Do Us Part
A downloadable game for Windows
Made for RMN's Twisted Fairy Tales event. The game was developed between October 1 -30th, with... some days probably missing.
Do Us Part is a short puzzle adventure game where the player controls the newlywed Margerita in exploring the estate of her new, somehow very rich, husband. Of course, a normal, peaceful marriage would not make an exciting fairy tale or game, so things do not go as expected. People might've gone missing in this mansion before. Spooky things might happen. Someone might die. Who knows! Margerita doesn't, otherwise surely she wouldn't be in this position in the first place.
The game is loosely based upon How the Devil Married Three Sisters, with an emphasis on loosely.
CONTENT WARNINGS/RATING:
- 15+, probably
- (pixel) blood and gore
- (pixel) body horror and mutilation of corpses & the dead
Scare factor, however, is fairly mild.
Download
Install instructions
Requires the RPGMaker XP RTP to play. Download that [HERE].
Other than that, unzip the file and run the .exe and you're good to go.
If you're experiencing an error where no text appears inside the boxes, be sure to install the font included with the ZIP. If it persists, it may be due to your PC's language settings. Use AppLocale to switch it to an English setting (or... switch your entire locale to English if you're more powerful than me...) I apologize for the inconvenience and will do better to choose fonts in the future!
Development log
- Italian Translation Available!Nov 29, 2021
- German Translation Available!Nov 10, 2019
- Deutschsprachler Hilfe Bitte!Oct 15, 2019
- Spanish Translation Available!Dec 11, 2018
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Uh.. When I decided to play the game again it said something was missing even though I have though I have the game engine..
I absolute love this game and twisted fairy tales! I was a little worried about my game engine but it ran smoothly! The programming and coding was well and the pixel art looked nice especially the colors. Great game Meaka!
Ah, thank you very much! To be honest programming and coding was primarily handled by the RPGMaker engine itself, but I hope it worked well regardless!