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Feb. 17th, 2014
February 17, 2014
Feb. 17th, 2014 11:59 pmI would really like to make an interactive story using the Twine application. Even a short one. Something to share, mostly.
Of course, there is still the interactive-story Tumblr idea. Using images from Flickr I could do a lot with that. It doesn't have to be a great work of literature, just a good experience for readers/players.
I would probably make it a bit meta. Using my idea of being a minor chara in someone's novel, that is. The reader/player could choose to insert themselves into the main chara's plot, create their own story, or revolt by starting an anti-author cult.
But if I try too hard, this may fall by the wayside like everything else has. So let's keep it light, eh?
It seems harmless enough. Complicated storylines and mass quantities of details are not desirable in interactive fiction, so there is that.
Of course, there is still the interactive-story Tumblr idea. Using images from Flickr I could do a lot with that. It doesn't have to be a great work of literature, just a good experience for readers/players.
I would probably make it a bit meta. Using my idea of being a minor chara in someone's novel, that is. The reader/player could choose to insert themselves into the main chara's plot, create their own story, or revolt by starting an anti-author cult.
But if I try too hard, this may fall by the wayside like everything else has. So let's keep it light, eh?
It seems harmless enough. Complicated storylines and mass quantities of details are not desirable in interactive fiction, so there is that.
