Re: OT: nonlinear fiction -- was: Re: Non-linear full-2d writing (again)

On 1/28/06, Keith Gaughan <kmgaughan@...> wrote:
> Worth mentioning here are text adventures (or "interactive fiction", as
> people have taken to calling it to make it more "respectable"); and
> within that genre are oddities like Andrew Plotkin's rather excellent
> "Space Beneath the Window", where the "game", if you can call it that,
> consists of reading the text and typing a word from it to focus on.
> Depending on where you put your focus, the story goes in rather dramatic
> directions.
Neat. I haven't managed to get it past the "... shall we go" scene though. :-/

 - Sai