I'm looking for IF that works well for reading aloud to someone else, and then typing in what they would like to do. We like Inform games and parser games in general. So games that are a little more story focused, and with not as much emphasis on traveling long distances by directional commands. (We tried Bronze this way and it wasn't the best fit since there's a lot of room hopping.)
Photopia, by Adam Cadre 2 votes "A classic" [+]"A classic: Have read this aloud in collaborative playthroughs with students on multiple occasions." ( ![]() | |
Lost Pig, by Admiral Jota 2 votes (No comment) [+](No comment) ( ![]() | |
The Lost Islands of Alabaz, by Michael Gentry 1 vote "Actually enjoyable for kids" [+]"Actually enjoyable for kids: I read this with/to my kids, aged 7 and 5. They loved it. " --IFforL2... ![]() | |
Violet, by Jeremy Freese 1 vote (No comment) [+](No comment) ( ![]() | |
The Little Match Girl 4: Crown of Pearls, by Ryan Veeder 1 vote "I played this as a mini D&D campaign and it worked" [+]"I played this as a mini D&D campaign and it worked" ( ![]() | |
Bigger Than You Think, by Andrew Plotkin 1 vote "Choice based, literary flavor" [+]"Choice based, literary flavor" ( ![]() | |
Djinn on the Rocks, by Joshua Wilson 1 vote "A short and unique comic fantasy excursion featuring a fresh take on magic mechanics." [+]"A short and unique comic fantasy excursion featuring a fresh take on magic mechanics.: There are only seven rooms, with six colorful characters (including the player). It's quite fun to read the text in humorous or dramatic voices ." --Joshua Wilson... ![]() | |
16 Ways to Kill a Vampire at McDonalds, by Abigail Corfman 1 vote "Hard to do without laughing" [+]"Hard to do without laughing" ( ![]() | |
Suveh Nux, by David Fisher 1 vote "One room, succinct writing, fun spell language" [+]"One room, succinct writing, fun spell language" ( ![]() | |
Poll created on December 24, 2018