/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

I'm going to assume that by 'made' you mean 'finished', since there's a lot of them out there. Some are even ongoing.

The thing about open text adventures is they keep going indefinitely until the person running it gets bored, so it doesn't really follow that they'd 'finish'.

>>14137

I know a few, but not many. You mind posting links?

>>14140

Here's two ongoing ones:

https://anonkun.com/user/amateurcopycat/stories

you might find links to other ongoing stories digging through: https://8ch.net/abdlstory/

Other than that watch halfchan /d/'s diaper threads or simply google 'cyoa' and 'diaper'/'abdl'/etc.

Or plan one out and make it.

>>14141

I don't know a thing about making video games.

>>14145

It's not a videogame. it's a written story.

Basically you plan out the backbone of a few different story branches, then present the readers with choices on what the character should do on a chapter-by-chapter basis with each subsequent chapter being based on the consequences of the previous choice.

Think of it like a D&D campaign, except with only one player character and much less player input.

>>14146

I'm thinking games more like zork. Games that use an actual text interface. There are games like that use gargoyle and other programs. There was an unnamed game that was really good. It was on foxtalestimes website.

>>14147

A good place to start might be to have a look at making a twine game:

http://twinery.org/

it's html-based, so it's not as open as Zork with the kind of commands you can give.

Here's one of my favourite examples(though be aware this is not an abdl game, it instead features tg, tf, corruption, and a few other things):

http://lilysgames.com/Into%20the%20Dungeon.html

>>14136

It would be interesting. Maybe something to do with a robo-nanny/house malfunctioning and treating you like a baby. Maybe you piss of a witch and she treats you like a baby while you try to escape her house? There are plenty of ways you could go with it.

Ah, a bright sunny Friday afternoon. You don't really have much to do, would you like to strap on a diaper?

A) yes

B) no

>>14158

B

Diapers are for losers

>>14156

I'm liking that last idea.

>>14159

Filled with a sense of self-loathing, you decide to deny your diaper desires. You go to the kitchen to eat your pain. Time to grill some salmon nigga.

What do you grab to drink?

A) Red Wine

B) Beer

C) Soda

D) Milk

E) Water

>>14186

A

This is salmon we're cooking. Red wine.

>>14191

You grab a bottle of merlot and unscrew the cap. As you pour yourself a glass, you imagine yourself as a hot chick getting tipsy on red wine. Your stiffy is quickly deflated when you catch your obese male reflection in the toaster.

How depressing. Just what you need. The salmon is quickly finished and so is the bottle of red. You're buzzed, but you have more wine, and you still haven't eaten yet. Open another bottle?

A) yes

B) no

>>14195

A

Getting back on track, any more ideas for settings? Anyone have experience with making these kinds of games?

http://twinery.org/ this program allows you to create those those kind of games/ interactive stories with virtually no knowledge of programming required. a choice is simply a branch.

>>14196

Salmon is dope. So is red wine. You are now drunk and satisfyingly full. Would you like some bong hits?

A) bong hits? Great idea!

B) go into your bedroom

C) go into the bathroom

D) let your mind wander…

>>14204

Someone needs to get on this! It sounds great!

>>14235

C. bathroom, of course.

bump

Twinery is not a game its an interactive story.

http://textadventures.co.uk/quest

Here's something that makes an already brain dead easy thing to program easier, that even your death bed grandmother, who hasn't seen a computer, can do.

srsly tho I think the reason is that text adventures have always been kinda obscure, you've gotta be older than thirty to have even realized they existed and even then (I remember) something like 10% of Americans owned a computer in the late nineties. so as this thread further validates, a lot of people have never played or even know of text parser adventure games.

In front of you is a large white house with darkened windows and a red door. White picket fences surround the structure enclosing a well cared for lawn featuring tacky lawn ornaments and a concrete walkway leading from the fence gate to the front door. Next to you is a mailbox.

>>14609

look at myself

>>14626

Unable to remember what you looked like this morning in the mirror, you make an attempt to look at yourself. Crossing your eyes you can see your nose, it appears blurry. You then look further down your body and see that you are of average build. You are wearing average clothing; Jeans, sneakers and a black T-shirt with text reading:

>It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

>Further investigation will reveal more about their nature:

> what is a grue?

>The grue is a sinister, lurking presence in the dark places of the earth. Its favorite diet is adventurers, but its insatiable appetite is tempered by its fear of light. No grue has ever been seen by the light of day, and few have survived its fearsome jaws to tell the tale.

You are unable to see what you look like from behind.