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* [http://www.choiceofgames.com/ Choice of Games] - Play ChoiceScript games online. | * [http://www.choiceofgames.com/ Choice of Games] - Play ChoiceScript games online. | ||
* [http://www.choiceofgames.com/blog/choicescript-intro/ Introduction to ChoiceScript] - a blog. | * [http://www.choiceofgames.com/blog/choicescript-intro/ Introduction to ChoiceScript] - a blog. | ||
* [http://choicescriptdev.wikia.com/ ChoiceScript Community Wiki] | |||
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[[Category:CYOA| ChoiceScript]] | [[Category:CYOA| ChoiceScript]] | ||
Revision as of 05:12, 26 January 2016
ChoiceScript
ChoiceScript is a simple programming language created by Dan Fabulich for writing choose your own adventure games -- or what ChoiceScript calls multiple-choice games (MCGs). ChoiceScript is designed to be very easy to use, even for authors with no programming experience. ChoiceScript games are played in a web browser.
Choice of Games is the company founded to publish and promote the development of games in ChoiceScript.
Early examples of ChoiceScript games
- Choice of the Dragon (Dan Fabulich; 2010).
- Choice of Broadsides (Dan Fabulich; 2010).
- The Sons of the Cherry (Alex Livingston; 2010). Entered in IF Comp 2010.
Dan Fabulich also wrote three very small games in ChoiceScript for TWIFcomp, where the rules required authors to write a complete game in no more than 140 characters (not including white space).
Links
- Choice of Games - Play ChoiceScript games online.
- Introduction to ChoiceScript - a blog.
- ChoiceScript Community Wiki