Favorite Mission and Why

[Jadee Connolly]

My favourite was One Wish by Mangoloo Lala! I haven't played much of SV yet so am still on the hunt for my new favourite

[Penguin Disco]

Wanted to come back here to give a shoutout to Sarah Spunda's "The Day the World Ended" series! The original is an emotional masterpiece, but the spin off missions have continued to build on the story and universe, deepening the characters and lore with each entry. I highly reccommend playing them if you need a good story based mission, and the spin offs are all <10 minutes, so it's a great series to play through for a boost in loyalty/tokens.

Also want to shoutout Kissy My's Fantasy missions. They're nice because they're all short, cute, and full of whimsy. The Witches Cat and The Good Witch are my faves from her.

[Amanda Storm]

Any of Willow Storm's missions that feature her Coolcat. If I'm not picking my mom's missions, I really miss "Saving Atlantis" by Lisa Roader of Smallworlds.

[Kissy My]

"Saving Atlantis" was a great mission

[Et Helthethird]

'Dreaming Three's Company' was one of the first missions I played right when I joined SW... it took me days to finish it, Hahaha! I kept miscounting the plants and always left one behind, I couldn't figure out how to cook, the characters were just posters on the wall... I was completely clueless! When I started dreaming about that mission, that's when I knew I was obsessed XD. I watched other players progress while I was just stuck... so when I finally finished it after like a week, it felt like winning Olympic gold. Later on, I made a parody of that mission, and it was such an honor when the original creator actually played it. After that, I played it all the time just to look back on my noob days. yay!, and the music really set the mood XD... I just remembered the typewriter and my eye started twitching XD

[Aribella Lafonte]

'Dreaming Three's Company' was one of the first missions I played right when I joined SW... it took me days to finish it, Hahaha! I kept miscounting the plants and always left one behind, I couldn't figure out how to cook, the characters were just posters on the wall... I was completely clueless! When I started dreaming about that mission, that's when I knew I was obsessed XD. I watched other players progress while I was just stuck... so when I finally finished it after like a week, it felt like winning Olympic gold. Later on, I made a parody of that mission, and it was such an honor when the original creator actually played it. After that, I played it all the time just to look back on my noob days. yay!, and the music really set the mood XD... I just remembered the typewriter and my eye started twitching XD

That one was made by Mark Gx and I really enjoyed that one too. I have fond memories of it since I liked the show, he did a good job recreating it. I always remember the joke in the flower shop referring Stanley to a cactus. I think it was also one of those I played as well not long after I started playing.

I enjoyed a lot of Mark’s missions.

[Noctus Silvet]

Wow, thank you everybody for your responses. A quick highlight reel on a few newer ones since my last post was months ago:

Explorer:

• 'Shattered Knowledge' by Shane Fahey. Great submission to the relics contest and wanted to highlight the passion, and effort, does not go unnoticed. There are three parts in this series. What I like most about this was the creation of a villain in the story. Everything is programmed very well, and in most missions, you just don't normally see so much time and effort into programming. Above and beyond. I will bet my bottom dollar, and I say this as a competitor, that this player is going to be one of the contest's winners.
• 'Jess's Cake Shop' by Jess Diamond. A food-themed mission with nice music that flows very well and incorporates humor. It's just a happy mission and plays so easily. It's one of those missions you can incorporate into your regular cycle. If you are feeling sad, play this mission and you will feel better. I would love to see the second part in this mission as it says there is a part two coming.
• 'The Fireborn Academy' by Trixi Fang. The space is large and very well decorated. It allows players to explore and look around. I think that's what I like so much about it. It allows for the freedom to roam. It has established its own little fantasy 'realm' in the space. It's obvious a lot of time went into planning the layout and story.

Artist:

• 'Barista Shift' by Courtney Luvgirl. Well decorated light hearted space and easy mission for people who enjoy food-themed missions. This is another mission where if you are having a bad day, just play this mission and it will probably lighten you up.

Social:

• 'Mission to Earth' by Penguin Disco. This mission provides a very modern look at space exploration and the moral dilemma encountered. It is written very well. There's not a lot of missions that incorporate controversial themes and Penguin hit the nail on the head.
• 'To The Moon' by Alpha Rose. This mission is very well written and decorated with a nice soundtrack. I was not aware it was based on a game until the very end. It would probably be considered a bit of a tear jerker to some, but I think that is part of its appeal and purpose. This mission is actually the one that inspired me to finally update this thread.

Gamer:

• 'Mother's Day My %#$' by Willow Storm. I could not stop laughing. This is might be the funniest mission in the entire game.
• 'Elementals: A New Beginning' by Jamie Bondason. I really enjoyed the space decoration and being able to choose the elements. It was so creative. The way it was written just flows very well and is easy to play through. Looking forward to seeing more missions.
• 'Bell Boy' by Neb Peton. Very well decorated. A very creative story for fans of horror and really enjoyed interacting with the NPCs.

This is not an exclusive list. Every single mission created deserves to be appreciated. Period.

The hope is you will all continue sharing, and making, missions you enjoy. That is the purpose of this thread. To share, enjoy, and inspire.

[Shane Fahey]

Wow, thank you everybody for your responses. A quick highlight reel on a few newer ones since my last post was months ago:

Explorer:

• 'Shattered Knowledge' by Shane Fahey. Great submission to the relics contest and wanted to highlight the passion, and effort, does not go unnoticed. There are three parts in this series. What I like most about this was the creation of a villain in the story. Everything is programmed very well, and in most missions, you just don't normally see so much time and effort into programming. Above and beyond. I will bet my bottom dollar, and I say this as a competitor, that this player is going to be one of the contest's winners.
• 'Jess's Cake Shop' by Jess Diamond. A food-themed mission with nice music that flows very well and incorporates humor. It's just a happy mission and plays so easily. It's one of those missions you can incorporate into your regular cycle. If you are feeling sad, play this mission and you will feel better. I would love to see the second part in this mission as it says there is a part two coming.
• 'The Fireborn Academy' by Trixi Fang. The space is large and very well decorated. It allows players to explore and look around. I think that's what I like so much about it. It allows for the freedom to roam. It has established its own little fantasy 'realm' in the space. It's obvious a lot of time went into planning the layout and story.

Artist:

• 'Barista Shift' by Courtney Luvgirl. Well decorated light hearted space and easy mission for people who enjoy food-themed missions. This is another mission where if you are having a bad day, just play this mission and it will probably lighten you up.

Social:

• 'Mission to Earth' by Penguin Disco. This mission provides a very modern look at space exploration and the moral dilemma encountered. It is written very well. There's not a lot of missions that incorporate controversial themes and Penguin hit the nail on the head.
• 'To The Moon' by Alpha Rose. This mission is very well written and decorated with a nice soundtrack. I was not aware it was based on a game until the very end. It would probably be considered a bit of a tear jerker to some, but I think that is part of its appeal and purpose. This mission is actually the one that inspired me to finally update this thread.

Gamer:

• 'Mother's Day My %#$' by Willow Storm. I could not stop laughing. This is might be the funniest mission in the entire game.
• 'Elementals: A New Beginning' by Jamie Bondason. I really enjoyed the space decoration and being able to choose the elements. It was so creative. The way it was written just flows very well and is easy to play through. Looking forward to seeing more missions.
• 'Bell Boy' by Neb Peton. Very well decorated. A very creative story for fans of horror and really enjoyed interacting with the NPCs.

[B]This is not an exclusive list. Every single mission created deserves to be appreciated. Period.

I feel honoured to be mentioned! Thank you very much, that honestly means a lot - it's difficult to tell if people actually remember things you create! Felt a bit demoralised after seeing they don't get many plays so that definitely inspires me to spend more time finishing the last 2 parts

[Penguin Disco]

Wow, thank you everybody for your responses. A quick highlight reel on a few newer ones since my last post was months ago:

Explorer:

• 'Shattered Knowledge' by Shane Fahey. Great submission to the relics contest and wanted to highlight the passion, and effort, does not go unnoticed. There are three parts in this series. What I like most about this was the creation of a villain in the story. Everything is programmed very well, and in most missions, you just don't normally see so much time and effort into programming. Above and beyond. I will bet my bottom dollar, and I say this as a competitor, that this player is going to be one of the contest's winners.
• 'Jess's Cake Shop' by Jess Diamond. A food-themed mission with nice music that flows very well and incorporates humor. It's just a happy mission and plays so easily. It's one of those missions you can incorporate into your regular cycle. If you are feeling sad, play this mission and you will feel better. I would love to see the second part in this mission as it says there is a part two coming.
• 'The Fireborn Academy' by Trixi Fang. The space is large and very well decorated. It allows players to explore and look around. I think that's what I like so much about it. It allows for the freedom to roam. It has established its own little fantasy 'realm' in the space. It's obvious a lot of time went into planning the layout and story.

Artist:

• 'Barista Shift' by Courtney Luvgirl. Well decorated light hearted space and easy mission for people who enjoy food-themed missions. This is another mission where if you are having a bad day, just play this mission and it will probably lighten you up.

Social:

• 'Mission to Earth' by Penguin Disco. This mission provides a very modern look at space exploration and the moral dilemma encountered. It is written very well. There's not a lot of missions that incorporate controversial themes and Penguin hit the nail on the head.
• 'To The Moon' by Alpha Rose. This mission is very well written and decorated with a nice soundtrack. I was not aware it was based on a game until the very end. It would probably be considered a bit of a tear jerker to some, but I think that is part of its appeal and purpose. This mission is actually the one that inspired me to finally update this thread.

Gamer:

• 'Mother's Day My %#$' by Willow Storm. I could not stop laughing. This is might be the funniest mission in the entire game.
• 'Elementals: A New Beginning' by Jamie Bondason. I really enjoyed the space decoration and being able to choose the elements. It was so creative. The way it was written just flows very well and is easy to play through. Looking forward to seeing more missions.
• 'Bell Boy' by Neb Peton. Very well decorated. A very creative story for fans of horror and really enjoyed interacting with the NPCs.

This is not an exclusive list. Every single mission created deserves to be appreciated. Period.

The hope is you will all continue sharing, and making, missions you enjoy. That is the purpose of this thread. To share, enjoy, and inspire.

Aww thanks for mentioning Mission to Earth!

I've played most of the other missions you've mentioned and totally agree with you there - especially for Shattered Knowledge, which has become one of my new favourite series!

[Ace Haxil]

The Collector by Aribella Lafonte!! It's a horror mission with varied endings. Choose your own adventure stuff is my personal jam and this one is so well made.

Bumping this so I can try this one tomorrow