The Allure of Wanton Cove 1.05 CHEAT Build
Added 2018-04-14 00:52:03 +0000 UTCNew build of The Allure of Wanton Cove is all ready go to!
For everyone who is new to my work, check out the free build of the game, it includes everything that appears in the Cheat Build, minus said Cheat Menu. The cheat menu allows you to adjust stats at will which makes finding some content much easier to find, however all content should be reachable without the need for cheats if you know where to look across multiple playthroughs.

"The Allure of Wanton Cove is a dark tale of horror set within the Cthulhu Mythos created by the renowned author H.P. Lovecraft.
You take on the part of a washed up former detective who could never let go of the last terrible case he worked. Content to live the rest of his life at the bottom of a bottle, his former partner comes knocking, begging for his help. Help that he is loath to give until offered a tantalizing clue that could finally unravel the case that plagues his every waking thought. He accepts, having no idea that the truth he will find is infinitely more terrible than what already haunts him."
Changelog 1.05
-Added new dialog option for Aaron related to Azumi's Origins story.
-Added a new scene for Toby/Sophie that can play out several different ways depending on your Etiquette skill.
-Added five new ambient scenes to the Ruins.
-Improperly coded one of the ambient Ruins scenes in the last build and that was preventing it from appearing. Fixed.
-Updated Case notes related to the Ruins.
-Added Case notes related to the Tentacled Thing.
-Found an ambient event on the waterfront that wasn't properly plugged into the game. It should play normally now.
-Fixed an issue where the fountain scene mentioned the book from the church even if you didn't find it yet.
-Added three new images to the game. Busts for Lady Anne, Pastor Erkon, and Victor.
-Added a missing link to Mr Jackobson's home.
-Did some rewrites to the Deep One loss scenes in the Ruins to reflect the location they take place.
-Ran down and fixed a hand full of minor bugs, including one that was preventing some of Rose Crow's content from appearing as well as preventing Felix' entry from appearing in the case notes.
-Updated "Special Thanks" area with Patrons who pledged at the $10 and up levels. 4/13/18
-Added about 3k words of content to the game bringing the game's total size up to about 384k words of content.
Please Note: There have recently been a few reports of people having troubles unbundling rar files. Because of this I have also included a zip file for download for anyone who experiences troubles or simply wants an alternate format.
Comments
Thank you for the feedback. The clock issue probably isn't going to happen, there's simply too much content that would be affected or affect time that such a task is more effort than I want to pit into the game at this junction. The "Night" content, I was actually thinking of doing something similar to this eventually. I want to add a gambling game where you can potentially earn a little extra money, or if your depravity is high enough I want to add the ability to earn a bit of money by making use of your new assets. I don't always make use of suggestions, but I always appreciate it when people offer them and they are well articulated. Sometimes such things can be adopted into a project, other times they might become something I keep in mind in the future. Its all good.
Aftermath Team
2018-04-19 19:02:54 +0000 UTCIn regard of clock and night - I belive needed effort very much depend approach to doing it. Let's start with clock. You can a function than activating when character goes between areas. To add clock only thing that need to be done, is to add a variable, inisially set on i.e.: 50 add decrease if by one each time function is called. Use it to print hour on left page. Once 'clock' goes to zero, there auto-switch to inn. If You decide that clock is needed, then it's this simple. As for night - I agree that if You were to use existing scenes with all conditions that are already in, adding night mode would make it one unholy mess. But. There is simple solution: to make nigh an alternative mode with inn as a single point of switch. Instead of "go to sleep", there would be also "wait until it's dark". Then night would be set of alternative scenes. Empty inn for example. And let's say town center and waterfront, as going further at night is tad suicidal. Then to exit 'night mode' John needs go back to Inn's room and choose "go to sleep". In general, it should be actually rather easy to do. Only common point is inn's room. Also, it being night means that there is less people and less visibility on details. Than means lesser need to make description variable. All in all, sure, my suggestions I made may not fit the quest, and if so, that 100% OK. But I try to make my suggestion sensible. Meaning, not a wild wishing, but things that can be done with relatively small amount of effort.
2018-04-19 18:24:23 +0000 UTCYou are correct. I'll add that to my checklist of things to do for the next build right now.
Aftermath Team
2018-04-19 12:57:51 +0000 UTCI believe that the cheat menu hasn't actually been updated with all of the latest sex scenes, such as the scenes with the twins, etc
2018-04-19 08:46:07 +0000 UTCI'd received this, and I was sure I had replied to thank you. If I somehow failed to send the reply, then I apologize. Short summary: I actually copied your previous version of the message into my to-do list. I spent a couple of hours working on the items, especially the bugs. Bugs: Largely resolved. Technical: Noted. Will do some of this. Story: Noted. Will do some of this. a: Noted, First meeting is a madness inducing event. Followups are troubling to say the least. I'll look over the scenes to see if there's room for improvement. b: This is NOT Shoggoth, though it strikes some striking similarities. This IS however a leadin for a piece of future content, . . . . . Time: This was avoided early on intentionally. I want the players to have all the time they want to explore (In hindsight, I'd have likely done it a bit differently.) And adding Night to the game would be a significant undertaking (Build in a clock, enforce time progression across every event in the game, plus create a set of night time events and the framework for those new scenes, and that's before any significant content like meaningful scenes. Adding a clock as well as the night related content would likely result in a +/- 20% increase to the game's overall size which could take months of work.) Again, thank you very much for taking the time to share, it is greatly appreciated.
Aftermath Team
2018-04-16 00:35:42 +0000 UTC