Interactive fiction
Replayable version
A non linear interactive storyStill in development Play 1 is Dylan's story Play 2 is a confused old man Play 3 are memories Trigger warning: References Dementia, Death, Suicide
Stori ryngweithiol, anlinol Dal i gael ei datblygu Chwarae 1 yw stori Dylan Chwarae 2 yw hen ddyn dryslyd Chwarae 3 yw atgofion ⚠️ Rhybudd sbardun: Cyfeiriadau at Ddementia, Marwolaeth, Hunanladdiad
You are suddenly awake...
It is 3:14...
Game style play
In development - feedback welcome
A Palimpsest of Faint Memories of Brother Gerald of Wales, Virginia Woolf, Siegfried Sassoon and George Bernard Shaw
Hypertext fiction
Enhanced version of I will fetch you
Who do you believe?
William Crowther and his wife Pat were co-workers at Bolt, Beranek and Newman in Boston. They were also cavers. When the Crowthers' marriage ended, William felt estranged from his daughters, and decided to write for them a computer simulation of his caving experiences combined with elements borrowed from Dungeons and Dragons. I
One family - three different lives.
At nine-fifteen on a Friday morning, a colliery spoil tip on the hillside above the village of Aberfan collapsed. Half a million tonnes of liquefied mining waste rolled down into Pantglas Junior School, where the children had just arrived for the last day before half-term. One hundred and sixteen children died. Twenty-eight adults. The tip had been built on a mountain spring. The National Coal Board had been warned. Nobody had listened.
A rail accidnet at Abergele. A linear narrative.