Tiaradventur
A desperate Princess, on a quest to find seven stolen tiaras, asks for your help. As a Hero in the making, you must not refuse, even in the face of danger! As the story unfolds, you may get to know the Princess better and understand what really is at stake. The legend of Tiaradventur is yours to write! How much intelligence you dedicate to this role-playing puzzle is up to you....
Easy quest.
Pick each tiara and hand it to the Princess to fulfill the easy quest.
Estimated play time: 30 minutes.
Hard quest.
Gently pick all tiaras unbroken, thereby making the Princess happier, a harder quest for which precise timing may sometimes be required.
Estimated play time: 60 minutes.
Hidden challenge.
Obtaining the secret item, after solving the hidden challenge, will subtly alter the game ending.
Game elements.
Characters.
The Hero is you!
Behind her docile appearance, the Princess is actually in charge. Except when wolves attack… or any other puzzling situation has to be solved.
Wolves chase the closest human they find, and are not friendly. They will even throw obtainables astray and when cornered will push Objects.
Obtainables.
The precious tiara is so fragile that it will shatter under too much weight.
The sword can be used to keep wolves away and to slash crates.
One secret item may be discovered.
Objects.
Crates can be pushed, are flammable and float on water.
Boulders can also be pushed but are neither flammable nor float on water.
Trees can't move but are flammable.
Torches will ignite trees when pushed towards them and won't float on water.
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How to play.
Controls.
Move with
Come towards the Princess to talk to her. She is a great storyteller and on occasion may provide useful hints. You may give her certain obtainables.
Use the sword, once obtained, by pressing X. You'll swipe it instinctively when dangerously close to a wolf.
The game saves automatically whenever the Princess safely enters an area containing a new tiara.
Undo
Press [[Z]] or
Restart
Press [[R]] or
Level selector
Opening the selector menu
Press L or the Level-selector-button.
Picking levels in the selector menu
Directly
Type the level name
Start typing the level name and the cursor will move to the correct level. Press
Type the level number
Alternatively, you may type the level number. Press
Arrow keys to move
Press
Closing the selector menu
Pressing Esc or L will close the menu without changing level.
Fullscreen
Toggle Fullscreen by pressing F or
Hints
Request a hint by pressing H or
Music playlist
Toggle the music playlist by pressing M or ♫ (music).
Leaving the current tab or window will also pause the playlist, but it wll resume automatically when appropriate.
Community
Guestbook
Enjoyed Tiaradventur ? Add your message below to the guestbook!
Hall of fame
Once you beat Tiaradventur, you'll be invited to enter Hall of Fame! As soon as you pass the final credits screen after winning, you'll be able to type your name in a new window. Make sure you are connected to the internet, then press Submit to be remembered forever or close the window to forsake your glory.
Game stats
Do you wonder how you compare with other players? Find out in the game stats below.
Mentioned in
Jack Kutilek's Collected Puzzlescript Games.
Credits
Tiaradventur by Pedro, 2018.
Music
Background music by Whitesand.
| Track | Year | License |
|---|---|---|
| Legend of the King | 2017 | CC / Royalty Free |
| Beyond | 2016 | CC / Copyright Free |
| Eternity | 2017 | CC / Copyright Free |
| Friendly Storm | 2017 | CC / Copyright Free |
| Monsters | 2018 | CC / Copyright Free |
Game Engine
Made with Puzzlescript and the Game Bar!
May the source be with you!
Special thanks.
09/2018.
Doomsday One, Alan Hazelden (Draknek) and CHz for spotting important bugs and for useful feedback.
01/2019.
Hunkydory, Joel Fox, Tim Nicholson (mokesmoe) and Skalmantas Šimenas (that Scar) for feedback, finding bugs and unintended solutions.
F.A.Q.
How does the name Tiaradventur mean?
Tiara + Adventure!
What was your inspiration?
The adventure theme was inspired by The Legend of Zelda. A second source of inspiration was Alan Hazelden (Draknek)'s Skipping Stones To Lonely Homes.