Twine 2 Tutorial: Randomizing Object Locations
Brian Moakley A key component in making dynamic Twine stories is generating random numbers. This article shows how to use random numbers to dynamically place objects in the world.
Read MoreSuspense: Report from a Dead Planet
A strange ship descends onto a dead landscape, and searches the ruins for any sign of life but their own. In doing so, they discover a horrid truth.
Read MoreReflections of On the Road
Rereading Jack Kerouac's On the Road, brings back memories of a lost eighteen year old with all of America in front of him.
Read MoreMaking Good Games Means Making Bad Games
In this short article, you learn the secret of getting good in game development. And yes, it requires a spoon.
Read MoreCompanions and narrative storytelling
With Baldur's Gate 3, you won't remember the main quest, but you will remember when your favorite companion approves of you.
Read MoreBaldur’s Gate 3: Understanding Combat Basics
This article covers the basics of Baldur's Gate 3 combat system such as actions, bonus actions, movement, and reactions.
Read MoreDisplaying Text on the Screen
To get started with C#, you first must set the scene. This article walks you through the process.
Read MoreTwine, No More (at least here)
Twine is a great tool to write interactive fiction, but I thought it better to move to another location.
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