Now & Then Version 0.18.0 Now Live (for Tier 2)
Added 2021-07-20 15:59:01 +0000 UTC
Part Three: Chapter Eighteen [Version 0.18.0]
When the Charger breaks down, Jack and the girls are forced to cover the last leg of their trip on foot. As the weather takes a bad turn, they must race to find shelter before the storm hits.
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Walkthrough*: [DELETED OLD]
* Courtesy of internet denizen Mordred93
Change Log 0.18.0
- Added Chapter Eighteen
- Fixed two animations in Chapter 14 that weren't looping properly
- Fixing a tag in CH17 where Naomi is mistakenly listed as [Jack]
- Minor GUI updates and cleanup.
- Thanks to some feedback, cleaned up code for the Galley.
Hope you enjoy the experience. Thanks for playing.
- Kinderfeld
Comments
The audio is more of an embellishment to add to the experience. If you play it on mute, you won't miss out on key clues. And the game was planned to be 24 chapters with three acts of 8. With what remains to be resolved, I may need to add an extra chapter or two, plus some extra updates for reshoots and additional endings and epilogues.
ILSProductions
2021-07-23 21:34:09 +0000 UTCI'm still enjoying the story so far, with the right amount of tension dripped in (also, I'm playing with all audio on mute, to not get too tense - keep in mind when triggering "important" audio elements that not everybody likes playing with audio enabled). I do hope we get a reunion with Sydney and Julie at some point. Also, is there a planned number of chapters and/or main parts for N&T, or is it more "dynamically" decided as the story comes along? I'm just curious if there's a decided end to the story, or if it will just continue until infinity.
Kim Akerรธ
2021-07-23 17:27:43 +0000 UTCThanks. That change has been added to the script for the next update.
ILSProductions
2021-07-21 00:17:36 +0000 UTCI just started the new chapter- but you might want to correct a word. A '69 Charger would not have a timing belt, it'd have a timing CHAIN. Pedantic? Maybe, but it'd be better to be accurate, no? :)
Scott Moore
2021-07-20 22:57:03 +0000 UTC
