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63 thousand words and 33 endings

Initially, we announced a text volume of 23 thousand words and 15 endings. Now they have become much more - 67 thousand words and 33 endings.

In this case, the endings are divided into deaths, absolute victories and simply “survived”. Victory means that the main character not only survived, but also completed the initial quest - saved the village.

Each time the game ends, victory, survival or death is added to the corresponding collection. Collection buttons can be seen in the screenshot.

At any time, you can open the collection and read how you survived the last time and how that turn went wrong.

In addition to the endings, the collection contains pages with information about the world - a "glossary". As well as experimental "fairy tales" - stories that can be heard from some characters in the plot.

Collections are saved even when a new game is launched.

Glossary and ending counter

I managed to add to the future game that at first I did not want to announce - collections of pages! These collections will always be available for viewing, even when the game restarts.

When you open the glossary page or a new ending - it will be added to the collection. Along the way, the collections show how many total endings or dictionary pages are in the game - to make it more interesting to read and explore the world.

Attention - the screenshots show not the final number of dictionary entries and endings. These are just those that are already ready. There will be a few more deaths and a couple of winning endings. Perhaps, one more neutral ending and some articles will be added to the glossary (for example, about the starting location and the giant, from which everything began - so that you do not forget about them in your travels).

We also wanted to add a wedding counter - after all, the player starts a family in some endings and stays alive, but decided to leave it for the next release. Anyway, you need to see how players like the idea of ​​"collections."