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''Jen's Quest Demo Title Screen''
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| ReleaseDate = May 21, {{2002}}
| ReleaseVersion = 0.2
| ProjectStatus = {{AbandonedFanAGI}}
| Developer = {{JoelMcCormick}}
| Publisher = {{JoelMcCormick}}
| Designer = {{JoelMcCormick}}
| Source = {{NoSource}}<!-- {{Source}}Included in download -->
| Category = {{FanAGIGame}}
| Type = {{FanAGIDemoGame}}
| Genre = {{Adventure}}
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| Engine = {{AGI2}}
| Platform = {{DOS}}
| Localization = {{English}}
| Website =
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==<br /><br /> Description ==
 
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The '''''Jen's Quest''''' demo uses interpreter version 2.917.
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==<br /> Screenshots ==
 
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==<br /> Synopsis ==
 
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My first AGI project, and the only real "project" that's still ongoing. The title was not originally going to be Jen's Quest, but when I released a demo in October of 1998, I needed something to call it, so that's what it came to be called. At the time, I called it the "tentative" title, but considering that it's still what I'm calling the game after eight years, it probably isn't going to change anytime soon.
You are Jen, a shapeshifter, who besides that, is just your typical college girl. One day, however, after discovering your roommate is kidnapped, find you must travel to a different world, and explore new settings, and meet new people in order to save her. What will she discover? What are Jen's secrets themselves? Find out in this exciting game!
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==<br /> About ==


The game is about a girl named Jennifer who happens to have the ability to change her shape at will. One day, when she goes out to dinner with her parents, who arrived at her dorm without calling first, she returns to find her roommate, Kristen, gone. A ransom note that was clearly intended for someone else leads Jennifer on a quest to correct this case of mistaken identity and save her best friend.
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{{Quote|Attrib = {{DavidSmithQ}}<ref>[[wayback:20060622034934/http://eds.org/~david/agi/fanmade/jen.htm|eds.org/~david/agi/fanmade/jen.htm]] (web archive)</ref>
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I am actually quite a big fan of this game. The graphics aren't that great (at least in the work in progress that was released) but the story really is great. This game takes character development and character realism very seriously, which makes it all the better. The situations between Jen, her parents, her roommate, are very realistic, and highly enhance the game. Jen just seems like a real person (despite being a shapeshifter). The technical aspects are all pretty good, although I would improve some of the animated views. The set of understood commands is pretty good also. Most everything I wanted to type was understood. Overall, I'd say this game has tons of promise, and I really look forward to seeing more about. Joel, too, is a kick-ass dude.


After years of on-and-off development on the project, I have set a goal to release Jen's Quest some time in 2007.  
Note: Unfortunately, Joel has discontinued working on this game. :( He apparently, doesn't have as much time for AGI as he used. But, he is still around.
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==<br /> Download ==
* [[Image:ZIP.png|ZIP File]] [[AGI:FanGames/JensQuestDemo.zip|Jen's Quest Demo]]<span class="DLInfo"> (ZIP file) [116 KB]</span>
==<br /> Walkthroughs/Hints ==
* <span class="Inactive"><!--[[Image:ZIP.PNG|ZIP File]] [[AGI:FanGames/Walkthrough.zip| Walkthrough]]-->No walkthrough available.</span>
==<br /> References ==
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==<br /> Related Links ==
* [[Fan AGI Release List]]
* [[:Category:Fan Releases|Fan Releases]]
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 16 February 2025


Jen's Quest Demo
File:JensQuestDemoSS.png

Jen's Quest Demo Title Screen

Release Date: May 21, 2002
Latest Version: 0.2
Project Status: Abandoned
Developer(s): Joel McCormick
Publisher: Joel McCormick
Designer(s): Joel McCormick
Source Available:  No
Category: Game
Type: Demo
Genre: Adventure
Theme(s):
Engine: AGI2
Platform: MS-DOS
Localization: English
Website:





Description

The Jen's Quest demo uses interpreter version 2.917.


Screenshots

File:JensQuestDemoSS1.png File:JensQuestDemoSS2.png


Synopsis

David Smith[1] wrote:

You are Jen, a shapeshifter, who besides that, is just your typical college girl. One day, however, after discovering your roommate is kidnapped, find you must travel to a different world, and explore new settings, and meet new people in order to save her. What will she discover? What are Jen's secrets themselves? Find out in this exciting game!


About

David Smith[2] wrote:

I am actually quite a big fan of this game. The graphics aren't that great (at least in the work in progress that was released) but the story really is great. This game takes character development and character realism very seriously, which makes it all the better. The situations between Jen, her parents, her roommate, are very realistic, and highly enhance the game. Jen just seems like a real person (despite being a shapeshifter). The technical aspects are all pretty good, although I would improve some of the animated views. The set of understood commands is pretty good also. Most everything I wanted to type was understood. Overall, I'd say this game has tons of promise, and I really look forward to seeing more about. Joel, too, is a kick-ass dude.

Note: Unfortunately, Joel has discontinued working on this game. :( He apparently, doesn't have as much time for AGI as he used. But, he is still around.


Download


Walkthroughs/Hints

  • No walkthrough available.


References

  1. ↑ eds.org/~david/agi/fanmade/jen.htm (web archive)
  2. ↑ eds.org/~david/agi/fanmade/jen.htm (web archive)


Related Links

 

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