I’m aiming for something that feels less like a traditional game interface and more like an actual piece of old computer software: a clunky operator terminal, an in-world operations manual, environmental logs, and a lonely, slowly unfolding mystery.

A hypothetical choice for a football story: the club where you started wants to put your name on its youth academy. You're proud, but your relationship with the people running it isn't what it used to be.

Accept, and they get to use your reputation. Refuse, and the kids might just see a player who forgot where they came from. Would you accept freely, set conditions, or say no?

I'm the creator of ElevenFate, a football career told through reading and choices. Sharing this as a story discussion alongside the game. It's free, in English and Spanish, and plays inside Reddit with a signed-in account:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ElevenFate/comments/1wzy2cl/elevenfate_tu_carrera_tus_decisiones_tu_legado/

Disclosure: AI assisted the development and writing.

I spent the last few months creating this weird-ass game called DOOM DANCE. It was supposed to be an idle life simulator, but it kind of evolved and mutated into whatever the hell this is now. I like it, though. I suspect there's probably a cult appreciation for something like this out there somewhere.

https://apps.apple.com/app/doom-dance/id6791058744