Enola is available on Desura and also on Steam.
Enola is a psychological horror/adventure game that delves into the inherent darkness of love, death and revenge. As Enola, you must survive a macabre world conjured up by the tortured memories of her love, Angelica.
Immersed in this emotionally-charged and gripping story, as you decipher challenging death-traps. However, choose your path very carefully - An evil presence lurks in the shadows, watching your every move...
Heavy on atmosphere, Enola is an experience that will crawl under your skin and stay there long after you’ve uncovered the disturbing mystery of this twisted, psychological nightmare.
Features:
- Story-driven - Enola may be a horror game, but from gameplay elements to level design, Enola pushes the boundaries of the genre with a captivating and intriguing love story
- Horror without paranormal elements - Enola pushes the emotional boundaries of the player, putting them in an isolated, defenseless state of mind.
- Unconstrained mechanics - The mix of first person mechanics and old-school adventure games allows players to keep track of clues and figure out puzzles without the constraints of traditional point-and-click interfaces.
- Frighteningly calculated puzzles - Death traps meant to put players' nerves to the test. Some puzzles are the usual "fail and try again" ones, but in other cases, failing can mean death.
- Superb voice acting and musical score. - Enola now offers a spine chilling soundtrack and immersive voice acting and sound effects. Superb voice acting and musical score.
Articles
"Enola told its story of hope in the darkness with a graceful hand, but one that was still willing to mire itself in the more horrible aspects of its tale. Managing to be both subtle and brutal at points, it has been polarizing for some of the people who played it."
Enola is now available on Steam
NewsEnola is now available on Steam. However, fear not. If you got Enola from Desura, GamersGate, etc., that version will be updated too. Also, you are entitled...
An updated build, finally
NewsNews on a new build, finally. Here I let you know why this update took so long and what you can expect.
Last levels, stats and endings
NewsQuick update: Enola will feature 8 levels, 2 difficulty levels and 5 endings (2 good endings, 2 bad endings, one surprise ending).
New updates, misc stuff and soundtrack!
NewsWe've been working a lot to update Enola, and today we are making available version 0.10. It's still in alpha, and it's still incomplete, but we are getting...
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Ok this is kinda weird, the guy with the guess account comment was talking something about deleting comments and its actually true, at least if you logout from your account you will see some comments with "pending approval" which yesterday was free to the public...
When you're not logged in, nothing from the "Guest" account is viewable because the account is more like a way (for trolls) to post anonymously: Imagizer.imageshack.us
You can visit the Guest account without loggin-in and you'll see all the comments there as marked as "pending approval" Indiedb.com
Good to know... i just want to say... trolls will be trolls and good people will be good people.. you know the comments that really just not aporting something value for this forum, for my opinion you are most like a creative director rather than a video game designer, what im trying to say is: you have a strong narrative and imagination but was limited in the final product due game desing resources at your disposal(programmers, time, designers,etc) so i suggest for you next project try to make a game keeping in mind the strongest part you have and not just graphics or game mechanics(a point & click adventure will be terrific and makes you shine the strongest part you have(story telling,director,etc)... i think you did a great work here (its your first game!!!) Cheers up!!!
Right now I'm working on a more "gameplay first, gameplay second, story third" project with other people and I'm thinking what other "story-driven" game could be made (plus figuring out what kind of gameplay to use), even if the story also ends up being hated by the extremely vocal "oh-so-anti-SJW crowd" even if I am not a "SJW" but someone who simply likes certain types of genres, and the stories that interest me don't usually fit their criteria.
I'm also switching to a different engine for various reasons including trying to avoid any comparisons between games. For example, while it is true that Enola was made with the same engine used to develop Ethan Carter, it is also true that the guys behind Ethan Carter have 10 times the talent and experience than anyone I'll find in my country at the moment.
Smart move, actually UDK is harder than unity, for me unity is the best option for indies with low resources, i heard that ue4 its c++ with some visual scripting but the learning curve doesnt worth it. Unity is kick ***.... Hey i have to admit i got interested on your new proyect, when will be released? can i have access to beta? photos? more game play than story?
Actually to me UDK was easier because I am not a coder but I know how to work with PLCs (programmable logic controllers) and the Unreal Kismet is very similar to working with those.
For Unity I am learning this tool Playmaker beacuse it's also similar to working with PLCs. My problem is, since I am not a coder, I can't know the sintax differences between A and B programming language (and I'm too lazy to learn), so more visual tools are better suited for me.
I don't really know when the "gameplay first" game will be shown, because we would like to have something playable but also somewhat cool-looking (even if it's so-so quality and not final quality) so people look at something more than cubes moving around the screen. I think early 2015 is a safe assumption. The original plan is to develop that one using UE 4, but it may change and we may end up using Unity for that one as well. We depend on multiplayer functionality, and other things, because it will be a multiplayer-only game.
The "story first," not sure because that depends on how fast I can learn Unity. All I know is that it will also have a female protagonist and that it may end up being some sort of point and click / action-ish adventure game, if the combination of the two plays well. I'm hoping to have a small proof of concept for early next year as well.
Lol the guest reply its me.... i just forget to log in LOL.
Just one ATM, the multiplayer game. That one has some pretty basic stuff implemented, and we're building on that (different game modes and all that, to stay away from the regular deathmach, capture the flag or king of the hill).
The other one needs a story first, so I'm just learning Unity and making a few experiments while I figure out what the story could be, so development for that one will begin in a few months.
Well, thank for all the information you share with me(and community) its nice to know that you take all that time to answer, hope everything works well for you... Pz out.
Cool, are you going greenlight or trying to distribute yourself?
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