Dev Log #7

I've been sick this week so not much progress. Ironing out the NPC framework is more complicated than I hoped and opening that can of worms with half a brain seemed risky. Rather than break everything I tried to develop some of the upcoming characters further.

I've been keeping the main story and character stories secret because I don't want to promise something that ends up not happening. Since I have nothing else to share this week, and I'm already well into adding Emily, here's some details to whet your appetite.

If you played the mini art test game from a few weeks back you'll already know that Emily is an arts student who earns a bit of cash streaming herself gaming. But what are her hopes, her dreams, her deepest secrets? Well, I don't know yet, but what I do know is that she's got a bit of a kink. Emily is into macrophilia.

I don't want to give too much away, getting to know the characters is part of the game, but with the giant version of Emily you'll pretty quickly learn that she's overjoyed to have found a tiny pet. She'll get a terrarium for you and keep it on her bedside table where you can watch her go about her day and she'll even catch some 'friends' for you - other NPCs you can get to know. If you're fine being her pet then food and water will be available in abundance, but you may find life is a little boring. There will be chances to escape but would you hurt her like that?

As for the tiny version, she'll take some time to open up. Life as a tiny is a lot harder than she ever expected but it's still a life she dreamed of for years and she's making the most of it. If you end up in bed with her she'll also have some particularly kinky dirty talk...

Speaking of beds, I realised the scale of things has been badly defined. When I started out the actual size of the player changed constantly, but I did settle on ant sized (too late to change the title to Dorm ANT unfortunately. The pun was right there and I missed it!) The place this is most noticeable is whenever socks are used as beds. You're far too small for that which is a shame because it's a trope I really like.