Great, will do. Thank you Jupiter!

Super nicely made, great game! I included it in part 2 of my WAG Challenge compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/nU71CM_eL8Q

Thank you for your feedback qualifiedbadger!

Interesting idea, and pulled off really well! I liked seeing all the suggestions above each map, to see how it was implemented - overall a very meta experience! Very unique!

Thank you for the feedback! Yeah I only had weekends to work on this so it is definitely small, but I thought it was still worth submitting since they are looking for 10 minute experiences. I am curious what you thought was lacking, or in what way was it lacking, just in general for next time.

I put an mp3 file in the same folder, and then after the final html export from Twine, I edited the html file:

<li id="credits">This story was created with <a href="<a href=" http:="" twinery.org="" "="">http://twinery.org/</a>">Twine and is powered by <a href="<a href=" http:="" tiddlywiki.com="" "="">http://tiddlywiki.com/</a>">TiddlyWiki</li>

So right after that I inserted my own:

<li><audio controls style="width:130px;height:60px;"><source src="TheFallofArcana.mp3" type="audio/mpeg">Your browser does not support the audio element.</audio></li>

I like the premise, of taking a basic concept and revisiting an expanded version of it. However, though the expanded concept is interesting in its own way, it's a bit short, and I feel like it was a bit lacking. Oh, and something about this reminded me of IF games(as in, with a parser).

Also, how did you do the music in the browser? I tried to get that to work for my game, Literate, but I couldn't...

(Yes, I did the WAG Challenge too! You can find my game, Literate, here: http://itch.io/jam/wag-challenge/rate/29610)