This Is Not A Storygame

I'm curious about what made you write this. As a writer you'd hardly be jabbing at people for reading your game, so is it meant to vent your own frustration at feeling your choices are restricted when reading others?

Is it pondering existence and free will by comparing it to interactive fiction? I hope so, that's a little more exciting.

This was an interesting thought exercise, the negative tone combined with it not really GOING anywhere was a little annoying although I realize that was intentional.

And the point of it all seemed to be refusing to lead to a point so that the reader has to supply one.

There are much worse ways to use your time than either writing or reading this, I'm still just wondering what made you decide to do this. If you ever really had a choice at all.

This was an entertaining and informative meta-textual commentary on the philosophy behind storygames. I wish it were longer.