Journey of the Prairie King - Revision history

imported>Swift To The Core: Rollback

2026-04-16T03:41:09Z

Rollback

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	\|[[File:baddy8.gif]]		\|[[File:baddy8.gif]]
	\|~~Weird looking dog thing~~		\|Gopher
	\|style="font-size: larger;"\|∞		\|style="font-size: larger;"\|∞
	\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.		\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.

	~~this mutated dog thing~~ may carry the player on a parade float after defeating a boss. ~~this only occurs under the rare Pibby Glitch~~		Gophers may carry the player on a parade float after defeating a boss.
	\|Random		\|Random
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imported>Melondog at 23:26, 15 April 2026

2026-04-15T23:26:20Z

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	\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.		\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.

	~~Gophers~~ may carry the player on a parade float after defeating a boss.		this mutated dog thing may carry the player on a parade float after defeating a boss. this only occurs under the rare Pibby Glitch
	\|Random		\|Random
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imported>Melondog at 23:24, 15 April 2026

2026-04-15T23:24:41Z

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	\|[[File:baddy8.gif]]		\|[[File:baddy8.gif]]
	\|~~Gopher~~		\|Weird looking dog thing
	\|style="font-size: larger;"\|∞		\|style="font-size: larger;"\|∞
	\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.		\|Distracts enemies, drawing them towards it and killing them on impact. Does not harm the player and cannot be killed by the player. Disappears after it has fully crossed the screen.

imported>Margotbean: Reverted edits by Flower est. (talk) to last revision by Margotbean

2025-06-16T04:00:54Z

Reverted edits by Flower est. (talk) to last revision by Margotbean

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	The player begins with four lives (shown as "x3" in the upper left), and is instantly killed upon contact with an enemy or projectile. Losing every life (when the counter changes from "x0" to "x-1") results in a Game Over. In each level, a timer bar counts down at the top of the screen while waves of [[#Enemies\|enemies]] appear from the edges of the screen and move toward the player. Enemies stop spawning when the timer bar has counted down completely, and the level is completed when all enemies are defeated, allowing progress to the next area.		The player begins with four lives (shown as "x3" in the upper left), and is instantly killed upon contact with an enemy or projectile. Losing every life (when the counter changes from "x0" to "x-1") results in a Game Over. In each level, a timer bar counts down at the top of the screen while waves of [[#Enemies\|enemies]] appear from the edges of the screen and move toward the player. Enemies stop spawning when the timer bar has counted down completely, and the level is completed when all enemies are defeated, allowing progress to the next area.

	Enemies will sometimes drop [[#Items Dropped by Enemies\|power-ups]], coins and extra lives upon being killed. One power-up at a time can be stored in a slot in the top-left, and can be activated by pressing {{Key\|Space}}. If a power-up is picked up while another is already being held, the new power-up is consumed immediately. Power-ups last only for a short time.~~pooop~~		Enemies will sometimes drop [[#Items Dropped by Enemies\|power-ups]], coins and extra lives upon being killed. One power-up at a time can be stored in a slot in the top-left, and can be activated by pressing {{Key\|Space}}. If a power-up is picked up while another is already being held, the new power-up is consumed immediately. Power-ups last only for a short time.

	==Items Dropped by Enemies==		==Items Dropped by Enemies==

imported>Flower est.: /* Gameplay Mechanics */

2025-06-16T03:26:07Z

Gameplay Mechanics

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	The player begins with four lives (shown as "x3" in the upper left), and is instantly killed upon contact with an enemy or projectile. Losing every life (when the counter changes from "x0" to "x-1") results in a Game Over. In each level, a timer bar counts down at the top of the screen while waves of [[#Enemies\|enemies]] appear from the edges of the screen and move toward the player. Enemies stop spawning when the timer bar has counted down completely, and the level is completed when all enemies are defeated, allowing progress to the next area.		The player begins with four lives (shown as "x3" in the upper left), and is instantly killed upon contact with an enemy or projectile. Losing every life (when the counter changes from "x0" to "x-1") results in a Game Over. In each level, a timer bar counts down at the top of the screen while waves of [[#Enemies\|enemies]] appear from the edges of the screen and move toward the player. Enemies stop spawning when the timer bar has counted down completely, and the level is completed when all enemies are defeated, allowing progress to the next area.

	Enemies will sometimes drop [[#Items Dropped by Enemies\|power-ups]], coins and extra lives upon being killed. One power-up at a time can be stored in a slot in the top-left, and can be activated by pressing {{Key\|Space}}. If a power-up is picked up while another is already being held, the new power-up is consumed immediately. Power-ups last only for a short time.		Enemies will sometimes drop [[#Items Dropped by Enemies\|power-ups]], coins and extra lives upon being killed. One power-up at a time can be stored in a slot in the top-left, and can be activated by pressing {{Key\|Space}}. If a power-up is picked up while another is already being held, the new power-up is consumed immediately. Power-ups last only for a short time.pooop

	==Items Dropped by Enemies==		==Items Dropped by Enemies==

imported>Margotbean: Reverted edits by Soulseeker39 (talk) to last revision by ThatGamerBlue

2025-05-01T19:38:00Z

Reverted edits by Soulseeker39 (talk) to last revision by ThatGamerBlue

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	'''Journey of the Prairie King''' is a SmashTV-style minigame that can be played on one of the arcade machines in [[The Stardrop Saloon]]. Beating the game will award the player with a [[Prairie King Arcade System]], delivered by mail the next day. [[Abigail]] also possesses a console version of the game that can be played during her 2-Heart Event. Random elements of the game are '''''not''''' affected by [[Luck]].<ref name="CAquote" />		'''Journey of the Prairie King''' is a SmashTV-style minigame that can be played on one of the arcade machines in [[The Stardrop Saloon]]. Beating the game will award the player with a [[Prairie King Arcade System]], delivered by mail the next day. [[Abigail]] also possesses a console version of the game that can be played during her 2-Heart Event. Random elements of the game are '''''not''''' affected by [[Luck]].<ref name="CAquote" />

	''Please note that none of the power-ups or enemies ~~aren't~~ referenced by any name in-game, so they have been named by members of the community.''		''Please note that none of the power-ups or enemies are referenced by any name in-game, so they have been named by members of the community.''

	==Gameplay Mechanics==		==Gameplay Mechanics==

imported>Soulseeker39: at the top it said please note that the items are named in game instead of saying they aren't named in game. i fixed that

2025-05-01T17:40:45Z

at the top it said please note that the items are named in game instead of saying they aren't named in game. i fixed that

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	'''Journey of the Prairie King''' is a SmashTV-style minigame that can be played on one of the arcade machines in [[The Stardrop Saloon]]. Beating the game will award the player with a [[Prairie King Arcade System]], delivered by mail the next day. [[Abigail]] also possesses a console version of the game that can be played during her 2-Heart Event. Random elements of the game are '''''not''''' affected by [[Luck]].<ref name="CAquote" />		'''Journey of the Prairie King''' is a SmashTV-style minigame that can be played on one of the arcade machines in [[The Stardrop Saloon]]. Beating the game will award the player with a [[Prairie King Arcade System]], delivered by mail the next day. [[Abigail]] also possesses a console version of the game that can be played during her 2-Heart Event. Random elements of the game are '''''not''''' affected by [[Luck]].<ref name="CAquote" />

	''Please note that none of the power-ups or enemies ~~are~~ referenced by any name in-game, so they have been named by members of the community.''		''Please note that none of the power-ups or enemies aren't referenced by any name in-game, so they have been named by members of the community.''

	==Gameplay Mechanics==		==Gameplay Mechanics==

imported>ThatGamerBlue: add boss healths

2025-01-02T13:40:14Z

add boss healths

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	\|[[File:Boss1.gif]]		\|[[File:Boss1.gif]]
	\|Cowboy		\|Cowboy
	\|		\|50 (1st fight), 100 (2nd fight)
	\|Both fights with the cowboy take place in open fields with little cover. The player and cowboy are separated by a ravine/river, which can only be crossed with a lucky smoke bomb. The cowboy will run out of cover and shoot a volley of bullets upwards, sometimes matching the player's movements, before retreating back to cover. He often pauses behind cover, and sometimes outside of cover. Upon dying, the boss drops an extra life, a bridge appears crossing the river, and a raft pickup appears which sends the player to the next stage.		\|Both fights with the cowboy take place in open fields with little cover. The player and cowboy are separated by a ravine/river, which can only be crossed with a lucky smoke bomb. The cowboy will run out of cover and shoot a volley of bullets upwards, sometimes matching the player's movements, before retreating back to cover. He often pauses behind cover, and sometimes outside of cover. Upon dying, the boss drops an extra life, a bridge appears crossing the river, and a raft pickup appears which sends the player to the next stage.
	\|Stage 1 (area 5), Stage 2 (area 4)		\|Stage 1 (area 5), Stage 2 (area 4)
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	\|[[File:Boss3.gif]]		\|[[File:Boss3.gif]]
	\|Fector		\|Fector
	\|		\|350
	\|Fector is the final boss and is significantly more difficult than the Cowboy. Movement is not restricted on this stage, for the player or for Fector. Fector can fire directly at the player, or in eight directions as with the Wheel power-up. As his health decreases, he starts summoning enemies. The player is victorious after defeating Fector.		\|Fector is the final boss and is significantly more difficult than the Cowboy. Movement is not restricted on this stage, for the player or for Fector. Fector can fire directly at the player, or in eight directions as with the Wheel power-up. As his health decreases, he starts summoning enemies. The player is victorious after defeating Fector.
	\|Stage 3 (area 4)		\|Stage 3 (area 4)

imported>Margotbean at 19:14, 9 October 2024

2024-10-09T19:14:20Z

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	** If the zoom level is high enough, parts of the screen will be cut off. Playing on the default zoom level in windowed mode results in enough cutoff to hide the time bar at the top.		** If the zoom level is high enough, parts of the screen will be cut off. Playing on the default zoom level in windowed mode results in enough cutoff to hide the time bar at the top.
	* The title of the game is most likely a reference to the [[wikipedia:List of River King video games\|"River King" games]] (a series of fishing RPGs made by Marvelous, who also made the Harvest Moon/Bokujo Monogatari series), specifically the Game Boy title released in the US as ''Legend of the River King''.		* The title of the game is most likely a reference to the [[wikipedia:List of River King video games\|"River King" games]] (a series of fishing RPGs made by Marvelous, who also made the Harvest Moon/Bokujo Monogatari series), specifically the Game Boy title released in the US as ''Legend of the River King''.
	* Unlike elsewhere in Stardew Valley, pressing ~~the~~ {{Key\|Esc}} does not pause the game, exiting instead. It can ~~however~~ be paused by opening the Steam overlay.		* Unlike elsewhere in Stardew Valley, pressing {{Key\|Esc}} does not pause the game, exiting instead. Unlike with [[Junimo Kart]], {{Key\|p}} does not pause the game either. The game can be paused on PC by opening the Steam overlay.

	==Bugs==		==Bugs==

imported>Kemmy: /* Trivia */ Adding a trivia about the possibility to pause the Steam version of the game

2024-10-09T16:28:53Z

Trivia: Adding a trivia about the possibility to pause the Steam version of the game

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:28, 9 October 2024
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	** If the zoom level is high enough, parts of the screen will be cut off. Playing on the default zoom level in windowed mode results in enough cutoff to hide the time bar at the top.		** If the zoom level is high enough, parts of the screen will be cut off. Playing on the default zoom level in windowed mode results in enough cutoff to hide the time bar at the top.
	* The title of the game is most likely a reference to the [[wikipedia:List of River King video games\|"River King" games]] (a series of fishing RPGs made by Marvelous, who also made the Harvest Moon/Bokujo Monogatari series), specifically the Game Boy title released in the US as ''Legend of the River King''.		* The title of the game is most likely a reference to the [[wikipedia:List of River King video games\|"River King" games]] (a series of fishing RPGs made by Marvelous, who also made the Harvest Moon/Bokujo Monogatari series), specifically the Game Boy title released in the US as ''Legend of the River King''.
			* Unlike elsewhere in Stardew Valley, pressing the {{Key\|Esc}} does not pause the game, exiting instead. It can however be paused by opening the Steam overlay.

	==Bugs==		==Bugs==