Malaise
| Malaise | |
|---|---|
| Game | |
| Main links | |
| Published | 17 October 2006 |
| Credits | |
| Author | A. Ninny |
| Gameplay | |
| Interaction style |  Parser |
| Literary genre |  Porn/Erotica |
| Location |  Fort |
| Language | English |
| Technical details | |
| Authoring system | TADS 2 |
| Format | TADS 2 |
| License | Freeware |
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The sequel to Moist (Scarlet Herring; 1999; TADS 2). End the suffering of four women trapped in a decaying castle. Contains original characters and descriptions by Scarlet Herring; used with permission.
How it begins
First, you are asked to enter your name.
You just received a letter from Queen Morghana (several months late in delivery) which informs you that she and her three servants (Fanny, Ilsa, and Kim) are trapped in their isolated and hidden castle ever since your last visit, and that they've been alone and suffering for years. The queen invites you to return to them and "shatter their malaise".
Made so incredibly horny by this letter, in nearly no time at all you find yourself outside the castle wearing your clothes and carrying the letter and three souvenirs from your last visit: a vibrator (containing a battery), a tube of lube, and a dildo. There's a pedestal with writing on it here, and as you approach, locked gates appear to block your way south into the castle. Your goal is to end the suffering of all four women and restore their happiness.
WARNING 1: This game contain sexual acts.
WARNING 2: Malaise contains spoilers to puzzles in Moist. The author recommends that the player play Moist first before playing the sequel.
Notable features
- Reuse of the game geography and characters from Moist.
Versions
Release 1.2
Date: 17 October 2006
- Malaise (A. Ninny; 17-Oct-2006; TADS 2).
- Download malaise.zip from aifcommunity.org.
The zipfile contains two files: malaise.gam (the story file) and a readme.txt file.
Related games
- Part of "Moist series":
- Moist (Scarlet Herring; 1999; TADS 2).
- Malaise (A. Ninny; 2006; TADS 2).
Date: 17 October 2006