Wynter's Played Games
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| 17776, by Jon Bois Wynter's rating:   Average member rating: Or, "What Football Will Look Like in the Future." A sci-fi work about three sentient space probes watching humans play extended football games, originally written for SB Nation. |
| 500 Apocalypses, by Phantom Williams Wynter's rating: Average member rating:  500 Apocalypses is a web installation memorializing collapsed civilizations from across our universe. This interactive space is designed to allow contemplative engagement with five hundred curated entries... |
| 9:05, by Adam Cadre Wynter's rating: Average member rating: The phone rings. Oh, no — how long have you been asleep? Sure, it was a tough night, but... This is bad. This is very bad. The phone rings. |
| Alabaster, by John Cater, Rob Dubbin, Eric Eve, Elizabeth Heller, Jayzee, Kazuki Mishima, Sarah Morayati, Mark Musante, Emily Short, Adam Thornton, Ziv Wities Average member rating: The Queen has told you to return with her heart in a box. Snow White has made you promise to make other arrangements. Now that you're alone in the forest, it's hard to know which of the two women to trust.... |
| Babyface, by Mark Sample Wynter's rating: Average member rating: We are haunted by the houses of our childhood. How unfamiliar they are, when we return. Yet you never forget, do you? You never really forget. A Southern Gothic horror story. Remember, of all the masks we... |
| Bee, by Emily Short Wynter's rating: Average member rating: The story of a home-schooled girl preparing to compete in the national spelling bee, dealing with various small crises with family and friends, and gradually coming to terms with the clash of subcultures... |
| The Bin Bag Theory, by Katie Benson Average member rating: (1 rating)Beth is struggling with climate anxiety and brimming over with good intentions. Guide her through the pleasures and pitfalls of meeting new people, choosing which opportunities to embrace, and discovering... |
| Birdland, by Brendan Patrick Hennessy Wynter's rating: Average member rating: Fourteen-year-old Bridget's summer camp experience takes a turn for the bizarre when her otherworldly bird dreams start bleeding into reality. |
| Bloom, by Caelyn Sandel Wynter's rating: Average member rating: A story about being old enough that you should have everything figured out, only to discover that you’re living as the wrong gender… Ongoing multimedia hypertext serial interactive fiction. |
| Bobby and Bonnie, by Xavid Wynter's rating: Average member rating: A light children's-story-ish adventure inexplicably starring rabbits. |
| Bronze, by Emily Short Wynter's rating: Average member rating: When the seventh day comes and it is time for you to return to the castle in the forest, your sisters cling to your sleeves. |
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| Confessing to a Witch, by HeckinRobin Average member rating: As a florist in a small village, you weren’t very hopeful that your confession to your witch friend would go well. But you DEFINITELY didn’t expect this... |
| Crow Quest, by rookerie Average member rating: Eat, swear & try to take over the neighbourhood. |
| Curses, by Graham Nelson Wynter's rating: Average member rating: "As "Curses" opens, you're hunting about in the attic of your family home, looking for a tatty old map of Paris (you're going on holiday tomorrow) and generally trying to avoid all the packing. Aunt Jemima... |
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| Depression Quest, by Zoe Quinn, Patrick Lindsey, Isaac Schankler Average member rating: "An interactive (non)fiction about living with depression." The player of this multimedia hypertext game is given a series of everyday life events, and has to attempt to manage their illness, relationships,... |
| Do Good Deeds..., by Sissy Average member rating: Modis the elf faces mockery from the forest inhabitants due to his unusual appearance. However, many of the animals struggle to complete their preparations for winter, and it depends on Modis whether they... |
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| Endure, by Emily Short Average member rating: "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... |
| Etiolated Light, by Lassiter W. Average member rating: A marriage contract, an isolated island, a house that seems to gnash its teeth in waiting. You have saved your family - but at what cost? |
| The Fall of Asemia, by B.J. Best Average member rating: ⚔️ 💣 💥 💀 🏴 🏚️ 👪 ⛺ ✍️ |
| Finding Martin, by G.K. Wennstrom Wynter's rating: Average member rating: Venture past the limits of ordinary reality as you investigate the mysterious disappearance of an old friend. In order to solve the most challenging of these puzzles, you will need to cooperate with yourself... |
| First Things First, by J. Robinson Wheeler Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You’ve just arrived at home from your nightly visit to the science and invention section of the local public library, where you spend each night dreaming your dreamy dreams of one day inventing a time... |
| fix it, by Lily Boughton Average member rating: there are many things for you to do today but first, there is a slight issue |
| Get Lost!, by S. Woodson Average member rating: You're a suburban teen, sick of the suburbs. You run away to the land of the fairies, prepared for thrills and danger. Absolutely nothing happens the way you expect. A short Twine game with nine endings,... |
| Good Grub!, by Damon L. Wakes Average member rating: Good Grub! is a brief, comedic interactive narrative about insects as a sustainable food source. |
| The good people, by Pseudavid Average member rating: Explore the weird, until the sunken things come for you. A narration-focused interactive fiction focused on conversation and exploration of a haunted landscape. Playable on mobile, but a computer or tablet... |
| Hana Feels, by Gavin Inglis Average member rating: Something is bothering Hana. Can you work out what it is? Take the part of four important people in her life and guide their conversations. After each scene, peek at Hana's journal and find out how she felt... |
| The Hole Man, by E.Z. Poschman Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You’ve had your identity stolen — your WHOLE identity, body and all! But there’s a lot of friendly folks in this surreal world that might be willing to let you have their identity, if that’s what... |
| howling dogs, by Porpentine Wynter's rating: Average member rating: death cube sim | galactic survey | visionatrix | facet machine | power gardens | women | fascination two significant endings |
| The Impossible Bottle, by Linus Åkesson Wynter's rating: Average member rating: Housework is only as dull as your imagination. Join Emma, six years old, on a playful adventure of peculiar proportions. Merciful puzzlefest. Parser or point-and-click, as you please. Web (including mobile)... |
| The Impossible Stairs, by Mathbrush Average member rating: Getting ready for a party can take a lot of time. Help CJ navigate a text adventure of temporal trials. Merciful puzzlefest. Parser or point-and-click, as you please. Authorized sequel to The Impossible... |
| Insomnia: Twenty-Six Adventures After Dark, by Leon Lin Average member rating: What adventures will you have when you can’t sleep at night? An enthralling tale with more than 25 endings! |
| Jigsaw, by Graham Nelson Wynter's rating: Average member rating: New Year's Eve, 1999, a quarter to midnight and where else to be but Century Park! Fireworks cascade across the sky, your stomach rumbles uneasily, music and lasers howl across the parkland... Not exactly... |
| Let's Talk Alex, by Stephanie Smith Average member rating: A simulation of what it’s like to try and leave a relationship after emotional & mental abuse. Players confront their significant other about unhealthy behaviors, using memories to support their claims. |
| Limerick Heist, by Pace Smith Average member rating: Rule 1 is that no one gets iced. Rule 2: the loot's evenly sliced. There's only two rules. Now listen up, fools! We're pulling a... |
| Metamorphoses, by Emily Short Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You wake to stillness. The hammering, banging, and shouting that kept you awake half the night are gone. The air is cold, and something smells burnt. Your master's experiments must be finished, but with what... |
| Moon-Shaped, by Jason Ermer Wynter's rating: Average member rating: In this game partly inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, you play as Rosalind Wechsler, a girl on the cusp of her 13th birthday. What begins as a trip to Grandmother's house in the woods leads to disturbing... |
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(2 ratings)| the morning after, by verityvirtue Average member rating: It's been a long night. We've not had a proper sleep. But we seize this moment of peace. Made for the Tiny Utopias jam. |
| my father's long, long legs, by michael lutz Wynter's rating: Average member rating: A weird tale. Some parts make use of sound, so this game is best played with headphones. One ending. |
| Myriad, by Porpentine Average member rating: branching outcomes of a fetid day. 115 nodes. suited for treaders, meat-eaters, plant-eaters, students, arthropods, starvers, and victims. inspired by HyperCard shareware adventures packed on cd-roms with... |
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| New Year's Eve, 2019, by Autumn Chen Average member rating: Social gatherings are not your preferred activity. But this one is obligatory, and it threatens to ruin you. You are Karen Zhao, a senior in college who is home for winter break, and seeing your old high... |
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| Orbital Decay, by Kayvan Sarikhani Average member rating: An astronaut’s life is wondrous; sometimes, space has other ideas. |
| Orchesterprobe, by Nena Ost Average member rating: Ein Orchester studiert ein Stück auf unkonventionelle Weise ein. Ein lustvoller Einblick in die klassische Musik. The player acts within a free-spirited rehearsal of an orchestral piece. An insight full of... |
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| Phenomena, by Dawn Sueoka Average member rating: Shifting stories about UFOs. An interactive poem. |
| Photopia, by Adam Cadre Wynter's rating: Average member rating: "Will you read me a story?" "Read you a story? What fun would that be? I've got a better idea: let's tell a story together." |
| Pick Up the Cookie and Sigh, by P.B. Parjeter Average member rating: I originally meant to announce this as an April Fool’s joke (ie. a lost Douglas Adams game that doesn’t really exist) but I ended up turning it into a straight adaptation of the story. Adapted from... |
| A Place of Infinite Beauty, by Porpentine Wynter's rating: Average member rating: "Once I saw mountains angry, And ranged in battle-front. Against them stood a little man; Aye, he was no bigger than my finger. I laughed, and spoke to one near me, 'Will he prevail?'" -Stephen Crane |
| Potato Peace, by ronynn Average member rating: Set in a world where humans and sentient potatoes coexist, you try (but fail) to uncover a plot that threatens to disrupt the fragile harmony of this society, while trying to keep your father proud. |
| PROSPER.0, by groggydog Average member rating: You are a corporate drone tasked with purging poetry from CORPOTECH's Database of Subsumed Cultures. But when a mysterious interloper hacks into your console, you're faced with an escalating series of... |
| Red Door Yellow Door, by Charm Cochran Average member rating: Guide your sister through a game of visualization, adventure, and danger, and perhaps discover truths about each other along the way. This was originally intended for SeedComp!, but winded up being a bigger... |
| A row of chairs abandoned on the beach, by laughingpineapple Average member rating: (1 rating)The protagonist finds a row of verloren monobloc chairs on the beach, waiting for the flood to come. You might decide at any time to leave them and return to your warm home; but you can also decide to sit on... |
| the sea god, by christine mi Average member rating: a tiny narrative game on gods, leviathans, death, blessings. free to play. |
| Structural Integrity, by Tabitha O'Connell Average member rating: You are Yaan, a well-off government official romantically involved with former messenger boy Kel. Uncover the cracks in your relationship, and decide what you're going to do about them... Author's Comment:... |
| Summit, by Phantom Williams Wynter's rating: Average member rating: A dream-like journey through a drifting life. Headphones recommended. |
| Tangaroa Deep, by Astrid Dalmady Average member rating: We know more about space than we do about the ocean. Isn’t it time to start changing that? Released for the 2016 Spring Thing |
| Tethered, by Linus Åkesson Wynter's rating: Average member rating: "I do not know whether I was then a man dreaming I was a butterfly, or whether I am now a butterfly, dreaming I am a man."... |
| A Thousand Thousand Slimy Things, by Charm Cochran Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You awaken in a rowboat, in the middle of the ocean. Your food supply is low. Your drinking water is low. If you can wait 'til night, if you can see the stars, maybe you can navigate towards land. But... |
| The Tiniest Room, by Erik108 Average member rating: An "Escape the Room" kind of game made with less than 300 words for the Twiny Jam. |
| Tours Roust Torus, by Andrew Schultz Average member rating: Sequel to Shuffling Around and A Roiling Original, but you don’t have to have played them. The same anagram theme. |
| Traveler, by Caelyn Sandel Average member rating: Your awakening is slow and feels strange. You must have slept for a long time. As you float fitfully toward consciousness, you find yourself wondering if there is a word to describe the way one forgets a... |
| the uncle who works for nintendo, by michael lutz Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You are 11 years old. You are sleeping over at your best friend's house. You and your friend like videogames. Your friend has a lot of cool games. And, believe it or not, an uncle who works for Nintendo. And... |
| Use Your Psychic Powers at Applebee's, by Geoffrey Golden Average member rating: You are a Psychic Brand Ambassador for Schtupmeister Beer. Listen to the thoughts of customers at the local Applebee's and convince them to try your syrupy ale. But will being in these peoples' heads... |
| vanitas, by sweetfish Average member rating: VANITAS Conversations about being online, in 495 words. Written in an hour for Neo-Twiny Jam and coded in Twine for a lot longer. Warning for very brief sexual language. Click, tap, or press space/return to... |
| Winter Wonderland, by Laura Knauth Wynter's rating: Average member rating: "Young Gretchen could have only imagined the fanciful events that were to occur before finding herself lost in a winter wonderland." [--blurb from Competition '99] |
| Wry, by Olaf Nowacki Average member rating: A one and a half room slapstick miniature about subconscious erotic desires with three quite different endings. |
| Yesterday, You Saved the World, by Astrid Dalmady Average member rating: Today you are only Lucy Newman, eighth grader, C student, nobody. But yesterday, you were cosmic. Yesterday, you were a magical girl. Yesterday, you saved the world. |
| You Are Jeff Bezos, by Kris Ligman Average member rating: A simple text-based adventure exploring the age-old question: What would you do if you had more money than any single human being should ever have? |
| You Can Only Turn Left, by Emiland Kray and Ember Chan and Mary Kray Average member rating: You Can Only Turn Left is a playful exploration of the hypnagogic state between sleeping and wakefulness. Within this liminal space, memories morph into dreams and dreams feather into reality. You, the... |
| You, Me and Coffee, by Florencia Minuzzi Average member rating: Catch up with an old friend over coffee, discovering layers to your relationship that would otherwise be forgotten. |
| You’re A Single-Celled Organism. Can You Evolve Into A Duck?, by ClickHole Wynter's rating: Average member rating: You are a single-celled organism that has had a vision of a duck. You don’t know how to do it, but it’s still billions of years ago, so you’re optimistic. |
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