Documenting the Rise of Interactive Fiction
The world of Survive the Blackout isn’t your average extravagantly stylized, far-fetched post-apocalyptic setting. The game presents a plausible scenario of the fall of human civilization.
Read More Manage Survivors in Apocalyptic SURVIVE THE BLACKOUTWitness critical world events surrounding cyber-threats, ransomware, online phishing and DDoS attacks as they unfold in real time.
Read More Breacher Story: Slick, Paranoid Cyberpunk IFWe finally have a release date for Sam Barlow’s hotly anticipated Telling Lies, the interactive video follow-up to his critically acclaimed Her Story. In a Tweet from Annapurna Interactive, that included a new video look at the project, the date was announced as this Friday, August 23, 2019.
Read More Annapurna Announces “Telling Lies” Release DateShe Sees Red is a new interactive, live-action thriller produced by Rhinotales, a group of filmmakers and game designers who formed specifically to experiment with blending the language of cinema and games together.
Read More Trailer: Interactive Movie “She Sees Red”Author and developer Andrew G. Schneider has released an enhanced desktop version of his interactive fiction game Nocked! True Tales of Robin Hood, which originally saw life as an iOS-only text adventure in 2017.
Read More Indie Spotlight: Nocked! True Tales of Robin HoodFollowing in the footsteps of Japanese horror maestro Junji Ito (check out his story collection Smashed), Ho’s branching story focuses on a single night where a slumber party is about to take a dangerous, nightmarish turn. Putting the reader in the driver’s seat, your choices determine the fates of two girls involved.
Read More Indie Spotlight: Grotesque BeautyJon Ingold takes our burning questions about Heaven’s Vault and what the future of interactive fiction looks like.
Read More Interview: inkle’s Jon Ingold Talks Heaven’s Vault