I’ve learned a few things from MetaHuman Inc. ($6.99), the latest interactive fiction release from Choice Of Games. First, with …
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The thing about visual novels is that it’s hard to know what to expect until you actually get into the …
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I make a terrible Arthur. It’s not something I’ve had to put much thought into in my life, so I …
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As much fun as they can be, at the end of the day, most pieces of interactive fiction have stories …
As regular readers know, I play a lot of interactive fiction games. Visual novels, gamebooks, text adventures, I enjoy them …
The flexibility of topics in the interactive fiction genre is one of its greatest strengths. I’ve said this before, but …
I don’t know about you, friends, but when I play games that give me moral choices, I tend to stick …
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Much as I’ve enjoyed recent releases from gamebook publisher Tin Man Games, I have to admit there’s been one area …
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If there’s one thing, above all else, that you should take away from The Doom Beneath ($1.99), it’s that you …
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The biggest strength of interactive fiction is in how it lets the player shape the story of the game. While …
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