The Fairly OddParents: Crocker's Playhouse

I found this to be pretty enjoyable. The writing was decent and the storygame maintained some level of difficulty, being that some of the gameovers can be a bit random or surprising.

This was a bit darker than I thought it would be, given the material that this storygame was based off of, many of the dead-ends were rather blunt and abrupt to say the least. So this game doesn't really do that well of a job in capturing the feeling of the actual program, at least in atmosphere. The characters for the most part are captured well, so I can't say that this game misses too much on things like immersion.

From a technical sense this game does fine, and I suppose that the length of this storygame isn't too bad in all honesty. I would really just recommend that you make the choices less random and actually having to require some degree of strategy or thought to them. Random choices and gameovers can be a bit frustrating, at least in my opinion.

This game has a interesting premise with Timmy and his fairies being tasked with rescuing his peers, and this is a bit surprisingly dark for a game that's based on a cartoon that's usually light in it's humor. While the writing isn't bad, I do believe that it could use a bit more imagination and detail in some areas. Still, there's some good effort in this storygame.

Overall, good potential but this does lack a bit in the execution of some areas.

2000s kids' tv reincarnated

I haven't watched this show, but I know the basics of it enough for the story to be enjoyable.

Gotta say, with the title "Crocker's Playhouse", I was expected some sort of dark sexual fantasy that goes way past the show's PG rating. (NOT projecting my fantasies) What I did find, however, was a charming little game that brought back a lot of memories. The characters weren't so OOC as I thought they'd be, but it did seem a little off with Timmy's lines. With the choices you had to go in practically blind, as no hints were given to what one would allow you to proceed. I did enjoy the little bit of Trixie's backstory, albeit was a bit out of place with how the story was going. Overall, it was sweet and simple.

I expected it to be worse than rotten ham, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's the right amount of cringe and nostalgia to keep me from zoning out.

It was at least funny, even if it failed to grapple with the really big questions proposed by the source material.

This was great! I loved the story!

awesome

That was a short, nostalgia-inducing little piece. I feel like you really captured the personalities of the characters from the original show, well. The pages were of a reasonable length, and the writing itself was good. I did spot a few minor typos here and there (like forgetting to put a verb in the plural, in one instance), but these didn't detract from the overall narrative.

I did sometimes feel like which choice was the 'correct' one was a bit randomized. It would've been nice to see some choices that the reader had to put more careful thought into. I would've also liked to see more than one 'successful' ending.

I loved how the dialogue and story stayed true to the characters while still putting a new spin on it. I haven’t played all the way through yet, but I felt like I could here the characters’ voices while I was reading it.