Romans & histoires Interactive Fiction Competition

I gave a small nod, though my stomach twisted a little. Eliza perked up. “Wait—guys, check the official group chat.” We all reached for our phones. Notifications buzzed in like a swarm. OFFICIAL ACADEMY ANNOUNCEMENT: Intrahouse Games: Preliminary Events Released Mountain Climbing-Rowing-Racing Note: Final competitors in these extreme categories will be selected based on the highest team scores in the preliminary sport challenges. “Oh,” Tyla said, blinking at her screen. “So… they’re separating the serious stuff. We have to win the smaller games first.”

he said, pointing to the field where I was going to fight Jake. I sighed. How was I going to explain it to him? “Alright, listen. The festival is comprised of five games: mountain climbing, swimming, racing, fighting, and hunting. Now if a pack wins all except the fighting and hunting, he would be on the same score as his opponent.“ I said. "Okay,” he narrowed his eyes, ” then if we, the Nexton, won the mountain climbing, racing, and swimming but not the fighting, the Viola pack would have almost the same score as us.” He asked, and I nodded.

Lozark's voice echoes through the walls and the pillars. “I got information that we have more cursed ones in the pack. As for your next competition, the one who brings me a cursed one will receive 20 stars. Boys and girls are both allowed to participate. This is your choice whether you want to hunt them and win 20 stars or wait for the next competition.” “The competition will start in two days.” Stepping an inch away from Rizz's embrace, my gaze meets his eyes. “We need to do something.” My lips whisper. “What do you want to do?”

"The categories of works participating in the competition are animated short films, microfilms, game design, interaction design..." Sophie, "The animated short film seems to be very good. What is the theme?" "There are several, commemorating the centenary of the founding of Silver River University, publicity, as well as Silver River folk culture." Ashley turned over. "The game design doesn't have to fit this theme." Vivian, "But if we choose the game design, do we have to find someone from the software department to form a team?" Sophie, "Don’t know. We may ask the teacher first."

he says. "You know that, right? So why are worrying this much?" I say with a chuckle. I'm sure we'll win this competition. Not only the judges but everyone in the hall was impressed seeing our game. No teams except us made a racing game or any similar complicated games. One of the teams presented a crossword game and the other games were very simple ones like shooting the balloon and jumping blocks, the graphics and animation of which were disappointing. "I'm worried the judges think we're cheating," Aaron says.

Unnervingly so. “Where are the other competitors?” I ask. Guards move in behind us, talking quietly in the fae tongue. “This game is a one-at-a-time competition, compared to the others. Although, you might run into another victor in there if they’re lost. That happened to me.” “You did the maze?”