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New take on interactive fiction from author of Robopocalypse

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Space Age▲137
A wonderful, kooky, and mysterious space adventure
2014
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TrapCrunch▲126
"Someone Made A TechCrunch Parody Site And It’s Hilarious"
2014
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Kickstarter Spotlight▲117
A page for funded creators to tell their story
2015
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Presence▲81
Science fiction novel about the future of Virtual Reality
2016
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Seashine▲103
A Poetic Journey Into The Abyss
2015
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WrittenRealms – a modern platform for text-based games▲200
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Z-Type▲76
Your new favorite space shooter typing game
2014
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Technotopia▲96
A book about how the future is going to be pretty awesome.
2015
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Space Monkey▲71
Everything in one place
2014
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Humani: Jessie’s Story▲76
A conversation-based narrative game
2016
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Recode Replay - Elon Musk▲140
From colonizing Mars to "are we living in a simulation?"
2016
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Technobabylon▲86
A cyberpunk point-and-click adventure with a mid-90s style
2015
13
Visions of the Future (by NASA)▲160
You can be an architect of the future
2016
14
WeWrite▲90
Crowdsourced Storytelling
2014
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Penflip▲119
A social writing platform
2013
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Scripted▲140
The new way to create original content
2014
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redditmade▲164
Crowdfunding projects backed by Reddit community
2014
18
Dismaland▲142
Banksy's new dystopian theme park
2015
19
WriteTheScene▲67
Realtime storytelling with strangers
2014
20
The Sketchbook Project▲87
A crowd-sourced library of Sketchbooks
2014
21
Botbuzz▲127
On-Demand chatbot developers
2016
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Father.IO▲116
The First Person Shooter in real life (pre-launch)
2014
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Storybird▲77
Visual storytelling and poetry writing
2014
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Deepr▲83
Crowdfunding platform for independent journalism
2014

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