Interactive Fiction

Reviews
November 7, 2017
Subsurface Circular Review: Wholly Engrossing
By Nik Ives-Allison
The word ‘stunning’ isn’t often used to describe text-based mystery-adventure games, but it’s hard to find a more accurate descriptor for Subsurface Circular, the latest outing from beloved indie studio Bithell Games. From the storytelling to the score, this is one of …
Walkthroughs
September 22, 2017
Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story Walkthrough
By Rebekah Valentine
Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story simulates an actual lost phone, pointless food pictures and all. You, the finder of the phone, want to do right by its owner and return it or alert a close friend, but as your well-intentioned …
Deals
August 30, 2017
Device 6 is Still Incredible, On Sale for $1
By Jim Squires
If you somehow haven’t played Simogo’s 2014 masterpiece Device 6, the universe is presenting you with a very good incentive to do so. Normally $3.99 on the App Store, you can grab Device 6 for $0.99 right now. We’re not sure …
Upcoming
August 25, 2017
Reigns: Her Majesty Embraces the Wild Lives of Queens
By Jim Squires
For fans of narrative games, Reigns was just about the coolest thing to hit the market in 2016. The game combined a card-based storytelling system with a series of checks and balances that — if knocked in disarray — would …
Upcoming
August 4, 2017
Spiritual Successor to ‘A Normal Lost Phone’ Coming Later this Summer
By Jillian Werner
Earlier this year, developer Accidental Queens brought us a moving and intricate story of a missing person told through the life they left behind inside their phone. A Normal Lost Phone put players in the shoes of a random passerby …
Reviews
July 27, 2017
The Lion’s Song Review: So Many Layers
By Jillian Werner
The Lion’s Song is an engrossing work of interactive storytelling that emphasizes character development over action. While it may be reminiscent of a point-and-click adventure at first glance thanks to its detailed scenes filled with areas to investigate and explore, …
Reviews
May 15, 2017
Artificial Superintelligence Review: Reigns Supreme?
By Simon Reed
Artificial Superintelligence is a game about making choices. They’re binary choices — you can swipe left or right when you’ve got a decision to make. The outcome affects the comings and goings of the AI company that you’re the head …
Reviews
March 31, 2017
Star Billions Review: All Good Things…
By Jillian Werner
Star Billions: A Sci-Fi Adventure is an engrossing, moving, playful experience that spans three complete episodes and multiple galaxies. While it plays out as a work of interactive fiction in the sometimes-idle vein of series like Lifeline, Star Billions’ characters, …

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Tag: Interactive Fiction

Subsurface Circular Review: Wholly Engrossing

Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story Walkthrough

Device 6 is Still Incredible, On Sale for $1

Reigns: Her Majesty Embraces the Wild Lives of Queens

Spiritual Successor to ‘A Normal Lost Phone’ Coming Later this Summer

The Lion’s Song Review: So Many Layers

Artificial Superintelligence Review: Reigns Supreme?

Star Billions Review: All Good Things…

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