The ink language mentioned in the article, created by Inkle studios for their games, is a joy to work with. It is designed to be embedded and makes writing bran

The ink language mentioned in the article, created by Inkle studios for their games, is a joy to work with. It is designed to be embedded and makes writing branching dialog or complete stories very easy. As well as 80 Days, I really liked Inkle's implementation of the old Steve Jackson Sorcery books (for iOS and other platforms). They really know how to polish their games. Voyage of the Marigold[0] is a project I recently completed written in a mixture of ink and js for a the 2024 Spring Thing[1] Festival of Interactive Fiction. It didn't win a major prizes but I am happy with the way it turned out. [0] https://sheep.horse/voyage_of_the_marigold/ https://sheep.horse/voyage_of_the_marigold/ (Your enjoyment will probably be proportional to how much you like Star Trek) [1] https://www.springthing.net/2024/play.html https://www.springthing.net/2024/play.html (I recommend Rescue At Quickenheath, another game that didn't win a major prize but was my favorite)