Independent Gaming: Death Wears a Fedora (Fedora Spade, Episode 3)

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Death Wears a Fedora (Fedora Spade, Episode 3)

The third episode in the Fedora Spade series has been released. If you played the first two, you'll probably like this one. If you haven't, it's an adventure game with a detective motif: you have to search for and gather clues to solve a case.

Orchard-L also began requesting donations with this game. He lives in Indonesia, where most people make only a few dollars a day. So donations to him would go a long way.

Name: Fedora Spade: Death Wears a Fedora
Developer: RPGCreations
Category: Detective/Adventure
Type: Freeware, but donations requested
Size: 3MB
Direct download link: Click here

Labels: fedora spade, rpgcreations

Posted at 10:43 AM by miyamoto-SAN

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Anonymous said at 11/22/2007 02:22:00 PM:

Thanks for the heads up.

Anonymous said at 11/24/2007 02:58:00 AM:

Nice, very nice. Any place I could find a walkthrough or some hints, though? I seem to be missing notes 1 and 4, and can't really progress the plot. I've even tried interrogating Theo now...

Anonymous said at 11/24/2007 04:05:00 AM:

Hi,

pkt-zer0, you can get the FAQ here: http://www.studioeres.com/fedora/FAQ.rar

Please keep in mind that this is very rough at best. If you still need any help with the game, just let me know :).

-Orchard,

Anonymous said at 11/24/2007 10:09:00 AM:

Thanks, that did it just fine.
Was a pretty good episode, I liked how your options were increased with the word-input puzzles and the interrogations Though I wish you'd just get to unraveling parts of Fedora Spade's dark past a bit sooner. :)

Anonymous said at 11/24/2007 05:16:00 PM:

Thanks, and yeah, I'll do that soon enough. Unraveling Fedora's past, I mean. I think I was still thinking in terms of Phoenix Wright for the episode format:
Episode 1 - intro episode.
Episode 2, 3 - filler episodes with some foreshadowing.
Episode 4 - the finale.

Orchard,

Anonymous said at 12/03/2007 12:10:00 PM:

Am really enjoying these - but there's a point where you have to enter dates in a number and hyphen format. And for some reason it doesn't recognise my hyphen (-) key! So I can't enter the dates required. Will this prevent me uncovering a vital clue? If so any ideas on what I can do about it?