Chatventures
Sokpop Collective · 2020 · Indie, RPG, Massively Multiplayer, Text-Based, Adventure
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About Chatventures
you travel through a fantasy world where you interact with every thing through text commands such as:
"punch", you can punch enemies and other players! you'll learn more attacks later as well
"look", look around to see where you can travel to which NPCs you can talk to or which objects you can check out!
"go to", you can go to different areas. each area is its own chat room.
"honk", play the sokpop honk sound for everyone in the same room!
features
- 50+ text commands to uncover (some are hidden in plain sight!)
- 50+ areas to explore
- 90+ different items to find
- 30+ enemies to fight
- 20+ NPCs to talk to
- 15+ quests
- character creation :D
!!warning before playing!!
the game generates a password for you so people don't use their real passwords! be sure to remember what that password is!!!
Sokpop makes a new game every two weeks!Subscribe for 3$ per month at sokpop.co
cover art made by Lisa Mantel: https://www.instagram.com/patatjes4life/
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this text-based game for being simple, charming, and engaging, with nostalgic appeal for MUD veterans, though some find it grindy. Common frustrations include unclear mechanics (like figuring out what NPCs sell), lack of descriptive text in many areas, and awkward command names that require lengthy typing, which create unnecessary friction in an otherwise enjoyable experience.
very fun little game, albeit grindy.2 found this helpful
It's so simple but so good. I drew my own map so I could remember where everything was and how to get stuff. I only wish the commands got shorter to type early on. Some of these names are weird!
YES
Great little game!
I grew up playing MUDs, so it isn't the format that I didn't like. It was just...minor frustrations. The text sort of...wiggles and jiggles around. There is probably a way to turn it off, but I didn't bother. In MUDs, whenever you went to a new area the description would be right there. In this game, there often IS no description....but to even find out you have to type look. Every single time. I struggled to even figure out basics. It'll just be...well, one example was the shop. You type go to shop, and you are in. The "scene" just says you can see smalltown out the window and there is bella the merchant (or whatever her name was). Want to buy something? I sure wanted a weapon or armor or SOMETHING. But for the life of my I couldn't figure out what she even sold. buy weapon from bella. buy item from bella. buy anything from bella. ask bella weapons. ask bella items. Nothing. Nada. And "pick up" item instead of get item kept throwing me off. I swear get would be easier than pick up. I don't know...maybe I'm just old and grumpy. I kept getting frustrated that nothing worked like the old days, but there was no explanations on what was going wrong like …
this game is so good i havent left my room in WEEKS
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