ChooseYourStory.com is a community-driven website centered on Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style storygames. Members create their own storygames, read and comment on other members’ storygames, participate in the forum, and improve their writing ability.

Your Fate Like Clockwork [137 Total Storygames] Love & Dating. First comes love, then comes marriage ...

2011年9月28日 · The promise of alternate outcomes beckons, rendering each playthrough a voyage of discovery. The allure lies not only in the destination but in the multitude of journeys that lead there. The expansive network of storylines ensures that each iteration is a new adventure, and the labyrinthine narrative beckons explorers with the allure of hidden ...

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The rediscovered Choose-Your-Own-Adventure stories quickly spread throughout the higher levels of academia. It seemed to finally reach the popular culture in the 1980's where it exploded with a bang. By 1984, over 3000 books were written and even Choose-Your-Own-Adventure movies were produced. Unfortunately, the renewed movement was quickly ...

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2012年11月13日 · As a massive fan of that genre, DMW was extremely easy to get instantly hooked. Its a serious, mostly grounded take, but isn't afraid to include and put its own spin on the normal but enjoyable tropes such as different types of zombies to smash and playing as an Average Joe who must balance morality and ethics with survival and practicality.

2012年3月7日 · The witty narration and self-aware commentary do little to distract from the clear lack of challenge or real threat to your character. Being able to survive Phase One using only common sense and not taking any risks or inserting yourself into danger and chaos makes sense, but the author sort of implies it will get harder as the game and, thus ...

2007年10月9日 · This is a particularly interesting theme, given that the nature of the choose-your-own-adventure format prevents anthing from ever truly being fated. It’s done well, however. The focus on fate and the “purity” of the narrator’s death powers is what makes this game more than just a hack-n-slash kill-em-all adventure.

ChooseYourStory.com is a community-driven website centered around Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style storygames. Members create their own storygames, play others members' storygames, participate in the forums, and a bunch of other things. Currently, the site has: 77,397 Members; 36,286 Total Storygames (1,054 Published)