Super Civilian v2.0
by
Ruoxiang Xiong
This is a 5-correct-option but open-ended, immersive mini interactive-fiction. Sick of superheroes? Be a Super Civilian.
BASEMENT
by
Parmida Rasouli
another day in Miss John's life, she woke early for a cup of coffee from her favorite coffee shop, she was recently hired as a literature teacher in a prestigious boarding school where discipline rou
Spaceport Murder: an Alien Noir
by
Marco Antic
You are a private detective in the small spaceport town of Stardust Harbor. The has been a murder and the police ask for your help to solve the mystery. Do you have what it takes to bring justice?
A Visitor
by
Alvin Philips
On a sleepless night, you find yourself with an unexpected visitor. Do you confront them?
The Hockey stick
by
Jai with an I
This is a story about a Korean kid called Kim-Jung-Un who went by the name Jimbo who beat Jai up with a Hockey stick.
Perception Check
by
Alex Iwing
You are a detective interrogating a suspected serial killer. Will you be able to get a confession out of him?
City of Dead Leaves
by
Felix Pleşoianu
This is a story told to me by a place that I saw in a dream. As such it's a very personal thing. It's not about the puzzles, or the story. It's about cities, futures, and feelings. About us.
Endure
by
Emily Short
"Endure" is an interactive translation of four lines of the Odyssey. It responds to the player's choice of translation strategy as well as to the order of translation; the words you translate first will influence the readings that come afterward.
Space Pizza Delivery
by
Brian Kwak
Written for the 18th Anniversary Speed-If (http://www.intfiction.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=20568). Planet image courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.
Asobi and the Full Glass of Water
by
Ramona Caprariu
A tale about a cat and a full glass of water...
Pretty Sure
by
Jim Munroe
After the Partnership with the offworlders takes place, many things on Earth get a lot easier. Parenting is not one of them. (Cover: Jonathan Wyke)
That's Not My Dog
by
K. Tenguh
As a teenager in 2000 texting your best friend is half of your life; but in this mystery about helping them find their dog, texting might be what saves you.