Fight on the front lines of humanity's war against the tentacled Blobs through a hilarious interactive science-fiction novel. Your choices shape the story as you lead stealth missions, evade alien blockades, and probe mysterious planets, all while dealing with Lloyd, your smug shipboard computer. This entirely text-based RPG adventure runs on PC and relies on imagination alone, with no graphics or sound.
Face crises like an imminent crash on Cygnus Delta's jungle moon and pick from options such as elite piloting, delegating to Lloyd, safe landing, or wrecking his screen. Defeat the Blobs to become a war hero, reveal the invasion's secret, or negotiate peace as ambassador. Fans of choice-driven indie RPGs and adventure tales thrive on these branching paths.
Fight on the front lines of the war between humanity and the hideous Blobs. (Not that anyone has actually seen a Blob up close, but everyone knows they have tentacles. Surely they’re hideous!) Go on stealth missions, run alien blockades, and investigate mysterious planets, "aided" by Lloyd, your insufferably obnoxious shipboard computer.
Choice of the Star Captain is the hilarious interactive science-fiction novel where your choices determine how the story proceeds. The game is entirely text-based--without graphics or sound effects--but powered by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
For example, suppose Lloyd has just informed you that your ship will crash land on the jungle moon of Cygnus Delta in 93 seconds. What will you do?
A) Call upon your elite piloting skills to escape the moon’s gravity well.
B) Invite Lloyd to land the ship himself, if he’s so smart.
C) Make the prudent choice, and try landing on the moon’s surface instead of attempting a risky escape.
D) Spend the last 93 seconds of your life gleefully smashing Lloyd’s screen with a torque wrench.
Humanity needs you, Star Captain! Will you defeat the Blobs and come home as a war hero? Will you uncover the secret that sparked the Blob invasion? Will you serve as ambassador and convince the Blobs to spare the human race? The choice is yours.
