5 Open Source Tools to Create Interactive Fiction
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Every year video game graphics become more and more realistic. Unfortunately, this often means that the story takes a back seat to the impressive graphics. On the flip side is interactive fiction, which puts the story before anything else. While it was popular back in the early days of computing,

I was just nosing about and stumbled across inklewriter, which seems a very quick and easy way to get started writing a gamebook, and is the little brother to Ink which was used to adapt the Sorcery! gamebooks. However, there are a lot of options out there. So I thought I’d throw this one open to you all - what have you been using and how does it compare to other offerings.

I’ll also maintain a list of suggestions here for ease of reference, so gamebook software includes:

Main link is to 5 Open Source Tools to Create Interactive Fiction which I have plundered for the above list.