Reality Shift
Comments & Ratings
Author | Rating | Date | Comment |
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PickleKing |
Oct 1, 2020 | Amazing story, so well written, but didn't let me delete Vince... c'mon, what if I was sick of Vince? | |
Silvonch |
Oct 19, 2017 | After the fifth choice that couldn't afect anything this just became boring to me, the story seems to be completely linear so far, the options on what to do with your friend in your house and what simulation to play (which only change 1 page or part of one) would be ok if there where some actually meaningful choices around them, but this is frustrating. | |
Sobsz |
Aug 5, 2017 | The story part is great. I may be biased here, since I'm a sucker for brain-uploading sci-fi and all that, but it still genuinely made me want to read it. However, the interactivity was heavily limited, with the important choices being blocked off by the author saying "*shh* this isn't the choice I want you to make, go back and push the other button". Even a simple dead-end would be better than this. Mainly since this breaks the immersion, but also because it goes against the concept of interactive fiction, which this website is all about. Despite all that, I would happily read a sequel to this. Keep going! | |
kmansnake14 |
Jun 18, 2017 | The first story I have read on this site and it was awesome. This idea would make for a pretty cool MMORPG | |
kFzz962 |
Jun 16, 2016 | 309.68 words per page on average 50 pages that is a long and awesome story I would give you a 9 but that would ruin your 5 stars | |
Thickskullman |
Aug 29, 2013 | ||
BearBipolarBear |
Mar 30, 2012 | Ahoy, Contest Winner! I must commend you for an excellent effort most smashingly well executed! In this triumphant story, you have woven suspense, high thrills, mystery, friendship, righteous endeavor and peerless courage into a fine and seamless tapestry of literary merit. I tip my cloche to you, good sir! | |
donteatpoop |
Feb 18, 2012 | Well you won the tournament for a damn good reason. This is undobtedly the best thing I've read from you. The characters seem real enough and you the worlds were described perfectly, you made the reader realize what was going on instead of dumbing it down and just telling them. All in all, great story diserving of the win. |