#inform 7

—Proposals for the evolution of Inform E-0015: World model enforcement, subsection "Implicit taking"

Sooo... my partner and I spent the last five weeks writing a parser game, a spooky text-based game where you play as a tiny bugfolk who's very hungry, weirdly hungry actually, but it's fine, it's normal, don't even worry about it. Wear tiny costumes! Eat sweet treats!

This is 100% a passion project, no monetization involved; we worked really hard trying to make a small game that was friendly to beginners, prioritized story over puzzles, and introduces an original world without being overwhelming. I'm proud of our little project and just wanted to share. I'll drop a few parser tips under a read more in case anyone wants to check it out.

idk how likely it is that anyone on the transgender autistic website likes text-based adventure games, but i have an entry in this year's interactive fiction competition if anyone wants to check it out. i'm new to inform 7 and i wrote this in a couple of days, so it's pretty amateur, but i think it came out pretty fun. i would call it a dungeon crawler. you could potentially call it transgender body horror erotica.

a dynamic, responsive interactive fiction experience meant to be played online, this is a prime example of the power and flexibility of both inform 7 and author ryan veeder.

very little fishing is on offer in ryan veeder's authentic fly fishing, and over the course of exploring a bit at a time each day, you can uncover a mystery with a cryptozoological element and get acquainted with a small cast of dramatis personae, largely in absentia.

the more you discover, the more you wonder what the fuck happened and why it's largely just you wandering around the park (a notable exception is a cat which you can befriend and name). the more you wonder, the more you dig.

parser response is stellar: rarely did i EXAMINE/X anything that did not have a description. rooms are crafted to direct you to what you can see and interact with without explicitly saying "hey there's a desk here and maybe you should look at it."

Now the currentstop of the bus is the number corresponding to the destination of the location on the table of stops

Because of course I made some. Filled up the max like last years.

The Lady with the Camellias

This is a short prototype parser, inspired by the titular book from Dumas fils. I thought 500 words would be enough to adapt one of the scenes from the book. It obviously wasn't. But hey, I learned how to make a simple Inform 7 game. If yall are lucky, maybe a longer version drop one day.

machina caerulea

A short sci-fi Twine game inspired by the tale of Bluebeard. Similar in style to last year's Collision. There are 3 endings to this one.

Bon Dieu ! Et une lessive aussi ?