I mean do you need another reason to subscribe to a webcomic? (Besides character development, worldbuilding, art-style, genre, subtext, character motivation, and coherent plot, I mean.
Read “Kitty’s Day Out” on Tapastic!
https://tapas.io/series/Kittys-Day-Out
Kitty’s Day Out is a comic that acts like a point & click video game.
It contains animation, interactive decision making, visual games searching for hidden clues, and even an ARG if you’re attentive enough.
It’s a Hanna-Barbera inspired, retro-style mystery adventure that takes place during a 1960s/70s time period in the sunny city of Califransisco, where anthropomorphic animals live along-side humans. Kitty just wants to get out and have some fun. But what awaits her in the land of trolleys and poodle skirts?
Read on TAPASTIC
https://tapas.io/series/Kittys-Day-Out/info
Cartoonicus, here:
Oh yeah, did I forget to mention? I’m designing a game.
It’s going to be a point-and-click adventure / visual novel, with a mystery element to it.
It’ll center around anthropomorphic cartoon animals and have a retro 1960s/70s style.
You can follow the progress, here.
https://www.deviantart.com/cartoonicus/gallery/67698823/kitty-and-clawd
Logan and I have been working on a new comic project as part of Inktober.
Introducing “Fitz Feline” the 1920s, animated, ink-blot, cartoon cat.
