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# Interactive Story : Part 1

You will design an interactive story.

Examples of interactive stories

* <https://www.choiceofgames.com/category/our-games/>
* <https://chooseyourstory.com/>

You will *design* create such a story.

You are *not* asked to implement it.

## Goals

* learn to design a graph
* learn to write a story
* learn to distribute tasks
* **Competencies**:
  * project management
  * git
  * html
  * css&#x20;

## Requirements

* There will be *at least* 5 branches
* There will be *at least* two endings (one of them can be a game over)
* There will be *at least* one variable that changes a later outcome (an item picked up, health points, time...)
* There will be *at least* 2 illustrations in the whole game

## Instructions

* fork this repo to your team's page
* clone it on one of your laptops
* Your team will produce:
  * the graph of the story (what leads where)
  * the texts
  * the images
  * an example, with html and css, of one page
  * a readme.md that explains all of that, and your intention
* When you're done, push it back

## Bonus

Depending on the quality of the work you may obtain an additional points. You will be - subjectively - noted on:

* quality of the graph (how clear, how pleasant to read)
* quality of the story
* quality of the writing
* quality of the variables (how creative)
* quality of the images (produced or sourced)
* quality of the HTML & CSS code
* quality of the final page (how it looks)