Submitted by Plover on
Category:
Description of App:
Is it a book or a game? It's neither, it's Decision Fiction! This app allows you the ability to enjoy branching story games with multiple endings. These interactive fiction game books allow you to decide your own adventure and explore hundreds of choices and endings. With missions, levels, artifacts, you'll have endless hours of reading fun.
Apple Watch Support:
No
Version:
1.6
Free or Paid:
Free With In-App Purchase
Device(s) App Was Tested On:
iPhone
iOS Version:
13.1.2
Accessibility Comments:
The app is very accessible, considering the fact that its main goal is to provide interactive gamebooks.
VoiceOver Performance:
VoiceOver reads all page elements.
Button Labeling:
All buttons are clearly labeled.
Usability:
The app is fully accessible with VoiceOver and is easy to navigate and use.
Other Comments:
A gamebook is a type of interactive fiction where the reader is given choices throughout the story instead of the traditional text parser that is commonly found in text adventures.
App Store Link:
Developer's Website:
Developer's Twitter Username:
@decisionfiction
6 Comments
Thank You For Posting
Submitted by Roxann Pollard on
I can't wait to try this one out. Thanks for taking the time to let the community know about this.
Thanks
Submitted by Kadianne on
I really enjoy interactive fiction. Can't wait to try this out
sounds interesting
Submitted by Sasha Stride on
I will definittely try this. I don't know if this is my genre but will give it a try This seems to be different from frotz though I love frotz.
A rough start
Submitted by Perry Simm on
Hi!
I hope the devs of this promising app are reading this, as I'd like to point out some accessibility issues which are making the experience feel unpolished.
When I launched the app for the first time I found myself on page 1 of a tutorial introduction. Trying to go to the next page immediately landed me on page 5, where I had to decide whether to sign up or try the app. I double-tapped on "try the app" but got taken to a signup screen which I had to dismiss by activating a button called, somewhat cryptically, "forme 14."
Generally there are a lot of unlabeled buttons, especially in the store, and also lots of buttons just saying "buy" but with no indication of what exactly it is I would be purchasing.
I took a very brief look at the first story it suggested, and found as the very first choice that was presented to me: "Go back your book but stay alert."
Sorry for sounding picky, but if you want to be all about text, you should do better than to showcase sloppy writing.
Cheers Perry
Number 4 i agree.
Submitted by DMNagel on
Many unlabelled buttons. Double tapping the menu button is also a bit of a disaster. The only thing I get there is a log out button And there is no back button either.
RE: A rough start
Submitted by Roxann Pollard on
I also agree that the app feels somewhat unpolished. The only way I got out of the menu button, where I was presented with a log out button, was to simply close the app, then force close it out of the app switcher, and then open it again. I did play through the train story but it sort of jumped around a bit. I was successful but I have to work at it, due to the unlabeled or mislabeled buttons. I think this app has great potential but the accessability needs some work.