Twitch Wins First Emmy With Interactive Series

The win mark’s Twitch’s first Emmy and the third for Su who won his first for his YouTube webseries “The Lizzie Bennet Diaries”, a re-imagining of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice”.

This AI-Driven Text Adventure Writes Itself

The brainchild of Northwestern University neuroscience grad Nathan Whitmore, it was inspired by “Ender’s Game”.

Undone: Rosa Salazar Says New Series Like Bandersnatch

Salazar explains how her time-looping series is unlike other shows – like a piece of interactive fiction where different information leads to different perception of how it ends.

Telltale Games Returns

Key talent from the original company has been hired or contracted by the new Telltale. The new company will be based on a streamlined structure with plans for strategic growth and a focus on its core and new IP’s.

Breacher Story: Slick, Paranoid Cyberpunk IF

Witness critical world events surrounding cyber-threats, ransomware, online phishing and DDoS attacks as they unfold in real time.

Remembering The X-Files FMV Game

The X-Files Game used Hyperbole’s “VirtualCinema” engine, a system designed to deliver immersive cinematic games. VirtualCinema worked by tracking players’ responses and adapting how the game’s characters reacted throughout the game, offering something of a personal and experience.

Remembering the Johnny Mnemonic Interactive Movie

The game had unusually good production value for the time, but this was because the now infamous cyberpunk film starring Keanu Reeves was in production and Propaganda was able to re-used some of the movie’s sets and props because they were filming at the same time.