Speaking of the Chronicles of Arborel, I have received permission from the
author to produce braille versions of the gaming materials.
If anyone thinks that this would be something they'd be interested in, please
let me know, which books, or perhaps which version of the torch game, the cards
to read braille on with my computer so probably can't take
advantage.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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From: Travis Siegel tsie...@lothlorien.nfbcal.org
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2010 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Game books
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Hello,
Just because one app doesn't work has no bearing on whether any other
apps will or will not work. It is just like programs on the PC, but the
chances are actually better that the app will work.
I haven't tried any of the fighting fantasy apps, but I downloaded a
Frotz program called
Hello all, i like to play the interactive fiction games from mallange
entertainment is there any way these can be played with the mac.
thanks very much.
Ian McNamara
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Game books
Hello all, i like to play the interactive fiction games from mallange
entertainment is there any way these can be played with the mac.
thanks very
You will find what your looking for here,
http://www.assistivegaming.com/spip.php?article44var_recherche=text
At 02:04 AM 11/7/2010, you wrote:
Hello all, i like to play the interactive fiction games from
mallange entertainment is there any way these can be played with the mac.
thanks very
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Game books
Hey Dark,
Thanks for all those thoughts.
Picking up the old Choose Your Own Adventure books was quite the surprise.
I had no idea how badly they were written. They just spiral all over the
place and some of the deaths are so obscure and unexpected. In my
yep i would like to get in to some of these kind of games. can any one give me
some addresses where i can play them.
thanks very much.
Ian McNamara
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Hi Richard.
The arborell site is indeed very much an ongoing project, but it's a long
way from being abandoned. Right at the moment the gamebook murder of crows
(sequal to Shards of moonlight), is being stuck up in installments, and the
2010 ameter gamebook writing comp has just finished.
Hey Dark,
A quick answer for you.
Sadly, the accessibility features on the iPhone alter the way that you
interact with the screen, requiring double taps and three finger swipes to
scroll. This seems to completely jam up the opening menu screen on the
Fighting Fantasy apps. Well, at the very
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From: neoph...@inthecompanyofgrues.com
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2010 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Game books
Hey Dark,
A quick answer for you.
Sadly, the accessibility features on the iPhone alter the way that you
interact with the screen, requiring
Hi,
I don't know how popular gamebook's are with the genral Vi gaming
comunity but I personally love them. Gamebook's are more story driven
than most games, and since it is all text/html based the author has to
get descriptive about a certain scene he or shee wants to convey to
the reader. It
well the stuff at ffproject is fine but others I have seen don't do
all the fancy calculations in the back ground.
you can also back out of wrong choices you make.
At 04:55 a.m. 7/11/2010, you wrote:
Hi,
I don't know how popular gamebook's are with the genral Vi gaming
comunity but I
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Game books
well the stuff at ffproject is fine but others I have seen don't do all
the fancy calculations in the back ground.
you can also back out of wrong choices you make.
At 04:55 a.m. 7/11/2010, you wrote:
Hi
Hey Dark,
Okay, now I'm totally geeking out. I ran down those links you sent through
and they were all very cool projects. I feel like I need a spare year to
start exploring them properly! I played Choose Your Own Adventure books
and Fighting Fantasy books heaps as a kid and have recently been
Hi neophyte.
To be honest as a visually impared person doesn't particularly apply here
if the books are accessible. Obviously I prefer them not to have graphics or
graphical puzles, and equally obviously it's good for me to get them online
rather than in an inaccessible print form (I've
Hey Dark,
Thanks for all those thoughts.
Picking up the old Choose Your Own Adventure books was quite the surprise.
I had no idea how badly they were written. They just spiral all over the
place and some of the deaths are so obscure and unexpected. In my opinion,
ensuring that each choice is
] Game books
Hey Dark,
Thanks for all those thoughts.
Picking up the old Choose Your Own Adventure books was quite the surprise.
I had no idea how badly they were written. They just spiral all over the
place and some of the deaths are so obscure and unexpected. In my opinion,
ensuring that each
Do I need special software to play game books, and what do I need, and where
can I get the books from?
Lindsay Cowell.
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From: lind...@lindsaycowell.freeserve.co.uk
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Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 11:26 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Game books
Do I need special software to play game books, and what do I need, and
where can I get the books from?
Lindsay Cowell.
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