AI — Aftermath
Role Playing
About this app
AI – Aftermath is a 36 000 word interactive SF novel by Ivailo Daskalov where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
• Play as male or female, straight or lesbian
• Rediscover your eternal love
• Choose between his/her four aspects
• Wield psionic powers
• Recover from the trumas of AI wars
• Change the timeline to a better one…or not
App Info
What's New
App Permissions
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Location
- approximate location (network-based)
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Photos/Media/Files
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Storage
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Wi-Fi connection information
- view Wi-Fi connections
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Other
- view network connections
- full network access
- prevent device from sleeping
- Google Play license check
Ratings and Reviews
The game overall has a great story and a great plot, but there are some problems. For one, I find that the story can be a bit nonsensical at times, though that might just be due to the rampant misgendering in the text. I mean, I chose for my partner to be male, yet the text keeps going back and forth between male and female pronouns, and there are also a couple spelling mistakes here and there. A good game, but it could use more polish.
The writing was terrible.
The game was decent. The story was very short. It seems like a lot of the things that were necessary were missing. However, the most horrible problem was there are lots of grammar and spelling mistakes, which can make anyone who is learning English confused. I would like to say to focus more on the side story and grammars in the upcoming games.
This story was an interesting premise. There was so much going on in this book that it was hard to comprehend what the purpose behind all of it was or where the story was going. Disjointed and confusing narrative. The language in game had some issues as well. The fact this is free to play is one saving grace of this story. I have read better stories for sure and this narrative is all over the place. I don't recommend this book.
Kinda confusing
Kind of short and ended abruptly. There were a lot of errors with coding and gender pronouns. If the author expanded the story and fixed the errors, this would have been a lot better