Popular games built on game engine Twine
"Open Sorcery" is a game about technology, magic and becoming a person.
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.
An interactive comic, in which you play as under-cover operative Cinder. Your mission is to infiltrate the Royal Ball and dodge the guards to steal the Secret Military Plans before the clock strikes midnight. The opulence of Versailles disgusts you as you walk through the gilded rooms. Then there is the prince who keeps getting in your way.
It's morning. Again. A short interactive story about getting up and depression. Trigger warning: depression and self loathing talks.
One day a community wakes up to a great threat: People who have lived there for more than a century are being evicted from their homes. The invaders' pretext is that the land used to be theirs. Every minute counts and the roar of the tractors gets closer and closer. There is only one way to avoid the worst, and it won't be easy. Welcome to Gaza - São Paulo.
Guide a young woman as she visits old friends and gathers what she needs to fulfill her goal: building an angel.
You have come to this enigmatic house in search of the secret that you know is here. You shall not leave until you find it!
An interactive story about gay teens falling in love on a boat by Brendan Patrick Hennessy, with art by Beck Kubrick.
Stygia has begun to change and unrest is growing in the lands of the dead. Seek out a broken goddess in a haunted district in a search for answers.
Each Tarot card tells a unique tale, so different yet alike all the same. Explore the stories and watch as fate strings them together and dances them to downfall.
In the future, robots cater to man’s every want and need. That is, unless you’re a lowly line cook like Irene Turnsole. After Irene travels to her late father’s home, she discovers that her sister has gone missing and nobody is coming to help find her. To solve the mystery, Irene must dig into the secrets of her father’s corporation, a world on the edge of the Singularity, and her family's own painful past – before precious time runs out. A cyberpunk point-and-click mystery brought to Twine.
Adventure waits for you in a procedurally generated Archipelago! Discover strange new lands. Make a fortune from trading. Swing a Really Big Sword at a dragon. Fight wild beasts – or turn them into your allies. Meet the puffins (if you're really lucky). With dozens of possible enemies, quests, and items, no two visits to the Archipelago are the same.
A gamestorybook by Christopher Hayes and Daniel Talsky.
A very short game about having an uncomfortable conversation with a vaguely sinister white guy.
In the 80s and 90s, Japanese publishing company Futabasha released a series of gamebook adaptations of various video games. Part of their "Famicom Game Book Series" was January of 1987's "Metroid: Zebes Invasion Order", written by Nobuyuki Shioda and illustrated by Arisaka Sumi. The game book is a retelling of the original Metroid video game, with an extra adventure taking place as part of an expanded ending sequence. Twinetroid is a conversion of this gamebook into interactive fiction game engine Twine. The game is freely available online at Metroid fansite Metroid Database.
A short piece of Interactive Fiction written by Liz England for Twiny Jam.
by Freyja Katra Erlingsdóttir Two wars have left humanity licking its wounds. Earth is gone, its fleets becoming nomadic, searching the stars for somewhere to call home. In one of the scattered flotilla, a navy pilot meets a wanderer. Their culture and customs, still human, are foreign. Perhaps a sign of things to come for another part of humanity.
This game does not involve catching of any monsters; rather it involves a person's questioning and realization of their gender based on such a game.
Animal TF Game
A short interactive fiction about Internet discourse.
The sky is dark. It is a time of mystery, change and struggle. It is a time of opportunity. In this asymmetric, two-player piece of interactive fiction, you and your partner each take on the role of a leader of a great nation on the last night of a war. A war one side did not even know it was fighting. Will you play as the general of the King’s army, riding north to retake the lands that rebelled against the royal line hundreds of years ago? Or will you play the Dictator of the Republic, who finds herself abandoned in a city wholly unprepared for war, now apparently only able to decide what her last few hours will look like in the city that she loves? Both have little doubt that the city of Alexisgrad will fall tonight. The question that both must ask is how it will fall.