HypeDyn Stories Interactive text stories made using HypeDyn.
TECHNOLOGY
BUILD
Javascript
HTML
CSS
TOOLS
HypeDyn
PLATFORMS
GitHub Pages
ABOUT
DESCRIPTION
Air Crash Investigation is a story about choice and replayability. The player puts herself in the shoes of the flight investigator and make a series of decisions, each branching into a segment or piece of the story about different suspects, as well as the private life of the investigator. Depending on the decisions made by the player, such as accusations on suspects, the story turns out differently and reaches a different ending.

The Patrol, on the other hand, is story much motivated by the development of emotions through dialogues. The story focuses on a security guard on patrol making conversations with his buddy, and these conversations would eventually build up the emotions at various scenes, the relationships and profile of the characters and shed light on the truth behind the story.
MOTIVATION
These stories were helpful in learning about various techniques and agencies of interactive storytelling. This project was also about learning to use HypeDyn, a tool to build interactive text stories by creating and linking story fragments.
CHALLENGES
The challenge with this project was to tell a story without long narratives or graphical media. Instead, I had to rely on emotions, choices, dialogues, re-readings, performances to build a story through the player's interaction with the text.
FEATURES
READER INCLUSION
These interactive text stories are heavily littered with action and decision links, engaging readers with the plot progression with inclusive inputs and dynamic outcomes.
BRANCHED ACTIONS OR ENDINGS
Your actions and decisions will have an impact on either the immediate outcome, or the eventual endings of the stories. These variances in plot are customised to your decisions, and they encourage you to re-read or replay and discover alternate consequences.
ASCII ART
The stories are decorated with ASCII art designed to illustrate the setting for different stages or scenes in the stories.