What Could Go Wrong? [Ep. 2 P2a] By WsZgamez

WsZgamez Games released a new game called What Could Go Wrong? and the version is Ep. 2 P2a. The game’s story is about You will play the role of a guy in his late 20s. You work in a workshop for a guy who helped you get out of trouble — the trouble you got into through your own stupidity and hubris. He meets a beautiful lady and from that moment his life gets complicated.

Every choice made by the player will say something about the main character and his past through relationships/dialogue with NPCs. Some choices will show the consequences of the decisions made. That is why I do not want to give too much information here about the MC. The player will learn everything through the character’s interactions with the outside world

Developer:	WsZgamez
File Size:	4.56 GB
Version:	Ep. 2 P2a
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

Ep.2 Part 2a

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MC scores a successful weekend with any of the girls (Amanda, Kaitlin, Shanon, Fay)

Developer Notes:

Finally! It took me longer than I anticipated, but I got to the part where I can release the game. This is a big milestone for me. From the idea to the realization. At the moment, my priority is to push the storyline forward and that is why the animations you will see are what they are. I prefer to focus on world-building, the MC’s story, his adventures and the women he will meet. I was looking forward to releasing the WCgW. This caused me to lose a few nights, but mainly because I was worried whether the game would be positively received and whether it would be to the liking of some people.

I can finally start working on the 2nd part of EP0. As for the game itself, this is not the final state of the game. With each future release, I will try to add new elements to the VN. I hope some of you will like my VN. Please leave an opinion/review and those who can afford it, please consider supporting the project. I am also planning to launch a discord server. One advice, don’t just stick on one choice. Check out every possible options. In my VN, I put a lot of emphasis on making sure every choice has consequences.