Overview

Non-Linear Text Quests is a compelling collection of text-based games developed by NLB project, offering a diverse range of interactive storytelling experiences. This free-to-play bundle invites players into worlds where their choices significantly shape the narrative, featuring both original interactive stories with branching plots and text-only adaptations of classic point-and-click adventures. Players can expect to engage with characters, manage inventories, and combine items to solve puzzles across various intriguing scenarios.

Highlights

  • This bundle features multiple text-based games, including "Return of Red Riding Hood, New Adventures," "Am I a Monster?," and a demo of "The Barbarian and the Subterranean Caves" by NLB project, alongside contributions from other authors like "Returning of the Quantum Cat," "The Watch," and "Shturman."
  • The collection emphasizes player agency with branching narratives and interactive elements, reminiscent of classic adventure games but presented entirely through text.
  • Developed and published by NLB project, this indie title is available for free on Steam, offering a rich narrative experience without intrusive advertising or mandatory in-app purchases.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy deep narratives, puzzle-solving, and the classic feel of text adventures or point-and-click games. If you appreciate games where choices matter and the story unfolds through your decisions, Non-Linear Text Quests will likely captivate you. It's also an excellent choice for those looking for engaging, free-to-play experiences that focus on story and exploration rather than action.

Game Info

Non-Linear Text Quests is a single-player, indie adventure game that falls under the text-based and choose-your-own-adventure genres. It was released on July 25, 2018, and is available in English and Russian. The game supports Steam Achievements and Steam Cloud, and is also available through Family Sharing. It is free to play and has received a 'Mostly Positive' reception from Steam users.