Paranormal Preparatory School Free Download

Overview Paranormal Preparatory School:

This boarding school for supernaturals isn’t hell, but it is on top of it! Can you make peace between the vampire and werewolf students, close the portal to hell, and save the world? Paranormal Preparatory School is a 340,000-word interactive comedic dark fantasy novel by David Spain. It’s entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. You’re the only mortal human student at Cavalcade Academy, a school for supernatural beings. Zombies, werewolves, vampires, and more live and study within its ivy-clad walls. Centuries of hatred between vampires and werewolves have led to deep divides between the two species, and this school is the latest battleground. Your eldritch magic powers will be essential to earn the respect of your peers. With the opening of the elite St. Mary’s Academy next door–a private school full of pampered, privileged mortal humans–your fellow supernatural students will face their first interaction with humanity. Your school’s reputation is at stake, to say nothing of what the wealthy upper-class St. Mary’s students will think of their paranormal neighbors! And now, as a portal to hell opens beneath Cavalcade Academy, you’ll need to ally with vampires, werewolves, humans, a ghost, and a cyborg zombie to close it. Make the wrong decisions, and it could mean the end of you, your classmates, and perhaps even the entire world. Play as male, female, or nonbinary; gay, straight, bi, asexual, or poly Choose a side in a centuries–old feud: ally with the vampire clan or werewolf pack; or try to heal the rift between them. Save the world from the encroaching flames of hell that rise through the portal near your school.

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Help your classmates promote undead rights–or flee back to the mortal realm. Infiltrate the elite neighboring school to discover the origin of your frightening visions. Accept a vampire’s kiss, return a werewolf’s passion, or transcend the boundaries of death to love a zombie. As for the game itself, I think the story was pretty interesting! I enjoyed the choice options, though I do wish that some of them were less in-your-face about which stat you needed to use/would be influenced by it. And in terms of stats, they were cool, but could have used some descriptions, or perhaps just more clearly updated? My saving the world bar was at like, 39% I think? Which was odd, since, well I did save the world LOL I feel like it should have been higher.