Undead Unicorns

Undead Unicorns is an FPP game, where the scene starts in a household, listening to kids'  rhymes about the lion and the unicorn through a radio.

Scene 2, you end up in the land of the unded with lots of graves with something glowing above each tombstone, and theres a giant horse like statue, that gives you a little waring about this world. You explore fragments of stories in first person narration from the tomb stones, and end up finding a door in a big rock. 

Scene 3 enter through the door, leads to an abandoned dungeon, where there are lots of books opened in different chambers of the dungeon, that tells bits of narratives from this conspiracy theory, and theres a treasure chest, which is empty.

Scene 4, back to the graveyard, you connect the dots, still finding missing elements of the story. You go back to the giant horse statue, decrypt its message, and go on an adventure to the land of gods (the other side of the land of undead) and seek the giant lion’s statue. For more cues, find the horn of the unicorn. Return to unicorn.

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BUILD IN DEVELOPMENT, ONLY THE SCENES 1, 2, AND 3  ARE INCORPORATED.  SCENE 2 AND SCENE 3 STILL NEED NARRATIVE DESIGN AND PLANNING BEFORE MERGING THEM INTO THE PROTOTYPE.

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There's a tale of a war between a Lion and a Unicorn.

Both are said to be fierce beasts gifted with powers - brute strength and reflexes for the Lion, and Magical Powers for the Unicorn. They are both qualified emperors who can rule other beasts. But they differ in the way they rule, the Lion more of a dictator and the Unicorn more of a democrat, thus the Rivalry. They are said to have fought for 28 years in space, the first 14 where the Unicorn was being chased, and the next 14 where the roles reversed and the Unicorn chased the Lion. By the end of the 28th year, the Lion was said to have come down to earth, while trying to flee from death, as the Unicorn’s horn was very too close to piercing through the Lion. But, the Lion took a sharp turn, making the Unicorn hit a tree and get its horn struck.

The opportunistic Lion capitalized on this occasion defeated the Unicorn, and emerged victorious.

Now is the time for conspiracies.

1. If the Unicorn was so powerful that it fought the Lion for 28 years, why does its defeat sound so dumb? Was it dumb that it didn’t consider the landscape of the fight?

2. ⁠Or, did the Lion manipulate the story after emerging victorious to make the Unicorn be seen as a pathetic dumb creature?

3. ⁠is a mere tree a fate decider in this long war? Or was it a tree that helped the Lion?

Theory of this Narrative: 

1. The being who helped the Lion was “St. Lucifer,” the embodiment of the sin of greed.

2. ⁠Lucifer tricked the Lion into believing him and made the Lion betray the Unicorn. The Lion only realizes this much later after it realizes Lucifer intends to extract the Unicorn’s powers to make him the King of the world and rule it from the shadows. 

3. ⁠The Lion fought Lucifer, and was cursed to become a mere statue, just like he made the Unicorn, and then modified the history to remain in the shadows. 

4. ⁠Though Lucifer is the master of curses, he couldn’t make the Unicorn’s horn his own. The horn was eluding from his grasp, but cursed to not meet the rightful master by itself.

5. ⁠When the time comes by, a mortal who is capable of acting as a vessel to hold the horn’s power will find their way to the land of the undead, and if they return the horn to the Unicorn’s statue, the Unicorn will be resurrected and will have the power to resurrect the Lion as well.