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Visual novel meets RPG in this short and sweet story of last chances.

I made a game!

"Bucket List of a Ghost" is a free-to-play, short (2-4 hour) RPG/visual novel about friendship, last chances, and taking life (or the afterlife!) by the horns.

You play as high schooler Aidan, visiting his best friend Emery's grave to wish him a happy birthday. What Aidan doesn't expect to see there is Emery himself - returned to Earth as a ghost!

They embark on a mission to complete Emery's bucket list so that he can find peace and "cross over" at last. Shenanigans, adventure, and unexpected revelations ensue …

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This is the longest game I've made to date, and I had so much fun working on it! I'd appreciate if any of you could take a look at it, and maybe even give some feedback. Any support would go a long way on my aspiring game dev journey!

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Click on the link below to see my other bite-sized games, including a dating sim with Ancient Greek mythological figures, and a game jam-winning game about a tea-making witch on an alien planet:

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Most of the songs I compose for my games are available at the link below, for download and use in your own projects/games:

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I don't want a direct sequel to the DnD movie

I want more DnD movies with the same cast, but they play totally different characters every time, except for Xenk, who is the only recurring character in the entire franchise

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if you’re not ending your emails with “kill me! your slave and enemy,” then what are you doing with your life

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This is how I'll be signing off emails to my the chair of my department from now on

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thinking about that kakapo egg that got crushed but the conservation team patched it up and it survived

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life will persist against all odds

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For those who don’t follow kakapo conservation, they are critically endangered parrots who only breed on years where the rimu tree they rely on meet a certain threshold of fruit production. One breeding season in 4 years can be typical, and about half of all eggs laid by kakapo are infertile (they still aren’t completely certain why, it could be a recent population bottleneck) so each fertile egg is worth its weight in gold.

This was one of only 5 fertile eggs laid on the Whenua Hou island population in the 2014 breeding season and it got crushed by its mother on accident. It was mended with glue and tape and incubated by the rangers until hatching.

At 150 days old kakapo chicks are officially added to the population total and given a unique name, until then they are given their mother’s name and a number for birth order laid in the clutch. This chick was known as Lisa-one before officially being given the name Ruapuke by local indigenous Ngai Tahu people.Here he is grown up:

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It’s sad when a species is so rare we know them all individually but at the same time I love that you can point at this one bird and say oh that’s Ruapuke, his mom sat on him too hard