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My point is that playing IF games is a major commitment, unlike Candy Crush or watching any TV show, which are 0 commitment activities. There is no casual play
by jordanpg 8y ago
My point is that playing IF games is a major commitment, unlike Candy Crush or watching any TV show, which are 0 commitment activities.
There is no casual playing of HHGTTG or Zork or Hadean Lands.
- aaaaaar 8y agoYou play it casually just like you read a fiction paperback casually. In the annual interactive fiction contest, the judges get 2 hours to evaluate ba game. So many new games aim for that to be the playing time. From what I remember some old Infocom games like Enchanter (which takes place in the Zork universe) don't take very long to finish (definitely less than a standard $60 video game console video game).