Popular games built on game engine Twine
"Open Sorcery" is a game about technology, magic and becoming a person.
Degrees of Lewdity is a text-based erotic sandbox roleplaying game, currently in development by Vrelnir.
Depression Quest is an interactive fiction game where you play as someone living with depression. You are given a series of everyday life events and have to attempt to manage your illness, relationships, job, and possible treatment. This game aims to show other sufferers of depression that they are not alone in their feelings, and to illustrate to people who may not understand the illness the depths of what it can do to people.
Sometimes people give pieces of themselves away. Sometimes they give too much and who they are wears thin. They become an absence. A hole in the world. And a terrible Light shines through.
This piece contains aspects of body horror, self-harm, and other potentially triggering elements.
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You need to buy a phone charger is a game about a struggling artist trying to buy a phone cable in a late-capitalist, enshittified-to-the-max, internet hellscape. Good luck!
an adventure in making shit up as you go along and praying it works
~~cutting edge, cinematic crappy apartment shower realism~~
A non-fiction twine about separation after marriage.
I made this game in 2013 after I went to PAX East, where a dude I'd just met in person pissed all over my personal boundaries and slam dunked them into a trash can. I was angry and this helped me feel much better!
A very cool dating sim that takes that happens in the future with bears that live in space and eat jam and stuff
Traveler is a short work of interactive fiction about identity, existence, purpose, and loss. It features four endings and infinite procedurally-generated planets.
It's morning. Again. A short interactive story about getting up and depression. Trigger warning: depression and self loathing talks.
Mémoire 0079 is a narrative adventure game about exploring a wiki-like interface to uncover the secret history of a mecha war between earth and space in the uncomfortably not-so-distant future.
Lady Thalia is back in London and back to her old tricks, putting up with Britain’s social elite by day so she can steal from them by night. But that doesn’t mean things are easy, what with her husband back from abroad and a new detective hot on her trail. Still, she’s not going to let those little things distract her from pulling off the heist of her career, even if she needs a bit of help to do it… Explore London, match wits with friends and foes, and steal everything that’s not nailed down (and some things that are) in this gripping installment of the Lady Thalia series!
Four trans girlfriends go on a road trip to a dark sky park, to see the perseid meteor shower. A 6.5k-long story, with small branches but a single ending. There's very little conflict, drama, no-one dies. Just a good time.
An exploration of the one left behind. There is a way out - more than one, in fact - you just might have to wander a while before you find them. Content warning for Hamlet-typical explorations of murder, suicide, and death in general, alongside a similarly Shakespeare-typical understanding of "insanity". Also, spoilers for a centuries-old play (bet you can't guess which one).
Nadia Nazari has a lot of unknowns to contend with in her Grade 12 year. Like how can she run an entire school newspaper with only one employee? Why has her estranged ex best friend suddenly come back into her life? How is her long-term boyfriend going to react when he finds out she's bisexual? And oh yeah — WHAT'S UP WITH ALL THE FREAKY GHOST RACCOONS HAUNTING HER HIGH SCHOOL??
You've been out there for a while. Now it's time to come home.
The year is 1999. The place is Godfield, Louisiana: the tech capital of the world, where the sky bleeds acid and the mud boils in the bayou. It’s time for your state-mandated digital therapy. Computerfriend is a text-based interactive fiction game by Kit Riemer. 20-60 minute playtime, 6 endings.