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ffproject Tue Nov 24 09:32:45 2015 |
Rise Of The Night Creatures
A new 200-reference gamebook from Tammy Badowski, featuring werewolves and other vivid horrors. Sadly, Tammy says that this will be the last gamebook that she writes. Download it here |
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ffproject Sat Jun 2 11:24:05 2018 |
Rise Of The Night Creatures
"Where are you?" He whispered harshly and noticed his son on the floor. The tone that came next was almost welcoming. "Ah, there you are. It is time, so put your toy away and come here." The little boy kissed his teddy, got to his feet so he could place it in the crib, and his father lifted the axe up high over his head... Tammy Badowski's werewolf-themed gamebook is ready to play. |
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joseph weakland Tue Jun 5 00:16:52 2018 
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very strange |
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Jordan Tue Jun 5 10:49:36 2018 
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I think I got the best ending, I reached the 200th reference. An awesome job and I wish Tammy would write more. |
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Michael Tue Jun 19 03:04:51 2018
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This was quite enjoyable! Thanks! On a side note, I was hoping to talk about it in my class (I teach 11/12 year olds) for inspiration for them to create their own stories, but unfortunately the language is inappropriate for school (eg You're fucked). Maybe I can just talk about it instead without showing the website. |
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Robert Douglas Wed Jun 20 09:42:07 2018 |
Hi Michael, I'm sure Tammy will be very pleased that her gamebook would have inspired written creativity, a compliment in itself. It's a shame the bad language factor can't be remedied in some way to make it more appropriate for educational purposes. But this website is open to more adult-orientated gamebooks written by adults who were - and still remain - huge FF fans, for many adult browsers. However, I believe some titles posted to the left (and in Downloads Section) prove more 'pupil-friendly' as regards language and content. As for content, including horror, war, violence, and so on, I'm afraid that is part of the gamebook mission/ adventure which in truth makes it part of the fun, the world background, the plot concept. 'Every hero needs a villain', as mentioned in Mission Impossible II. That's probably why John Craven (of Newsround fame) disapproved in supporting the gamebook craze back in the 80's. However, when I was at school, it was necessary to study history - including war and battles. I recently volunteered at one school and there was still a colourful drawn poser pinned to the classroom wall, depicting artillery, ranks of soldiers, and yes: those wounded and killed. There is certainly a wide variety of horrific material to which children mustn't be exposed, but occasionally I feel it doesn't hurt to show them the ugly side of the world, help prepare them for it. Of course, there's a vast difference between a 4 year old and a 12 year old, their ability to accept and tackle difficult subject matter. Sometimes it's difficult knowing where to draw the line. On a side-note, I'm a huge fan of Bernard Cornwell's writing, in particular his Sharpe novels. However, again there is the language factor (that Sean Bean enjoyed displaying all too often in the televised series!) that might be deemed inappropriate for schools, primary and secondary. |
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meschlum Sat Jun 30 01:50:23 2018
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Did not appear to regain Luck when visiting paragraph 48 (confirmed). |
| Fixed. Thanks for pointing it out. |
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jim Sun Jul 15 23:53:52 2018
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ok i guess some images would be nice and some sort of dice roll music would be good and not too hard to implement |
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Tammy Mon Jul 16 23:19:10 2018 |
I don't usually share the music I listen to for each gamebook I've written but for this one I will. I'll put the link of youtube video next to name of song so you can listen to them individually as well. I can't remember exactly what each song goes to in the story progress but I'll try my best to recall. Here is the soundtrack, basically I tried to stick to music that had an organ in it since this gamebook is horror based. I guess you can listen to this as an option since there no no music available on this site for dice rolls rolls an such... The Kraken https://youtu.be/NzzGWfPI2YU Davy Jone's Theme Song https://youtu.be/5fe9W1gZPUs Hans Zimmer "The Organ of Davy Jones" https://youtu.be/9UfT0jVzNkw "Cry Little Sister" Gerard McMann https://youtu.be/mrMLMV6E4CM Lisa Hall Is "This Real" https://youtu.be/iHA5ywNKm54 Blue Oyster Cult "Don't Fear The Reaper" https://youtu.be/ClQcUyhoxTg "People Are Strange" Echo & The Bunnymen https://youtu.be/eTviNc52igI Dinner is Served https://youtu.be/qifgc6UZ2VQ Hans Zimmer - Where We're Going - Interstellar Original Soundtrack https://youtu.be/q_7wNeA_Rrg Hans Zimmer - Dust (Interstellar Soundtrack) https://youtu.be/-0_VuwvvS-k INTERSTELLAR Soundtrack - 08. Mountains https://youtu.be/Hwues9rwAIY INTERSTELLAR Soundtrack - 02. Cornfield Chase https://youtu.be/1Vko01D77Fg Hans Zimmer - "S.T.A.Y" Interstellar https://youtu.be/ZU_c8hTYAeM INTERSTELLAR Soundtrack - 13. Coward https://youtu.be/SoP44KNu0IQ Interstellar Soundtrack - No Time For Caution https://youtu.be/EaJHFxCYUjI Interstellar - S.T.A.Y (OST) 1 Hour https://youtu.be/ZV9qvauLlmo Hans Zimmer - No Time For Caution (With Choir AND Organ) | Interstellar https://youtu.be/V_dJOnBhWLs Blue Oyster Cult: Burnin' For You https://youtu.be/ipqqEFoJPL4 Images would be cool, but I don't think seeing a 5 year old with a grotesque axe wound in his cranium would appeal to most people. |
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Andrč M. Pietroschek Mon Jul 23 12:30:17 2018 |
Quite a staccato of cliche from old horror movies. But my point is 'We fear for the worst, not the worse.' Hope it sounds arrogant, and seethes with hatred: Don't pretend to be a Native Speaker of a language, when your prose has an overdose of mistakes only made by Non-Native speakers. |
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Andrč M. Pietroschek Mon Jul 23 12:57:13 2018
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Death by gluttony, so fitting my temper... Died like a careless, greedy moron! LOL |
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Slyde Tue Jul 24 20:53:56 2018
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cool game |
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Monkey Thu Jul 26 15:28:54 2018
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Too hard pointless |
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Storm Mon Sep 10 13:37:40 2018
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Awesome, lots of fun. |
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bluejuice915 Sat Sep 15 20:51:05 2018
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Finally beat this. This was much more explicit than other works on here, and I liked that. There was a nice balance of exploring and fighting. It's always a bit annoying when there are numerous items you need to find to win, but it did make for a fun challenge. Nice story plot too. 96/100 |
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spectator Sun Sep 16 21:08:44 2018 |
I got out, but I'm not sure if I got the 'best' ending as the paragraph numbers are different than the download. It seems like there's a lot of rolls you have to pass even on the proper course, trying to get to the later stages of the game to try new options gets a little frustrating when you miss a critical Luck test or something and have to go start again--with several such rolls it can take a few tries at clicking through the same path over and over just to get to where you left off before. I'm also not sure if the letters scrawled about the house mean anything? Again, I checked the download version but it seems not to be in there. |
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Tammy Sun Sep 16 22:00:21 2018 |
The download pdf and the online game are not identical on purpose. Yes, i will agree that this game is one of the hardest to pass successfully, even i struggled to win it. The letters in are from the Messenger of Death, if you manage to find all the letters your adventure is over. But was never properly implemented into the final online version. Hope you had some fun playing it though :) |
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Stan Sat Feb 23 15:27:10 2019 |
I'm with Monkey on this one - too hard to pass, had to start taking notes of my own, still got me nowhere, overly complicated - unnecessarily frustrating and confusing. Invested 3 days on this - time to move on to better ones. |
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MikeFont Mon Feb 25 00:13:17 2019
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Hi is there a way to actually survive this game? Lol was fun while it lasted! |
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Tammy Mon Feb 25 07:04:54 2019 |
It was my final gamebook, was meant to be difficult, even I can't defeat it. I gave up on it too. |
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