Choices Game Novels & Stories

She might have as well been Grace's twin. “Hey, Ash. You've bought that creed game, right?” Faith bugged me. It was one of the trending video games with a heavy power tussle. The best players had chances of earning real bucks from it. So I let him have my tablet and returned my attention to Cassie. “Pick the colour you want, let me do it for you. In turn, you do mine too." Her eyes twinkled with delight at the suggestion, and we set to work immediately.

They decide to start with a simple strategy game where they play a team of five with ten players, and whoever wins a single goal gets first choice of the prize. Once they begin playing, they all try to outsmart the other team to win the game. Unfortunately for everyone, this game is too easy for everyone except for Max.

Keon sat in the low glow of his gaming room, eyes glued to the monitor as his fingers danced across the keyboard and mouse. The rhythmic clicking echoed through the room, the sound of rapid-fire shots and explosions filling the air as he maneuvered his character through an intense solo match. On the screen, his avatar weaved through enemy fire, jumping between platforms and dodging obstacles in a futuristic, high-tech battlefield—a game that required not just skill but lightning-fast reflexes.

"Natalie, why don't I give the necklace back to you? I shouldn't have accepted it in the first place." The moment her hand touched the necklace, Hunter spoke. "Keep it." Then, he turned to me and stressed, "Whoever drew it got it." I chuckled softly. The private room fell silent for a moment, and Hunter's gaze grew colder. Gabriel frowned and said, "Natalie, it was just a game. Did you really have to make an issue out of it?" Then, he stepped in front of Tiffany. His voice remained gentle, but to me, it felt like a knife pressing against my throat.

The king is never captured this game of chess is won when a successful checkmate is announced" She nodded in understanding. "Alright from the board, there are two separate groups; the black and the white. Kindly pick out the color you want. If you pick white, you play first and if you pick black, then you allow me play" At this point, Valerie knew that she had to make a choice; either to go first which would allow him exploit her weakness and use it against her or she allow him go first which depicts that he would start his attack to the game right off immediately. It was a favourable option for him either ways as he seems to be very experienced in this weird game she was just introduced to

Should we make a deal? His eyes got bigger. "Quel marché?" What deal? "Une cuillère, et après tu choisis le jeu." One spoon, and then you pick the game. "N'importe quel jeu?" Any game? She nodded He thought about it. His fingers played with the edge of the blanket. "Même le jeu de cartes long?" Even the long card game? "Même celui-là." Even that one. He looked at the spoon. Then at her. He opened his mouth just enough for the spoon.

“Basahin ko mga comments niyo mamaya, salamat po sa mga nagse-send ng star, and hi sa mga bagong viewers!” He straightened his back on his gaming chair and stretched his neck for a bit before going back to the game. Ang kasalukuyang ranked game nila ay Search and Destroy. The first team has to plant the bomb and successfully destroy the target while the other do their best to defuse, killing the enemies in the process to fulfill their objective.

“Berry, nude or matte blue?” Audrey squinted closer to her computer screen where Jessica was holding three nail polishes and Kathie was shifting in her enormous couch. “Nude.” Since two out of three has had hassles going to places, they resorted to video calls. “Yeah, nude.” Kathie nods, pausing to fluff a throw pillow. “Boring. I think I’ll choose matte blue.” She glances briefly at them, then snort laughed.

Let the game begin. --

Bart and I cheered them both but eventually Joanne won. Conquain was an interesting game that I particularly liked a lot. It was a game where you had to form a basic strategy by combining a specific card type such as three queens or a run of the same symbol like the black circle. After three small rounds I had it figured out and was able to win six of the nine games. Joanne was impressed with my quick learned skills and challenged me to a round for just us. Conor and Bart watched us with fascination as we played three hands. I won two of the three hands. Joanne admitted defeat and my ego perked up a notch.