In the gripping standalone interactive novel "Whiskey-Four" by John Louis, you step into the shoes of a retired contract killer from the Anomalous Interference Unit. With a staggering 396,000 words, this text-based adventure harnesses the boundless power of your imagination, devoid of graphics or sound effects.
Injured and forced into early retirement, you find yourself reactivated on a remote frontier world to confront a terrifying, enigmatic threat that endangers the entire galaxy. As you navigate this perilous journey, you'll face relentless pursuit from corporate assassins, SWAT teams, and even your obsessive ex-lover who has risen from the grave.
Your mission is clear: bar the doors of hell and save the galaxy from an impending doom. Yet, survival is no easy feat when everyone seems to want you dead. You'll need to manage your scarce resources wisely to stay alive amidst the chaos.
"Whiskey-Four" offers a deeply immersive experience where your choices matter. You can play as a man or woman, with options to be gay, straight, or bisexual. Along the way, you might engage in various romantic flings or rekindle an old flame—or extinguish it forever. The narrative also adapts based on one of three body types you can choose, adding another layer of personalization to your story.
Will you succeed in saving the galaxy, or will the myriad forces against you prove too overwhelming? Dive into "Whiskey-Four" and find out.
Tags : Role playing
