Category: Twine

For my updated Twine story, I added an option that allows the player to respond multiple times to SOS messages if they choose. I also added two additional passages as options for the player, each including two images. I plan to expand these passages further to extend the story.

Here’s my updated tween project; I added more visuals this time and edited the text.

I added some new pictures to the story to make the game feel more real and more enjoyable to play.

The scenery images are set to about 80% width and others stay at 50%, so that the pictures don’t get too big and cover up the whole page.

I also changed the text so that it turns gray after players click a link on the page.
It makes the page less tiring to look at and helps players focus on the new parts of the story without seeing too many words at once.

This week, I completed the full story. Using if statements, I created many textual variations based on player choices. The next step is to add images to most passages.

This week, I added onto my project and tried to include a counter that keeps track of how many Zodiacs are collected throughout the game. I plan on trying to add more variables so that I do not have as many cards.

My project begins with a setting that is probably familiar to all: a usual school morning. My story starts with what seems to be a simple choice of whom to ask for a pen, but your decision will lead you to polar opposite story lines.

Update on my project – Players can now choose to go back home or keep going. You can also tag more than once if you’re feeling risky. I added images and variables to make the game more interactive.

I created images in my drawing program and edited the text in the game so it doesn’t feel like its dragging on with the use of variables.