In this new series, I describe the process of writing interactive fiction using Twine and the Sugarcube story format. This series is aimed at people who have no programming or Twine experience.

Free written Twine tutorials can be found here: https://www.jezner.com/twine-2-tutorial-series/

You can watch my previous Twine video tutorials here: http://bit.ly/1KzaeNA

Twine app download: http://bit.ly/1HjPHgB

Sugarcube Documentation

http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/

Twine is a free online tool that allows you to create interactive stories like the Choose Your Own Adventure books.

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From Wikipedia:

Twine emphasizes the visual structure of hypertext and, unlike other game development tools, does not require knowledge of many programming languages.[3] This has led video game designer Anna Anthropy to note that the proliferation of small, personal games created in Twine has given game developers from marginalized communities a stronger voice.[4]

Howling Dogs, a Twine-based game by Porpentine, won Best Story and Best Writing at the 2012 XYZZY Awards for Interactive Fiction.[5]

Depression Quest is a 2013 Twine-based game about depression developed by Zoe Quinn.[6] The game and its developer gained attention through the Gamergate controversy.[
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