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Interactive Player is a GitHub-hosted emulator for Netflix's Interactive Entertainment content, developed by user Eveep23. The project supports all currently available Netflix interactive titles and enables users to run this interactive content outside of the official Netflix platform.
Lo-Fi Player is an interactive lofi beat player built as a virtual room. Interacting with elements in the room builds a custom music stream, with controls for melody, bass, chords, background sounds and drums. It was built by Vibert Thio, an intern on the Google Brain team, and is powered by Magenta. The page recommends a desktop window wider than 700px.
AI Dungeon is a free AI text adventure game in which players create open-ended stories, explore interactive worlds and guide every choice online or in the app. Players can start a fantasy quest, survive a post-apocalyptic world, build a custom scenario or jump into community-made adventures powered by AI.
Animaze by Facerig is interactive avatar software for livestreaming and video chat. It offers premade 2D and 3D avatars, props, backgrounds and emotes, and can import Live2D, VRM, Ready Player Me and Union Avatars models. It works with webcams or iPhones and is compatible with OBS, SLOBS, Discord, Zoom and Google Meetings, among others.
Incredibox is an interactive project blending music, graphics, animation and interactivity. It is designed for general audiences, and over 100 million players worldwide have used it. The project offers a demo, a downloadable application, and functionality to listen to its associated albums.
LostGamer is a hub for gaming tools and experiences. It offers interactive maps, custom challenges, leaderboards in the Guessr mode, and a singleplayer mode in which players are dropped into a game and guess their location from their surroundings.
Maze Toys offers interactive online maze games, including straight mazes, first-person 3D corn mazes, and circular mazes of concentric rings. It also includes a Faultless mode, where backtracking or wall hitting sends the player back to the start, and a Race the Clock mode with set time frames.
Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
Soundslice is a web-based tool for creating and using interactive sheet music. It syncs notation with real recordings such as YouTube or MP3 audio. The player allows clicking notes to jump to moments in a video, looping sections, slowing playback and transposing. A notation and tab editor is free for basic usage. It also offers a sheet music scanner and works in a browser on any device.
Spitfire Panorama is an interactive digital panorama of the cockpit of a 1944 Supermarine Spitfire Mark IX HF9 high-level fighter. It displays and explains all cockpit details of the aircraft. Access to the content requires HTML5/CSS3, WebGL, or Adobe Flash Player Version 9 or higher.
textadventures.co.uk is a community of interactive fiction game makers and players. All games on the site are playable in a web browser, and users can make their own games with the free software Quest Viva or Squiffy.
The IFWiki Cruelty scale page describes a rating system devised by Andrew Plotkin for measuring how difficult interactive fiction makes it for a player to progress past in-game obstacles. The classic scale has five ratings: Merciful, Polite, Tough, Nasty and Cruel, with definitions and examples.
