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Thousand Dollar Soul
by greg
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Thousand Dollar Soul
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Description
A dark "Choose Your Own Adventure"-style interactive fiction game about young love and time travel. Reader discretion advised.
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Written by Greg McClanahan and art by Michael Swain. All music was from the Kongregate Collabs, courtesy of Asteroid Blues, Ed Brew and Robotaki.
The collabs are gone now, but you can find the 3 game tracks here:
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/410095
https://soundcloud.com/edbrew/what-lies-beneath
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5TAwZg9GCE
How to Play
Click 1 of the 2 options on each screen to unravel the story and reach 1 of 35 endings.
FAQ
What is Thousand Dollar Soul?
Thousand Dollar Soul is a narrative-driven interactive fiction game developed by Gregory Weir and released on Kongregate.
How do you play Thousand Dollar Soul?
In Thousand Dollar Soul, you read through the story and make choices that affect the direction and outcome of the narrative.
Who is the developer of Thousand Dollar Soul?
Thousand Dollar Soul was created by Gregory Weir.
What type of gameplay does Thousand Dollar Soul offer?
Thousand Dollar Soul focuses on branching storylines and multiple endings, where your choices throughout the game impact the conclusion.
Is there any progression system or replayability in Thousand Dollar Soul?
Yes, Thousand Dollar Soul features replayability through its multiple paths and endings, encouraging players to explore different choices in this interactive story game.
Developer Updates
Quick update: I am currently writing a non-interactive novel titled “Reality Tunnels” that will serve as a direct sequel to both Thousand Dollar Soul and God’s Assassin, tying these two stories together. This novel is at least a few years away from completion (it’ll probably be longer than all paths from both games combined), but the main events are all planned out, and I’m starting on the first draft now. It will be free to read once finished. For the purposes of Reality Tunnels, Ending #29 in Thousand Dollar Soul is considered the “real” ending. You can read a brief summary of the trilogy’s timeline at reality-tunnels.com. Cheers!
Comments
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Vijora
Apr. 01, 2013
Thank you for "back" button :)
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You're welcome! My next one will probably let you skip back to specific sections.
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wafflelord951
Oct. 03, 2011
but not all my questions are answered...what happen to the zit when i didnt pop it?
Crap, I completely forgot to wrap that up. Ummm... it goes on to become a great and powerful cyst.
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Charliecm
Apr. 01, 2013
the way the story is revealed is really a work of art. on my first play through i ended up with one of the ''worse'' endings and was left unfulfilled with the story. but once i went back and changed my actions bits of information become were revealed that suddenly had me going back through every action trying to find out more. this game does not only tell the story in a way that is pure genius. as you go back changing what you did it really makes you question the previous actions you took and the negative way you can effect people 5/5 recommend completing all endings to understand how great this is
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blackbelt3d
Apr. 01, 2013
"Those over 18 are not eligible to win" ...Is there something you want to tell us, Greg?
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Suffrajester
Apr. 01, 2013
I know it's April Fools but I want to believe. Greg'd be an improvement on a lot of the other dudes on the Internet in that he isn't wearing a fedora and doesn't seem to hate women.
women > fedoras
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