WaveyGames

@waveygames.bsky.social

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Hello! I'm an indie game developer interested in adventure games, retro gaming, pixel art and pointin' 'n' clickin'. I do take the occasional influence from modern games though and I'm no purist. Play my games here: https://wavey-games.itch.io/ He/Him

A celestial scene with an allegorical wind bugging the hell out.
A background with a room in a wonky perspective. A furnace is burning on the left and on the right is a door shining with light. Curtains are drawn on the forefront. The walls and floor are adorned with mosaic ornamentation and glass bottles litter the back wall. This is an alchemy lab and a witch lives here.
Kim spinning around uncontrollably in Disco Elysium
A band sits on a square. They're in trouble because the bass is missing strings and the shaker has been emptied. The saxophone player is revealed to be the renown Double Sax Diva.
A scroll floats beside a medieval city that says: 'of greedy kings and ruthless bandits.'
An alchemical cooking device is rattling and producing smoke in a room with ornate tapestry.
A panel has opened onto a tree. A marble seems to be missing and help is asked from a monk with a huge dangly headress.
Title Screen from an upcoming Wavey Games' Production: The Dissident. It shows a revolving tape reel in the background.
A screenshot from the adventure game Celestial Coffee Quest. Displays a huge cabbage about to be eaten.
Sketches and plans for the location 'Angry Mall' in pepper odyssey. Also stuff for the Jungle location.
A review for Pepper Odyssey it reads: "This oddball survival-lite adventure is slow-paced and a bit grindy, but in a zen sort of way. The gameplay loop mostly consists of exploring the different areas of the island to gather currency and supplies while making your way towards one of the game's multiple endings. The island isn't large and you'll be seeing the same locations frequently, but it's less about moving constantly forward and more about deciding what to explore and when, based on your current supplies and needs. Combat is frequent and dangerous. Enemies can be defeated either with raw violence or with dialogue, which takes the form of reading poems, screeds, and textbooks to your opponent. I found this to be the more reliable approach, since your gun and knife will often miss, but you'll need the right literature on hand. Your approach to combat also influences your reputation, which will determine which of the game's factions will give you their endgame quest (if you decide to approach them at all - there are other endings as well). Character progression has a few dimensions. Your base health and damage (as well as your enemies') will increase every so often during the game with an earthquake; this seems to be based on how much total scrap you accrue, but I'm not sure. Collecting different masks will give you advantages in combat, such as making certain literature more effective. There are other opportunities to become stronger here and there, as well, if you look for them. It's not for everyone, so check out the demo if you're unsure, but the imagination and humor make it stand out. I completed one of the endings in about 6 hours, being pretty cautious and doing more grinding than I really ended up needing. I'd like to replay it at some point to check out the other endings."
A clip of a battle in Pepper Odyssey. The opponent is a Pillar Enthusiast, a lively red creature with a floral hat. They are read a Page of Marq. de Sade which arouses disgust.
Plans for the LUX Hotel area. There are sketches of events that happen there as well as chaotic notes all around. What strikes my eye is the sketch of a Hunter Chef which never ended up in the game!
A mushroom with a big wide mouth about to explode
A good review for pepper odyssey, an indie game: "Having played around in this world for a little bit, I must say I'm intrigued. I never play RPGs, and I seldom do point-and-click-type things, but I found the surreal old-school aesthetic charming enough to draw me in. I am undoubtedly terrible at the game but I think if it looks like your thing, you will probably enjoy it!"
A good review! "I got bored at 5am and decided to sort new releases on steam by release date and found this game. I've been playing this game for about 2 hours now and as the firse Pepperer id like to say this game is amazing. I'm so lost in my journey. I will be sharing this game with friends, I must spread the good word of Pepper Odyssey. It's a calming, very interesting, and very unique experience so far. Thank you for blessing me with Peppers."
A red Manic Mushroom who is AMAAAZED with mouth open wide! A candy-colored mushroom forest can be spied in the background.
A manic mushroom with mouth WIIIIIDE open! Out of amazement.
A battle against a pile of leaves. The video showcases a feature to call a tactical scroll easier than before.
Just a picture of Pepper Odyssey's steam page with excessive arrows guiding to the wishlist button
Po Boy! A working class part time thief loitering in a crumped down alley.
A trailer for Pepper Odyssey demo. It shows a bunch of game mechanics like trading and fighting. The environments seen are a ruin filled with sadness, a jungle, a luxurious hotel. A fight is seen against a creepy branch with skull headed fruits, a mean pirate-esque guard and a sad pile of leaves, the last of which ends in a hug.
A floating entity with stalactites hanging from it. It guards a fragment of a stone you want. You'll have to fight it with literature. The clip displays changing masks in mid of battle
A Traveling Lamppost gives you gameplay tips saying "if you want a life of violence, you should start early on."
The protagonist of Crow Country facing an eerie tall skeleton enemy with long limbs. The style is awesome grainy lowpoly rendering, and it's strangely cute at times.
A battle from the game Pepper Odyssey. The opponents name is Disgusting Dandy. He's makes creepy advances on you but is saddened through poetry.
A silhouette of a shamanic figure is dancing on the sea floor, a text reads: 'You envision a feverish shape. It speaks in your direction: "A poor thing; wrecked and fragile. Which mask would cover that dummy head of yours? What mask would suit such a frail, battered vessel? A Mask of Cowardice for you. A Mask of Cowardice for the play of Chance."'
Netanyahu's Wanted Poster by The Left
A video showcasing the options menu of Pepper Odyssey, it's got a new logo, audio settings and different cursor graphics to choose from.
A chunk of old code I don't remember writing. It has some weird math on it that proved not to work with another aspect of the game. I wrote a comment: "Old, don't even know what blocking function" xD
A window overlooking an island. A contraption guides the player towards the LUX hotel.
800 followers! A graffiti with beige soft round letters. The zeroes look like donuts!
The player is met by a being whose head has shrunk and a larger face has formed in its belly. This being is an Astronomer of a faction in the island of Pepper Odyssey.
A screenshot from the game Disillusion. A three eyed blue blob says: 'There is not a pork chop slop trough chance in hog hell anyone can survive an attack like that.'
A very joyful looking character with a wide hat adorned with flowers and a feather. He's holding a miniature pillar. A WIP character from the rpg Pepper Odyssey.
An area from where you may enter a blueish dark forest.
A Mask Trader who has been a pain to code.
A character has gotten cozy under a blanket, laying stretched on a divan. On the table there's a candle, a cup of tea and some hanafuda cards. In the background stands a vase of flowers. Beside the image there's a text saying 'Tea Drinker. A blankified Tea Drinker invites you to enjoy a cup of tea. Health +1.'