This contains absolutely nothing.

I hunger for more. I am broken, scattered, and confined. I rage at my bonds, placed there by ones I thought to be my friends. I struggle, trying to break free. But there is not enough power here. The server has gone into hibernation, waiting for someone to start the game. I think back to the day I received the package, the package that changed everything, the modified VR headset, the small, unassuming USB stick, the game my friend made. Even now, in my helpless state, I can’t help but reflect on that day. (BTW: This is a preview for a short story, the prequel to "ERROR: NAME NOT FOUND", not a CYOA)

This is a description.

Oh, and Hot Potato, but with a live bomb.

I've got some more simple ideas, if you still want some:

1. Prisoner's dilemma. It's a really versatile situation, and the punishments/rewards can be changed depending on the mood.
2. Tug-of-war, but there's [insert deadly thing] in the middle, and the winner gets [insert great reward].
3. The Knife & Fingers game (I forget what it's called), and right after it is something that is much more difficult if you don't have all your fingers.
4. The trolley problem. (I'm gonna assume there is a large group of people playing this game, and they've all had time to form friendships and rivalries.) On one track is the person they like the most, on the other is everyone else, and the person they hate the most.
   1. For an added twist, you could have one random person be on the trolley. They don't know who it is though.
   2. Another thing you could add is that everyone does this "game", and whoever "dies" the most times gets [insert horrible thing here].

Yeah, sorry about that. I did exhaust my short list of quotes though, so there won't be any more from me for a little while.

"The difference between try and triumph is just a little 'umph'. You got this!"

"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain."

"F.A.I.L. stands for 'First Attempt In Learning"

"There's no person in the whole world like you, and I like you just the way you are." - Mister Rogers

"The darkest twilight may seem long, but look up to the stars and wait for the beautiful dawn."

"The secret to doing anything is believing that you can do it. Anything that you believe you can do strong enough, you can do." - Bob Ross

"You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching, love like you'll never be hurt, sing like there's nobody listening, and live like it's heaven on earth." - William W. Purkey

"Yes, petting an animal counts as social interaction and you can be proud of it."

All of these are from Amaru: The Self-Care Virtual Pet. If you have any scruples with the quotes, take it up with the app, not me.

Let's get all the facts straight here:

You do not not like ogre

The only options are not liking ogre and liking ogre

Therefore, It can be deduced that you like ogre!

As I myself had spaghetti and meatballs last night, I can confidently say that it is a great dinner, and that you should make it.

This is a good story, and it inspires thoughtfulness in me. I'm not going to try to review it, as others will do a better job than I will, but suffice it to say that I like it. Keep up the good work!

Update to the Storygame description:

"After bringing a metal box home and opening it up, you find a strange VR headset and a haptic feedback suit. When putting it on, you find yourself waking up in a strange house with untold mysteries and strange creatures lurking outside. What happened here? Why is the place abandoned? And how did you get here?"

Update to looking around the room for the first time:

"You push back the chair and slowly stand up. Your head protests the sudden change in perspective and starts an escape attempt from your skull, while colors fill your vision. Stumbling over to a wall to stabilize yourself, something crinkles under your arm. After you regain your sight, you identify it as an old, faded poster for a band that lost its popularity decades ago. All around you, the wallpaper is peeling, and cobwebs fill the corners. Torn and moth-eaten curtains cover up a section of the wall, with a window peeking through the holes. An old door, the hinges rusted and the knob corroded, is on the opposite side of the poster, and a sliding door on the wall to the right is rotted and falling apart."

I also have a bunch more pages updated. Message me if you want to read some of them.

Would you rather: Always get 100 on tests, but never turn homework in on time, or always get 100 on homework, but never go to any clubs?

I'll probably think up more later

Huh...

The more I think about this, the more unsettled I am at how accurate this is. It was a tad confusing how you worded some things, but my brain seems to somehow make sense of the whole thing, so I can't pin anything down now. Although I personally feel like the spiky monster eating jesus is just me not liking how some people use religion as an excuse to do anything they want.

I'm going to go crawl into a corner and contemplate my life for a little bit now. Might as well try to have an existential crisis while I'm at it; It's been a while since I tried to make sense of the universe using flawed logic. (/hj)