A text-based RPG set in the absurd, candy-colored suburb of Lollipop Circle. You play as a hero recruited by Stacy — a goth girl on a mission to protect the mysterious "Magical Stacy's Mom" artifact from a growing list of ridiculous villains such Carl, BENJAMIN, and if you are lucky… STACY and their mom. Enjoy the journey where a wave-based combat loop and fight regular enemies with an occasional boss battle. Between fights you can visit a casino, blacksmith, restaurant, and store. The game features colorized scrolling text, dynamic battle music (pulled from a 753-clip library), online/offline modes, a leaderboard, and a party system with NPCs (kinda works???).
Game is a little weird as a warning, play at your own risk.
The arcade cabinet runs an offline version of the game, meaning you do not get a real time API that connects to the Counterstrike market to actively grab the current prices for the cases and other Counterstrike items in the game (I really enjoy playing Counterstrike).
I made the arcade cabinet in one night due to needing to put together my presentation for ICMC at the same time, which was the next night at 2AM since it was in Germany... I was in LA.
Some other cool elements is that I got it running on my old Raspberry Pi 2 with 1 GB of RAM, which was quite difficult due to it originally struggling on a Macbook Pro. It also ported into PyGame which was a major reason we got it running on the Pi. It also allowed it to be more user friendly since we could use a controller rather then having to use terminal.