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I would personally classify interactive fiction closer to games, unless you count gamebooks in that, which I consider closer to books. There was also a movie wh
by Zababa 5y ago
I would personally classify interactive fiction closer to games, unless you count gamebooks in that, which I consider closer to books. There was also a movie where you get to get choices linked to Black Mirror that was popular recently, and a few people on youtube explored this by making different videos and letting you pick "what happens next".
There's also the whole genre of visual novels, mostly from Japan. I'm not sure if they are more games, books or interactive fiction.
- SamoyedFurFluff 5y agoI would consider interactive fiction I’ve seen to be more like stories than games, mostly because the game mechanics part of them are often extremely thin(clicking).
- Zababa 5y agoGood point, I was perhaps too focused on how the story is consumed (a computer vs a book vs a screen) but that may not be the most important part.