brwarner
Vancouver, BCMember since December 17, 2016
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Writer and game developer interested in using interactivity to explore feelings as opposed to just actions.
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Interactive Fiction by brwarner
Sense of Harmony, by Scenario World (2020) (15 ratings)Cybernetically enhanced Elizabeth Boldan tries to find herself while working part-time at the Crown Diamond, an erotic massage parlor and brothel in the year 2029. On television and in the movies,... |
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The Copyright of Silence, by Ola Hansson December 6, 2020
What the Bus?, by E. Joyce December 6, 2020
"A silly game about trying to get to work. I don’t have too much to say about this one. The imagery and absurdity are fun and absurd, but..." - See the full review
The Brutal Murder of Jenny Lee, by Daniel Gao December 6, 2020
"Another one of the only parser game’s I’ve now played in my life, BMoJL is a short murder mystery where you play as an ..." - See the full review
You Couldn't Have Done That, by Ann Hugo December 6, 2020
"As I told the author during my playtest, I thought this game was really effective. There are no autistic people in my life, so all my..." - See the full review
You Will Thank Me as Fast as You Thank a Werewolf, by B.J. Best December 6, 2020
"Poems? With choices maybe? Reading this is like reading Trout Fishing in America. The words are fun to read and sentences taste good in..." - See the full review
"The interface for this game is really cool. Not sure if other authors have already experimented with this kind of setup before, but I’ve..." - See the full review
What the Bus?, by E. Joyce December 6, 2020
"A silly game about trying to get to work. I don’t have too much to say about this one. The imagery and absurdity are fun and absurd, but..." - See the full reviewThe Brutal Murder of Jenny Lee, by Daniel Gao December 6, 2020
"Another one of the only parser game’s I’ve now played in my life, BMoJL is a short murder mystery where you play as an ..." - See the full reviewYou Couldn't Have Done That, by Ann Hugo December 6, 2020
"As I told the author during my playtest, I thought this game was really effective. There are no autistic people in my life, so all my..." - See the full reviewYou Will Thank Me as Fast as You Thank a Werewolf, by B.J. Best December 6, 2020
"Poems? With choices maybe? Reading this is like reading Trout Fishing in America. The words are fun to read and sentences taste good in..." - See the full reviewSee all 9 reviews by brwarner
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