Lonely Wolf Treat: The Complete Series

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To do: Version differences, subpages for future bad ends and individual chapters (ch4 off-screen smiley face and inaccessible(?) window in Wormwood)

Lonely Wolf Treat: The Complete Series is a game about a wolf who moves into a town full of rabbits. It compiles all chapters of the series, the first six of which were previously released as standalone games.

Unused Dialogue#

To do: chapter 6 bad end, and maybe move this whole thing to a subpage?

Chapter 3 Bad End#

To do: video

Directly after entering Momxie's house, the game returns to the main menu since the content is unfinished, but one extra line is written afterward (and one with only the facial expression). The game then fades to black and lets you walk around Ginseng, but you aren't able to see anything.
Placed afterward are duplicates of some rooms from chapter 4. All sign interactions are the same as they are in chapter 4, but all the interact text is notably depressed-sounding, and the dialogue includes Trick saying similar things as they do in chapter 4, but with a tired Moxie responding to them.

badend3-stationspring#

InsteRail:

Ticket machine:

To the clearing in the woods (restricts you from entering):

badend3-foxyden#

Upon entering map:

Doors to the den (restricts you from entering, and strangely exists only on the left door):

The railways up and down the mountain have an empty dialogue box before restricting you from continuing as usual.

badend3-entrancespring#

Upon entering room (same as chapter 4 dialogue, but with Moxie):

Interacting with gate:

Mousse is present, and his dialogue is exactly the same as it is in chapter 4. This is currently the final room of the bad end.

Unused Music#

swamp.ogg
Background music to be used for Chapter 8 Part 3's swamp area.

Unused Maps#

swamp#

A room using the swamp tileset, with a patch of dirt in the shape of a frog.

epilogue#

Modified version of the chapter select. None of the NPCs are interactable, but the door on the right leads to the music room.

musicroom#

An empty room with two interactable events. The first plays "lonely wolf", and the second plays "lost in snow".

Unused Graphics#

To do: Swamp tileset

This dialogue portrait for Cassia goes unused in the final game.

Character Stats#

To do: Different character classes have unique battle stat curves.

Despite not being visible in the game, and despite Treat and Mochi being the only party members to ever be able to enter a battle, all eight party members have RPG levels that align with their ages (besides Phoenix who is zero years old). The levels are also internally labelled as "Age".

Developer Comments#

wanted to animate these but cant get it to work...

Annotation on the chapter image popups in the chapter select.

moxie starts to freak out a bit

An event in the currently-unused bad end of chapter 3, as Moxie walks with Trick to Treat's house, does nothing, but has this comment.

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# * Fast skippy!
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# from https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=82kf46aBmgY
# thank you 黒崎 綾人!!!!

The code for skipping to the end of a text box by pressing Z or holding Ctrl is annotated by credit to the YouTube video the code was taken from.