And we might as well get on with announcing that. Okay after a bunch of rounds of musical secret judges, we FINALLY have a winner. That's it for now, unless I think of something else to add or change as needed. Also when you're done writing your story, post a link to it here. If you're joining, post your intentions in this thread. Of course some of you might already be there, so you'll be cast down even lower to the tossed salad Chef. In fact it might be a challenge to make those even more insane than they already are.Īs usual, if I see and "loop back to the beginning" rather than proper endings, you'll be cast down with the Sodomites. Speaking of outer space, Scientology is one you can fuck around with, so is Mormonism. Who can say when dealing with abominations from beyond. Such daring could be rewarded greatly or it could just get you a trip to the SHAME pit. Though if someone just says "Fuck you, I'm writing about cosmic horror gods anyway!" I hope you've got what it takes to impress the god that's in charge of judging this contest. Yes, this unfortunately means Cthulhu too, if anyone had something like that in mind. What you want to avoid is myths/religion from "fiction" meaning you wouldn't be able to write about the gods from D&D or something like that.
If you did something involving the Arthurian or Baba Yaga myths for example, that's also acceptable. It doesn't strictly have to involve god/gods. You want to be a boring sack of shit like everyone else and just mangle the Greek myths for the umpteenth time, you can do that too! You want to write a choice where Pontius doesn't order the crucifixion of Jesus, you can do that. You want to have the option of Moses to ignore his Jewish heritage and just take over as pharaoh? You can do that. Yes the entire contest is practically glorified fan fiction! That's what it's come to folks, Jesus Christ.Īnyway you can take tales from the Bible or various other mythology and do whatever the fuck you want with them. The theme is myths and religion, that means for the most part taking an existing myth or religious story and making a CYOA out of it. Another contest to keep you faithless slugs somewhat motivated and active as well as to gain at least a few more good stories to the coffers. You'll find out later and there probably won't be any waifus. Reward: 72 waifus and whatever else seems fitting. The best of the bunch are mentioned below.Deadline: 11:59 PM (EST) October 31st (Halloween) Even the realm of co-op gaming hasn't escaped this, and thankfully this side of gaming is catching up with its fair share of story-driven video games that are a blast to play through. However, as gaming has progressed over time, the depth of this entertainment medium has reached a level where a good narrative is almost critical to enjoying a video game. Updated on Jby Ritwik Mitra: There was a time when the very idea of telling a good story in a video game sounded absolutely unbelievable. Co-op games have come a long way over the years and can pull both players along in such a way that they get an incredible shared experience. When watching something, this is easy, but when it comes to a game, both players need to be fully immersed in the story for it to have the greatest impact.
#CHOOSE YOUR STORY GAMES TV#
Like with movies and TV shows, the experience can be greatly enhanced by getting to experience them with other people. When a game constructs a story that pushes the player's emotions to the forefront, it shows why storytelling through an interactive medium can be so much more impactful than a passive medium. An immersive story can leave players with long-lasting memories and times a game really made an impact on their lives.
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