The Telwynium

About This Game

The Telwynium: Book One

- Winter's Dawn -

The Telwynium is an early 90s style adventure game, with Sierra SCI0 style graphics, but with a fancy new-fangled point 'n click interface.

Your home, the village of Willows Dene, burns at the hands of the shadowfell. Only the power of the Autumn-Aldor Dwinn stopped it from being overrun completely. Now, led by the Aldor, you flee to the west, for the White City, Aldarris. With you are your childhood friends Tani and Witt, the irritable Uplander Otarr Stronghorn, and a colossal golen of mud and stone, summoned by the Aldor as the shadowfell attacked.

It is your first night away from Willows Dene, and you have first watch.

Made with PowerQuest!

Dave's 2d adventure game toolkit for Unity.

Try it out yourself!

Or grab the source code here to have a look (Use Unity 2018.4)

The First Book of The Telwynium Saga

Book One - Winter's Dawn

Book Two - The Summer King

Book Three - The Shadow of Spring

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How to play

When in doubt, look about!

In this style of game, looking is very important, It's easy to miss things if you're not looking at everything.

Stuck?

Check out the Interactive Spoiler-Free Walkthrough

Left click:

With the Boot cursor to walk.

With the Gauntlet cursor to interact. (Talk, Pick-up, Use).

With the Eye cursor to Examine, and find clues to solve the puzzles.

On an inventory item to Equip it (or examine with the eye cursor).

With an inventory item to use it.

Right click:

To change cursor.

To unequip an inventory item.

C to toggle CRT camera effects.

Credits:

Dave Lloyd (

@DuzzOnDrums

) -  Story, Code, Art

Brandon Blume (

@BrandonBlume

) - Music and SFX

Louis Meyer (

@LouisDMeyer

) - Additional Music

Barney Cumming (

@Powerhoof

) - Walking Animation

Amy Tant (

@Summerbird76

) - Playtesting and proofreading

Interactive Walkthrough

Fonts by

Goatmeal

Some SFX hacked up from old SCI0 games

Meghann O'Neill (

@IndieGames_Muso

) -

Interactive Walkthrough

Special Thanks and inspiration:

Clare & Tom