Long ago, in a time before the pandemic and quarantine, there was a lot of discussion in the nosleep author community about creating a "Choose your own Adventure" style story. Specifically, about whether or not it would be possible within the confines of the rules set forth by nosleep. Also, if such a thing was possible, what would it look like?
This planted the seed that eventually turned into Bedside Manor.
I spent at least a month plotting and planning, tearing the story apart and putting it back together, trying to find a way to tell it while keeping the mystery--and the game--intact. There were several times I almost abandoned it altogether. But the reaction from the ko-fi community inspired me to move forward. (Big thanks to all of the ko-fi heroes for being my unwitting play-testers.)
thank you for letting me pick your brain
thats pretty cool another question are the parts of the story on kofi more ahead puzzle wise then the blog
Long ago, in a time before the pandemic and quarantine, there was a lot of discussion in the nosleep author community about creating a "Choose your own Adventure" style story. Specifically, about whether or not it would be possible within the confines of the rules set forth by nosleep. Also, if such a thing was possible, what would it look like?
This planted the seed that eventually turned into Bedside Manor.
I spent at least a month plotting and planning, tearing the story apart and putting it back together, trying to find a way to tell it while keeping the mystery--and the game--intact. There were several times I almost abandoned it altogether. But the reaction from the ko-fi community inspired me to move forward. (Big thanks to all of the ko-fi heroes for being my unwitting play-testers.)