It's been about a year since we released Alpen Ghoul. Seeing people actually play the game was a huge thrill, but it also opened my eyes to how much I still had to learn about game design. I've been continuously making games since then, and I've grown significantly better at it. We've made some massive updates for Alpen Ghoul's Anniversary. If you've never played the game, now is the best time to jump in.
Here are a few of the things you can expect if you dive into Alpen Ghoul in 2024:
A brand new TERRIFYING addition to the second ending.
• The second ending is now even more TERRIFYING and easier to attain by the average player, although it won't be a cakewalk, everyone should be able to access the secret ending relatively easily.
Improved controls; you can now slide with ease, even uphill.
• Alpen Ghoul is a fast-paced, high-speed horror game. As such, the Slide Mechanic, used to escape the Yeti, is now easier to control and faster. You can even slide uphill.
New story elements that unfold every time you reach the cabin.
• These messages were not featured in the original game. For the anniversary update, there are now new story and lore segments that will play every time you reach the cabin.
Enhanced secret tape system, making it easier for everyone to find the secret ending (which, did I mention, is more terrifying than ever).
• The secret tapes are now larger and glow, making them much easier to find. Larger tapes aid in the exploration of the mountain environment. They also have voice acted clues to help players solve the secret ending.
And perhaps the most significant update: a VOLUME SLIDER!
There are numerous other small changes made to enhance the Alpen Ghoul experience. Who knows, I might make major updates in the future. I want Alpen Ghoul to keep players guessing, never truly knowing how much in hidden in the game.
Check it out for FREE on:
Steam: Store.steampowered.com
and Itchio: Brocbois.itch.io
Watch the Updates Trailer: Youtube.com
Good luck and have fun!
