mygirlgames.com, The Escape

world war II storyline
SCREENSHOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Music By Q-Music
rated m
free demo Download compressed zip format limitations: The player can battle against the Einsatzgruppen and obtain certain items allowing entrance to some locked areas; however, are not permitted to enter the main area of the castle where the gallery resides nor can they continue the game without access into the main area. purchase full version Add To Cart View Cart This is an electronic transaction. Once the secure payment is made download instructions will be sent via email. objective The player must tackle many obstacles throughout the game in order to get to the main objectives. Aside from the obstacles that have to be accomplished, the player must: 1. Combat the Einsatzgruppen 2. Gain access to the castle. 3. Locate the hidden entrance to the tunnels that lead to the secret room. 4. Rescue Lavana system requirements Minimum Windows Platform DirectX Version 9.0c 1.7GHz+ Processor 384MB of Ram 128MB Video Card Disk Space Demo/Level One - 141MB Full - 216MB Recommended Windows Platform DirectX Version 9.0c 2.0GHz Processor 512MB of Ram 256MB Video Card Disk Spacei Demo/Level One - 141MB Full - 216MB	"the escape ", a pc based video game that takes place in Medzhybizh located in South Western Ukraine during World War II in 1941. A young Jewish girl, Lavana who is in her mid- twenties and her father, Zohar are forced into exile from their village to a judengasse also known as a ghetto. It was established solely for the purpose of enslaving Jews as laborers on the Bundesautobahn (known as a freeway in English terms) construction project ordered by Adolf Hitler. Zohar, a laborer amongst many others who are forced to live in the ghetto are killed in 1942 by the Einsatzgruppen (SS Death Squad) after the freeway is complete. Meanwhile Lavana escapes the Einsatzgruppen as she seeks refuge in the hidden tunnels of the castle at which she discovers during her days spent roaming the ghetto.
	final thoughts on the release of, "the escape " As of today 2-14-08 /1:05AM the demo has been released for download after 1 year in the making. My goal was to create a game that most home computers could keep up with, but I cannot promise it will run on all as each machine varies. This is why I released the demo for those of you who want to try it on your system before purchasing the full version. The game was created on a laptop and was tested and retested on many other machines running on AMD processors with only 128MB + 256MB video cards. The memory of each machine varied from 384MB to 1GB.

	VIRTUAL ART GALLERY in the design process. This will be similar to navigating inside a video game only you will be walking directly into a gallery with classical music and of course art on display. I remember an artist from a gallery asked me during the summer of 2007, "Can you make a friendly game without the gore ?" I can make a virtual gallery. Screenshots are posted. UPDATE: As I was sitting here thinking I decided my final gallery plans are to allow many visitors in at once in real time and those who are browsing the art can communicate with each other.
	CHAT ROOM Once the gallery is released I'm going to complete a virtual chat room project. Choose a theme, pick your character and meet with friends online in a game like setting. This will be in the future as I have ran into too much work during the present.
	june 24, 2008 I will be working on the gallery again very soon as I have had to work back and forth between numerous projects at once. My purpose for the Art Gallery and Virtual Chat is to demonstrate that game engines can be used to create other things besides video games. It also gives those who may not be able to make it out to gallery night for a chance to view online instead. This is a great concept for colleges and galleries to display art work. It can be accessible to many more viewers.
	GAME DESIGN Some time ago I taught myself how to use this engine after I discovered and purchased it. It has a few small glitches like any other; however, I'm learning to expand it's capabilities and to force it to code a smooth running pc video game. Thanks to the guys who have built an update to remove unused entities & segments from the library. I usually get excited for free fonts and Photoshop plug ins, but this made me ecstatic! It works great as long as it is installed prior to the new level creation. If it is installed afterwards the gamecore files go silly (a gun that don't fire, a bullet hole that turns gray, smoke & fire decals that do not show,etc).


below: I created numerous textures for, "The Escape". These do not come with the engine. They are not to be copied and reused.		above: New mountain creation & map/level development. left: In Game Screenshots with dynamic lighting / rollover image.
	NOTE: While the dates and places of this storyline are based on some factual events in history during WWII, the main two characters and story pertaining to them are strictly fictional. This game is not intended for a young audience as it does contain weapons and gore. I take no responsibility for irresponsible parents who do not monitor their child's video game play or internet usage. Because of the electronically submitted data no refunds will be issued. All layouts, logos, images, articles, and all other work on this site was created from ground up by Tammy J. Keiffer (unless stated otherwise) and is not to be copied or used for any purpose with out my written permission. Under no circumstances are the game texture files (owned and created by mygirlgames.com) to be copied and reused. I spent much time creating these files so respect my work
		above: Screenshot of Lavana & textures created for the game.
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