To Burn in Memory *LINK*


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To Burn in Memory *LINK*

Posted By: Orihaus Date: 10/4/15 1:51 a.m.

Just to start off, I hope this isn't entirely offtopic and I apologize if it is! But if it'd help you get a read on why I'd consider posting this here, I'll say that Marathon - and this page in particular - was an indescribably big influence on basically anything I've built in an interactive medium. In this case, you might have to squint a little to see the inspiration but I assure you its there!
Anyway, I just put out an interactive fiction work using a quite eclectic storytelling style - non-linearity, ambiguity and lots of connecting the dots on the part of the reader. People have drawn comparisons to Dark Souls here, but we here know the foremost example of this style is much older!
You can find it here if you're interested: http://toburninmemory.com/. Feel free to give me feedback, I'd love to know what the sleuths here can dig up.

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To Burn in Memory LINK	Orihaus	10/4/15 1:51 a.m.
Re: To Burn in Memory	ukimalefu	10/4/15 2:18 a.m.
Re: To Burn in Memory	Orihaus	10/4/15 2:45 a.m.
Re: To Burn in Memory	ukimalefu	10/4/15 3:05 a.m.



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