Interactive Choice Game Novels & Stories

He didn't seem to understand but knitted his brows in confusion and I wasn't into explaining to him so I preened it out of my head for now with a sudden smile and it irksomely reminded me of Mitchell, when she professionally changed her facial expression. "Let's play a game." I snapped when the boredom from silence was filling the air. "What game?" He asked with an appreciative grin. "It's called question and answer. I'll ask you a question and you answer sincerely then you equally ask me a question that's either the same or different from mine, and I answer truthfully." I shrugged. "Okay," he said slowly like he was trying not to retort. "Good boy." I patted his head harshly. "My turn, I'll

He goes to the bedside table to pick up a pen and book. “You’ll see after we play this game.” He starts to scribble something on the book before giving me the rules of the game. “You have options A & B. Just pick any of the letters at random, the place or city that falls under the letter is where we go, are we good?” Okay, now I’m interested, in “DEAL”! “So it’s time to pick, A or B?” He questioned giving me time to think as I was contemplating on which to pick hoping to not pick an answer I wouldn't like.

" What game ? I am not into your shitty games, Phet." " It's not shitty. I and Dae play this often to decide who will pay the bill. Anyway we are simply sitting here, right ? Let's play this until our order comes." " Oh..this kid ! Okay what game ?", Oak asked. " Blink game. Blink the eye game. We should stare into each other's eyes. The one who first blinks their eyes loses." " No no. I am not playing.", Oak immediately shook his head. " Why are you like this ?", Phet pouted looking at Oak and then crossed his arms.

“I enjoy games, Millie. Structured play with clear objectives and agreed-upon boundaries. I find most social interactions lack… rigor.” A thrill, sharp and unexpected, shot down her spine. This was not the usual bland small talk. “What kind of game?” “A game of chance and choice,” he said, accepting his drink. He didn’t drink immediately, instead rotating the heavy crystal glass in his hand. “A game where I set the board, and you choose to play. The stakes are… personal. The rewards are profound. It’s called ‘The Obedience.’ It involves dice, a specific set of rules, and complete surrender to the roll.”

He nodded then continued on eating the food that I had brought while I just remained to stare at him. “I heard you went out with your mother today, did you go with the enchanted them I told you about?” Tobi asked. I nodded. “Yeah, it’s funny actually,” I said. His forehead creased at me. “What’s funny?” Tobi asked, confused. I chuckled. “It’s because I was actually thinking about the enchanted theme and personally I wanted to have that theme but I needed your response first and thank god, you choose the enchanted theme too.” I further explained.

Aman came forward to explain about the game. "This game is very simple. We have two coloured chits in this bowl with the names of all the people present here and any one of us has to choose one black coloured and one grey coloured chit. That's it. it is very simple game" Aman said listening to which Mr. Juneja asked "But why are we all named in these chits"

Amelia with a roll of her eyes “Well to be honest, I trust my instincts more than your all seeing eyes and right now I feel as though a huge monster is looking at me from within the fog.” Elliot said as he took a nervous glance around him “You’re too superstitious Elliot, monsters are just old wives tales told to scared kids.” Amelia said with a chuckle and Elliot frowned slightly

Francine, on the other hand, did not know where to interject herself as she was worried about offending one of them if she picked the other. So that leaves Evy with an idea. “How about we play a game that’s a little bit of both?” All the four suddenly stared at Evy curious. “Really? There’s a game like that.” “Of course, as long as there are rules, instructions, and framework for the game then it’s very much possible. That is why I’m suggesting the ‘riddle me, grab’ game” All their curious faces turned into confusion. Evy herself had made this game on the spot after merging two games she learned while she was back home. So it’s understandable that they don’t know it goes.

Just when Jun was about to intervene, Elliot took the monitor from Lisa's hand. Ben assured him with a smile, "I just looked it up online, and it's a simple game. They are going to show you some videos, and you win as long as you don't react. Hahaha, this is the perfect game for you, because you won't budge no matter what they show you." Being overly confident, Ben announced, "Let us place some bets! I bet that he's going to win! Which one of you thinks he will lose? Place your bets!"

Bling bling charm bracelet: How would you like to change the screen? Su Lan: A regular rectangular screen. Bling bling charm bracelet: Option is too unfashionable and ugly. Bling bling does not accept this command. Please choose again. Su Lan: .... a square screen. Bling bling charm bracelet: No. Since the owner doesn't have any fashion sense these are the options you can choose from. 1) Diamond bling bling screen. 2) Circular with bling bling around the rim. 3) Hello Kitty head screen.