I'm the opposite, apparently. I loved CYOA books as a kid because they could be reread, so I ended up seeking games that boasted multiple endings, including "ba

I'm the opposite, apparently. I loved CYOA books as a kid because they could be reread, so I ended up seeking games that boasted multiple endings, including "bad" endings. When playing more linear games, I appreciated them for what they were, but there was a disappointment that I could not try different options along the way. I think both have a clear place in gaming, since different gamers obviously look for different things.