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emyrian rated a game 3 years ago
A browser game made in HTML5.

Blood magic is a cool combat concept for a turn-based RPG!

DuendeonFuego updated a munchmouth 3 years ago
A browser munchmouth made in HTML5.
Updated page content.
3 new uploads:
MunchBorksyRoughShortTime.html 267 kB
MunchBorksyRoughShortThings.html 267 kB
MunchBorksyTime2.html Play in browser
A browser game made in HTML5.

Very fun! I had to play a few times, and I still haven't seen all the possibilities that I want to!

The only glitch I noticed is that when you click "Slumber" it kind of wigs out showing a batch of text before going black and giving the next bit of story.

And the only typo I noticed was when you say you don't want a drink it says "They'd look at you" and I assume the "They'd" is just supposed to be "They". Unless I am misunderstanding something.


I am excited to play through the other possibilities!

Splash Ink updated a game 3 years ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
1 new upload:
Tonight's Drink Twine v1.4.1.zip Play in browser
A browser game made in HTML5.
Updated page content. Added platforms Windows, macOS, Linux, Android.
A browser munchmouth made in HTML5.

This was awesome!

The first thing I did was try to go up the stairs, did you purposely leave out the "not yet" there because you don't use them in that scene?

My favorite part was playing as the toy airplane. It was short, but after living in these (your?) childhood footsteps, controlling the flight of the plane sunk me into full force childlike imagination!

The descriptive taste of the raspberries definitely had me laughing after everything else.

Question:
In the first scene, was "hotdog" meant to be plural like the rest of the foods?

DuendeonFuego published a munchmouth 3 years ago
A browser munchmouth made in HTML5.
A short story about the past. Use WASD or arrow keys to move around and interact. Created for Fortnightly Fiction Jam 12.
A browser story made in HTML5.

This was a very enjoyable story!
We all know writer's block at some point and it is cool to read a story about someone struggling with it.
I enjoyed the options. At first, I was drawn to the folded-up piece of paper, but then I was inclined to read them in chronological order. I decided to indulge my first instinct, and I think it made the story much better. It led me down a path where I started out more capable of relating with the character, as I learned about them. And even though I related the least with the last one I chose, I had a greater understanding and draw to the character.

One Question: At the beach, were they sharing one pb&j sandwich? Or was it meant to be "sandwiches"?

Splash Ink published a game 3 years ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Submitted to Fortnightly Fiction Jam 12 Content warning: This story mentions racism/slavery in a fantasy (D&D) setting. A short world-building supplement written for my D&D campaign. You play as a human customer (canonically named Lynn), wh...
A browser game made in HTML5.
In a race against the encroaching twilight, Cendryn—Queen of the Vampires—flees from Vampire Hunters and a legion of Soldiers. Cendryn had hoped for minimal bloodshed when she set out to save her longtime friend—though somewhat unreli...
R. Lawler published a story 3 years ago
A browser story made in HTML5.
Heat Rises : A short, lightly interactive story about writer's block, time and memory About 1500 words, or about 5 minutes long. Contains one ending but branching paths. Created for the Fortnightly Fiction Jam 12 with the theme "Lost Time."