Hmm, most of your stories seemed too short for me to envision a potentially good visual adaptation. Like Color for instance, which has vivid visual images but is no longer than three paragraphs. I'd say Evie & Chuck but it's incomplete. Finding Franco could work, though. Or maybe even Bauer Island?
As someone who has pretty much read all of my short stories, I need your advice. Wolf just informed me of this. The deadline is tomorrow, and the entry fee is $40 dollars, but since I have tons of stories, I thought that maybe I should try.I just don't know which standalone thing would work. I don't wanna use Eden or Crosswords, because I want to make them into novels first. Can you remember any single, stand-alone story that stood out to you, that could work as a visual story?
Then let me know what you think when you've already played some!
I haven't even started and I'm already impressed. This is going to be a fun ride.
Yas, murder mystery!
Most likely yes. It's made by Nakazawa, the guy who worked with Uchikoshi (creator of Zero Escape) on the Infinity series and the game itself already has a pretty good reputation.
I'll add that one to the log, then! You think it's any good?
Btw if you're interested in another escape-game-type VN, Root Double is set to come out in 10 hours.
DRIF was a pretty nice short read. It was cool to see Makoto have some luck that matches up to Nagito's, and it endeared Mukuro's character to me quite a bit =P
