> I also didn’t get the objective of choosing. Was it to try and get the highest game rating? Was it to try and help him with his psychological issues? The obj

> I also didn’t get the objective of choosing. Was it to try and get the highest game rating? Was it to try and help him with his psychological issues? The objective of a Choose Your Own Adventure book isn't to reach a particular ending, but rather to experience all of the divergent paths. > I thought choosing dead ends that forced repeating storyline to be tedious. They 100% accurately captured the experience of reading a CYOA novel. Nobody who reaches a "dead" end stops reading. You go back to the last untaken path and try again.