Sobol's Played Games
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| Yes, my mother is..., by Skarn Sobol's rating:   Average member rating: Counseling is no easy job. When someone requests your help, within the space of a few questions, you must have learned enough about them, about their strengths and weaknesses, about what they want and what... |
| Evermore, by Adam Whybray and Edgar Allan Poe Sobol's rating: Average member rating: "MISERY is manifold. The wretchedness of earth is multiform. Overreaching the wide horizon as the rainbow, its hues are as various as the hues of that arch". (Edgar Allan Poe, 'Berenice', 1835) This... |
| You’re The World’s Most Successful Pickup Artist. Can You Have Sex With The President Of The United States?, by ClickHole Sobol's rating: Average member rating: But before you quit the lifestyle, you want one last fuck. And not just any fuck, but a fuck that cements your legacy as the greatest whoopee scoundrel to ever fuck. An impossible fuck. You want to fuck the... |
| Bring Me A Head!, by Chandler Groover Sobol's rating: Average member rating: Better hope you can hack it. A Grand Guignol entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. |
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| The Thing About Dungeons, by Brendan Patrick Hennessy Sobol's rating: Average member rating: An interactive short story (about dungeons). |
| Because You're Mine, by Owlor Sobol's rating: Average member rating: Find the various components necessary to perform a dark ritual in a swamp populated by Horses. A Petite Mort entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. |
| The Periwink, by Jedediah Berry Sobol's rating: Average member rating: It's your last day as her ladyship's groundskeeper—but you still have a little work left to do. A Petite Mort entry for ECTOCOMP 2016. |
| Teeth and Ice, by Harris Powell-Smith Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A selkie will do anything to reclaim their skin. |
| The Crescent City at the Edge of Disaster, by Emily Short Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A Speed-IF featuring New Orleans, Emeril, and armed hamsters. |
| The Last Sonnet of Marie Antoinette, by Emily Short Sobol's rating: Average member rating: |
| Marble Madness, by Emily Short Sobol's rating: Average member rating: |
| Banana Apocalypse and the Rocket Pants of Destiny, by Emily Short Sobol's rating: Average member rating: |
| The Djinni Chronicles, by J. D. Berry Sobol's rating: Average member rating: |
| The Game Formerly Known as Hidden Nazi Mode, by Victor Gijsbers Sobol's rating: Average member rating: The Game Formerly Known as Hidden Nazi Mode was, in fact, formerly known as Hidden Nazi Mode. As such it was a failed experiment, detailed in the accompanying essay. In this release the Nazi mode has been... |
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A Change in the Weather, by Andrew Plotkin
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| Winter Wonderland, by Laura Knauth Sobol'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] |
| Kotodama, by Aidan Doyle Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A robot is sent to deal with an outbreak of poetry in Tokyo. |
| The Story of the Shinoboo, by Adri Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A tiny story about four tiny ninjas and tiny treats. La Petite Mort entry in ECTOCOMP 2015. |
| The Legend of the Missing Hat, by Adri Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A tiny story about four tiny ninjas and a tiny top hat. |
| The Mundane Tale of the Morning After, by Adri Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A tiny story about a tiny ninja and a not-so-tiny headache. |
| Discover the World, by Adri Sobol's rating: Average member rating: A lighthearted introduction to the wonderful world of Ur. The entire world and everything in it, including yourself, has been imagined by the Eleven Giants. Discover the World is the prototype/teaser for... |
| The Roscovian Palladium, by Ryan Veeder Sobol's rating: Average member rating: Humans are constantly appropriating rat culture. King Roscoe thought to use this to his advantage. |
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