Simple Item Menu Seiryuki- Left-side Currency Soulpour777- Choice Box Position Hime and Rycochet- Tile Switch (I made my own tilesets and sprites and used the RTP audio and artwork) Screenshots:

Hi guys! Ailuro here! I have been so busy lately that I hadn't been able to blog!! Today I am going to write tips on writing forums and using proper details(funny because I don't use details in my forums! ). I hope this helps anyone who is trying to request a script or asking help because I've seen many forums where people don't often include details. I try answering some forums but they need DETAILS! 1. Know what you want. If you need something you need to know what you want. This means...know what the title of whatever you want so others know what it is. Ex. I've been asking in so many forums on how to do quick time events a.k.a button mashers. You also want to avoid these words in a forum "I don't know" "I'm not sure" and "I don't really know what I need". 2. Include details and information that is complete. In order for the person trying to help you, you need to provide details. Details help someone understand your situation and allows them to provide accurate information. I often see forums where people misunderstand what a person wants and give the wrong help info. This results in the person asking for help saying "that is not what I'm looking for" "that is not quite right" or "I'm looking for something else". 3. Add the words "If you have any questions please private message or post in comments". This lets the person know your welcome to questions asking for more details to what you need. 4. Wait. It often takes a while for someone to reply to your forum. Example of a good Forum: Hi I'm Ailuro! I need some help. Does anyone know how to do a quick time event (a.k.a button masher) with only eventing? What I want is for my main protagonist to get touched by a monster and enter quick time event mode. For the quick time event, I don't want a sequence of buttons to be hit but one certain button on the keyboard. If this can be done by scripting it is gladly accepted too. Thanks for your help and if you have any questions about my request, you can private message me or post the question in the comments. See? A well formatted forum question. BTW this is an actual question I need help on!!!!! So you can help me with this topic too if you want.(I decided to kill two birds with one stone! ) That is it for now! Thanks for reading and sorry for my long break! If you want to add on to my tips you are welcome in the comments! Meow!

Thanks! I guess I should leave out QTE from my game cuz they are pretty annoying!

It works very well! Thanks whitewatt for the script!

Hi guys! Ailuro here! I finally found time to blog! Sometimes I wonder why rpgmakervxace lacks some functions that allow users to customize their games more. I know that the Luna Engine is out so you can make a custom menu but I don't want to pay money for something that should have came with the vxace. AHHHHHH.....the scripting part!!!! They should make a guide book or something called"scripting for rpgmakervxace" I can't find any books on rgss3 or object oriented ruby scripting(i like books a lot). I aslo wish they have a custom entry menu function where you can customize the entry menu. AHHHHH the functions that might make rpgmakervxace better. Oh well life is life. If you guys know any books on rgss3 or object oriented ruby scripting please comment and tell me!! Also if you have a function that you think might make rpgmakervxace better go ehead and comment that too! That's it for today!!! Meow!

Hehe ya I wonder why they didn't add that in?! A redo button would be great!

Ya RPGMakerVxAce is a really good rpg making engine(I got to say so myself). It was only those two things that could be added on. Other than that IT IS THE BEST RPG PROGRAM EVER!!! I agree with Volke Locke, the scripting is hard. Right now i'm still learning(my progress speed 5 mph). Meh it is so hard. RPGMakerVxAce should make a scripting guide book.

Thanks Marsigne for the book link! I might actually get the book! I guess it's pretty logical that vx ace is cheap because it is not as powerful. If it where as powerful as Adobe it would be non affordable for me!

Hi guys! Ailuro here! Sorry that I took the weekend off blogging. I've been so busy last week I decided to take a break. I might take this week off of blogging too. I have a lot of school stuff to do and I just can't find time. I am going to do a tips thing right now though. Horror stories can be pretty hard to write sometimes I guess. You have to write the right mood into the story to make your story creepy or have some type of scary feeling. 1. Get in the mood. I find writing horror stories easier when I am scared myself. If you don't like getting scared then its OK to skip this step. I like to watch a creepy TV show before I write a scary story. For those who speak and can listen to Chinese/mandarin I recommend a Taiwanese TV show called Things About Stars(link if you want to watch! http://2015.vslovetv.com/2014/12/things-about-stars-list.html) I watch at least one episode, then start writing. 2. Details!!!!!!!! Include very descriptive details. On scary parts, add details about sounds, mood, environment, and scenery. Kinda like concrete scenery I guess...look it up. If you include this in your story, it will paint a picture in the readers minds(if you are applying this to a rpg game then right scene notes). Scene notes are notes on what tints you are going to use and the music that will be playing in your game. 3. First person view. I recommend writing the story in a first person view. This means the main character is the narrator. This will make it easier to apply step 2 to your writing. This was a fairly short tips because I am busy. I might do more tips on this subject but you can go ahead and add on. Meow!

Haha I should have added more detail in my blog entry! It was rushed. I like the add ons to my tips! Thanks Chaosian!

Hey there friend... so you finally did your first blog post, huh?! Well congratulations, you finally did something for once! My throat was started to hurt from all that pressuring I was giving you. You think I'm scary too, huh? Well good, I can get you to actually work on the game from now on! 0.0 I'm such a good friend aren't I!! Hehe.. just kidding for the whole comment. Mostly. Now I am going to shower your comment section with my horrible grammar skillz. Have fun blogging BFF!

Hey guys! Ailuro here! My friends and I are going(maybe) to start a program of some sort called "Get Inspired" or something(still working on the name...). I've seen so many "help guys give me ideas for my game" forums. Let's just say i want to resolve that problem. I get that many people have trouble thinking or brainstorming(trying to get a good idea). Well all you have to do is leave your username in the comments of my blogs or ImAGirlUPerv's blog. If you are desperate for help or need a long term help..just message me only. You will tell me what type of game you want(genre) and some important details you specifically want in your game and we will try to help as much as we can. I will be posting a blog entry specifically on the steps and guidelines to message us. Also, the instructions for writing out a message so we have the proper materials to start with. Please don't start sending us help messages until this blog post has been published and is officially started. If you just can't wait for it to start(need help asap), leave your username on the bottom in the comments so I can try to contact you. Other than that HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!!!!!!! Meow!

Hey guys! Ailuro here! I am so sorry I missed my date for posting a tips entry! I have been just so busy with the puzzle I'm working on and school work I just didn't have time. Anyways I will do a short tips entry since it is very late right now. This will be a game naming tips entry I guess. 1. I recommend naming the game after some planning of the storyline and script because the name you came up with might not make sense with your game. Though if you want, you can pick a name first. 2. Name your game something that relates to the game. If you don't you might end up with "Cute Cat Tea Party" but really it is about puppies having a tea party(you see where I'm going?). 3. Your games name should pop up somewhere in the game or give players an aha moment during gameplays. Such as a game called "Bloody Massacre" should have a news article or relate to the Boston Massacre(if you don't know what that is then look it up because this is not going to be a history class lesson). 4. Your game name should be well thought through. You don't want to end up with something like "Yucky Cheesecake Simulator" or "Lucky Rabbit Sniper". I mean seriously? This will not get a lot of people to play your game. It might get their attention because of the funny name but a bad name makes people think its a bad game. 5. Last, make sure you game name is unique. You don't want to name your game "Cats". It is just not unique and usually people see the title first before anything else about your game. If the name doesn't catch people's eyes. People just won't play your game. That's it for now I guess and I've finished the puzzle eventing I'm working on so I will be posting a tutorial sometime soon!! Thanks for reading and hopefully forgiving me! Meow!

Hi Guys! Ailuro here! I found a GLITCH in my puzzle demo... so I have to FIX it!!! NAAAAAA.... I will have to postpone my tutorial for another few days. I am so sorry. Please don't hate me. To make up my postpones I will do a whole bunch of tips posts. The puzzle won't be exactly good but it is close enough to the mad father puzzle but you cannot repick up a puzzle piece or set it down. When you mess up you have to press the reset button and start all over again. Not exactly what I planned it to be but it is the best I can do. I have a lot of tests and quizzes this week so I hope I can find time to fix my glitches. Wish me luck on my math and science quiz tomorrow! Meow!

I agree with you Chaosian, you don't want a punny name and that names should relate to the storyline but not too much. Probably something like "Corpse Party" where you can kinda relate. It's a corpse party because there are a ton of corpses all over the place in Heavenly Host Elementary School.

Hi guys! Ailuro here! Sorry about yesterday, I just hadn't had time to blog. I have finished about 25% of my puzzle that I am currently trying to figure out. If you don't know what I'm talking about then you should read my last post or two. I have figured everything out and is just finishing up the last few pieces of the puzzle. When I'm done I will(I promise) post a tutorial with all he supplies you need(tilesheets, sprites, script and demo). IF I finish I'm pretty sure I won't be considered a newbie anymore. The puzzle has a lot of conditional branches. It is also probably considered an advanced event. I've been working on the puzzle for about 5 hours and ye it is still 25% done. Wish me luck and stay excited for my tutorial that might come out in about 3 days! Meow! P.S. Sorry for the short post. I am really busy and out of ideas. Tomorrow I will be writing about tips though

Hey guys Ailuro here! Today I am not going to say anything about my project because my team haven't agreed to let me leak anything out. (sry) I am here to talk about some writing tips! Other than being the producer of my game I am also the main storyline writer. Writing stories isn't really that hard all you need is paper, a pencil, and a creative mind. Well that sounded a bit...idk...cheesy to you I bet. Haha well that is totally true. Anyways other than those things you have something optional. You can always have a trusty friend have a chat over the storyline. They throw an idea at you and you throw one at them. To some other people maybe you think better when your by yourself. No biggy. I will actually be going over some tips for both types of these people: the independent writer and the social writer. Tips for the independent writer: 1. Find a quiet place or time to thoroughly think through your ideas. I find the bathroom or the few minutes before you fall asleep the best time to think about ideas. (for some odd reason people seem to think better at this time?! If there is some science behind this I would love to know) 2. If you don't like absolute seilence, put on some music(i don't recommend turning on the tv because I can easily become an distraction). Idk what type of music you like but science has proved that classical music helps the mind to relax and allow it to think clearly(it has worked for me perfectly) so I recommend classical over rock or heavy metal 3. Here comes the writing part!! I don't believe in graphs and flow charts for plots and stories.(blah) I personally like jotting down bullet points for each idea I have and then crossing some out if I don't like an idea. If you like graphs and charts and whatever they teach in English class then great! You are an organized thinker! Since I don't do that stuff I can't really give tips on that. 4. Now you have your ideas so now you can write a full draft or script(not computer script but dialogue script) I like writing a short draft or paragraph about my games that highlight some main points and an occasional detail. If you are writing a horror game I recommend keeping a side tally of possible deaths 5. Relax a bit. Writing a lot can waste some of your brain juice. Take a break for a day or so or else it won't be healthy for you. 6. Final draft time!!! Write out your story with full details. I can't really give more tips from here since I am more of a social writer. I will be posting about the social writer tomorrow since I am running out of brain juice!! Hehe. Please comment if you have any questions or want me too convince my team to give you some insides on my new game that's coming up thanks for your time! Meow!

Ya I always seem to catch my errors after reading my stuff a few days later.That is why when I write essays I have to do it a few days before the initial start date so I won't be late turning in my stuff.