seen from Switzerland
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Chile
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from T1
seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Australia
seen from Japan
seen from Canada
seen from United States
Has anyone else ever played a pornographic video game because they were interested in the way the game was made? I've recently gotten rather invested in games made in Twine, specifically those that run in HTML programs. I find the concept fascinating, but I've not been able to find any games made like this that *aren't* porn.
Aftermath
Ayo has questions about the manor experience: it might be too soon for her to ask them.
Manor Hill is an interactive fiction game where you and your choice of good-looking stranger (a naval captain, a mobster, and a con artist) are trapped inside of an enormous mansion. Find out who put you there, and find a way out.
Support me on Ko-fi to access to early access to updates of my interactive fiction projects Manor Hill, Bad Ritual, and Hybrid, as well as monthly drabbles featuring the LIs just like this one! And check out my page on itch.io for various one shots and longer projects!
REGENCY ERA IFs REC LIST 2026
Our old rec lists are getting revamped! Over the next few weeks, we will be posting updated rec lists derived from the previous ones!
As a reminder - this post is continuously updated so feel free to post more recs in the notes! Additionally, we are a small team so please be kind while informing us in case you notice any mistakes!
1970s/1980s/1990s/2000s REC LIST 2026
Our old rec lists are getting revamped! Over the next few weeks, we will be posting updated rec lists derived from the previous ones!
As a reminder - this post is continuously updated so feel free to post more recs in the notes! Additionally, we are a small team so please be kind while informing us in case you notice any mistakes!
So I'm interested in adapting types of nonstandard world-model-y games into Twine, the text-based game engine. RPG-style games are fairly easy; other types of dungeon-crawls, or things which vaguely follow the dungeon-crawl format, are also easy. Something more action-oriented is just a matter of turn-based-ifying the actions. These are all gameplay-paradigms which lend themselves fairly well to clicking on links. You know?
However, platformers in particular are giving me trouble, conceptually, because platforming challenges are 1. a lot more granular, 2. with higher stakes, and 3. there's a lot more of them in each level than there are, say, rooms and treasure chests in a dungeon. Like I could probably do a Sonic-flavored RPG-esque thing like Sonic Chronicles, but nineteen variants on "hey, there's a jump ahead! What do you do? [jump/run into it/crash]" in one "level" would get old fast, let alone something like Sonic Forces. Hmm ...
Twelve years ago I shared Aquarium, my first game, with the rest of the world!
This was the game that put me on the career path I am today and I have a ton of affection for it and the messy characters therein.
Skip school with a cute boy, avoid responsible adults, and maybe have a panic attack or two.
Skip school with a cute boy.
Help playtest my game and I'll include you in the credits!
This is an interactive fiction solarpunk game about a sustainable community making a settlement in Antarctica, in a future where the world is healing.
All you have to do is give my interactive fiction story a playthrough, and then write up a reply to the questions on the game forums and you'll be listed in the credits!
Click below to play the game (please open it in another window, such as your phone's browser. Long hold on the link should give you that option!).
Questions to reply to can be found here:
Anyone who playtests this game will be listed in the credits forever - all you have to do is answer a few questions! Different rounds of pla
