Interactive TV startup EKO released four new choose-your-own-adventure videos on their platform yesterday.
Play Now: RESIDENT EVIL Choose Your Own Adventure
Capcom has released a free-to-play, choose your own adventure Resident Evil game called"Escape For Halloween". The game is available to play in your browser right now.
X-FILES Choose Your Own Adventure Highlights Storyscape Launch
FoxNext Games' newly released Storyscape is the latest choose-your-own-adventure interactive fiction mobile app. It gives gamers access to familiar stories, like an all new Titanic movie-inspired drama as well as an all new X-Files mystery, among other original genre adventure.
Deathtrap Dungeon Preview from EGX 2019
Branching Narrative revealed a first-look demo of their new interactive video adaption of Ian Livingston's classic gamebook adventure Deathtrap Dungeon at EGX 2019 in London a couple of days back.
The Jury Room: HUGE Interactive Series Coming to eko
Barry Levinson, the Oscar winning director of Rain Man is partnering with eko on an upcoming interactive series called "The Jury Room". The live action drama series is slated for a 2020 release on eko’s own platform.
Trailer: YouTube’s First Interactive Series
YouTube has debuted a trailer for their first interactive original show, a special starring gaming personality Markiplier who gets viewers to lead him through a heist undertaking a covert mission to rob the world’s most secure museum.
This is Why Wallmart Invested $250 Million in eko
When Wallmart invested millions into eko, what were they hoping to get? Now we know it was immersive advertising.
First Look: Netflix’s Voice-Controlled “The 3% Challenge”
Netflix and Doppio Games have created a new voice-controlled game as part of their lead-up to the new season of the acclaimed sci-fi series 3%. The game is a free multiplayer game called The 3% Challenge.
Three Car-Based Interactive Fiction Games from 2019
Besides being set in cabs, these three games from 2019 also share one important thing in common - they all look extremely well designed.
Getting Misgendered by Douglas Adams’ “Bureaucracy”
The outrageous, satirical game was inspired by a real-life mishap that befell Adams when he attempted to change his address prior to moving into a new home.
