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This is excellent writing.   I recently became interested in creating text-based adventures with Inky, but I'm far from this level. No wonder this adventure is having success. I wonder which engine was used to make it.

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I have also been making Interactive text-based adventures.  I am using Twine!! which is really amazing. But I am also trying to figure out Renpie.

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Coincidentally, I just downloaded Twine and tried to understand how it works. I love it; it's just what I've been looking for. It's perfect for narrative, not as schematized as Inkle.  I don't know Renpie, but I think I'll give it an eye in the future.

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Most definitely! I think renpie just give you more customization options! But Twine is by far my favorite!

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Ren'Py is more for visual novels. If you're just doing regular text-based stories, I'd recommend sticking with Twine. You can do normal text-only stories in Ren'py, especially with NVL-Mode, but Twine is lighter and can be simpler to learn for people starting out with the programming side of things.

Thankyou For letting me know!! I think I'll stick with Twine until my digital art gets better! (: