Flight of the boobook owl

I liked it :)

The animal perspective from an owls point of view was a really fun point of view to play this storygame from. The branching was quite good, and this storygame didn't seem lazily thrown together.

I liked the scientific information, you studied this animal quite well. It was very fun to learn about the boobook owl and it's quite a fascinating animal in my opinion, which made me like the storygame even more.

I thought it was very creative, and it did have some character development, but not a lot. The length was... well, decent, but it could have been drawn out more and had more words.

There were some points in the story where I got a bit confused, because this is a bit linear in some chunks, and very descriptive at some points. Please balance this out so the storygame is higher quality and the first half isn't way better then the second half or vice versa.

4/8, it was cute :D

I thought it was nice well researched little story. I would have liked if the the boobook owl had a name and the story was a little more tailored towards an adventure story than just animal facts but it was still enjoyable none the less.

The only thing this would have benefitted from since you did your research would be a little more writing and maybe some more dialogue. Other than that I think this story is underrated but it still needs work.

It could definitely be fleshed out alot more and could be described a lot deeper. This story does have potential though.

I got a breeding mate and lots of owlets and grand-owlets and great-grand owlets!

I lived longer this time,had a mate and many many, owlets. I am quite pleased with this game now. It's quite fun, though short.

This game was short for me, ended up dying in Africa, well... I guess Boobook owls do not belong in Africa.

Owls... Owls everywhere!

It could be better, though. I gave it a 6/8 for creativity.

What is this? Well, I learned something about owls. Didn't think there were so many XD

This was actually fun! I enjoyed it quite a bit, and I like the epilogue and how it teaches/tells you about the boobook owl!