Zoo-pocalypse
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Play as a survivor of the apocalypse in my first interactive fiction story. In this game, you make your post-apocalyptic home in a unique venue: a local zoo.
This 50,000 word interactive fiction novella is written by Tyler S. Harris. The story is broken up into 3-4 chapters depending on how it is played. It is completely text-based, with no sound effects or graphics. Vastly different endings can occur based on the decisions you make.
• Play as any gender! There are no references to your gender, so play as yourself or anyone else. You do get to pick your name.
• Explore the many exhibits at the zoo, and even the gift shop.
• The end of the story depends on the choices you make, even early decisions can lead to completely different endings.
• Different endings lead to the discovery of animals (achievements). Can you find all of them?
Will you reign over this animal kingdom, or will you find yourself at the bottom of the food chain?
Content Warning: Dark themes throughout, even for a post-apocalypse story. Heavy violence: humans and animals may die, sometimes violently.
Info do App
O que há de novo
Permissões do aplicativo
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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
Avaliações e resenhas
Good storyline
Did a child write this?
Short, not a lot of detail, but fun. It isn't as intense as the description makes it feel.
It's a short game that is extremely easy to play. It's free and only has two ads per playthrough. Their is a multitude of endings. It's not as good as some of the other choice games: perhaps a bit too simplistic and yet it's completely free. This game is missing character development and imagery, this choice was likely made to focus on keeping the story short. This is a good introduction to how choice games work and how every playthrough can be completely different.
A little too short but good
Too short and poorly written.