KeyQuest

CHAPTER ONE CONTENT WARNING: Mildly coarse language. Descriptions of abduction, amnesia, blood, and serious injury. No romance whatsoever. 

You have been warned.

You awaken to find yourself tied up in a basement, with no memory of who you are besides your own name. As KURIE, find clues from your surroundings and piece together how you got here. But be wary - evil is lurking all around. You must be diligent in order to escape with your life.

This unique, multimedia work of interactive fiction features:

- 30+ passages of adorable original pixel art and animations balanced by witty original writing and story

- Immersive visual and sound design, ensuring that both the characters and the viewers have the same experience

- The mysterious linear beginnings of a virtual choose-your-own-adventure story

For best results, please view this project while connected to the internet. Images and sounds are hosted on the web and may not work properly if there is no internet connection.

Copyright ©️ 2024 Vicki Li. All rights reserved.

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This is an "interactive webcomic" with a style inspired by Homestuck. There is only one chapter so far (as of 22/04/2024). I am also working on (regular) comics intended to expand on KeyQuest's lore, so please look out for those in the coming months! Any updates to the original interactive webcomic may be limited, however. I am a university student working alone, so please be patient. 

To keep up with updates for all of my projects, please consider joining my community Discord server! Link to the server > https://discord.gg/BERx5Vvcs9

I created KeyQuest's story by myself over two months in early 2024 for a school project. All art, writing, characters, design and story are original and mine. Audio is taken from copyright-free sites and belong to their respective owners. See credits for more details. 

Any and all constructive feedback is welcome and very much appreciated! Please do not repost any of the content of my project anywhere without explicit permission from myself. Recommending and sharing my work is appreciated, but please remember to give proper credit when you do so.

Thanks for viewing my project! I hope you enjoy your experience. - Vicki Li