Interactive Horror Stories on Greenlight! (Also can be played right now)

[Gord10]

You might remember The Doll, my interactive horror story that I mentioned here before. I continued developing interactive horror stories under the name -prepare yourself- Interactive Horror Stories! They are in the style of Choose Your Own Adventure; you make choices, they change the plotline and bring you different endings. You encounter various evil entities in this stories (humans are entity, too).

There are 6 stories right now, which can be played in mobile devices (iOS, Windows Phone 8.1/10, Android) and computers (Windows, macOS, Linux).

Stories
The Doll is a story that begins as a classical possessed doll story, but ends differently.

After Funeral is a modern gothic story. You receive messages those claim to be sent by your deceased son, who died three days ago.

In Crystal Skull, you are a king, whose daughter is ill and about to die. You hear about a miraculous crystal skull and have it brought to your palace in order to cure your ill daughter. But your man warns you that the skull might be cursed.

Evil Beneath the Ground is about discovering an unimaginable horror that lurks beneath the ground.

You are billionaire in Crystal Skull II this time. You buy the mysterious crystal skull and it talks to you. It says that it will bring you joys no mortal can ever reach, but it demands something first.

Madness in Infinite Loop is a story about a man who is doomed to wake up to the same morning, no matter what he does. You want to die, but you wake up in your bed each time you die. When nothing you do matters, can you keep your sanity and morals?

Links
You can play the computer versions at GameJolt or itch.io. Links for mobile versions are at Aslan Game Studio page.

I also want to reach much more people at Steam, I'd really appreciate your help on my Greenlight campaign: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=861752386

[Chicky]

Hey Gord, I played through The Doll and enjoyed it. I think you missed a trick by not having any background music/atmospheric audio, it would have been nice if there were some eerie orchestral strings building in the background. Maybe you could post the game on some musician forums? See if anyone fancies scoring it.

The lightning strike got me, made me almost jump out of my chair!

*Also voted, best of luck with the campaign!

[shaun9991]

Voted Best of luck with the Greenlight