With HTML you can write a basic page template which you can repeatedly use and just change the information within the code without needing to recode.
Sometimes you dont get to choose yourself and have to roll a dice or flip a coin to determine the outcome. Sometimes the option is a deadly choice and you meet your unfortunate demise and have to begin again. Sometimes the option is a dead end and you will be forced back to the previous options. An example might be: Once upon a time there was a small city in which all the citizens were obsorbed in the local weather forcast.The plain looking weatherman was speaking into the camera with a concerned expression, announcing the approaching storm.Though the storm was only a category one hurricane, the entire town panicked! Every last small minded, easliy scared citizen lost their mind.literally! Enter Terry, Mind Wrangler Extraordinaire! Set traps to catch the minds Use the lasso you find conveniently nearby pull out a pipe and play some music to tame the minds The reader/player will then choose an option and be presented with a new scene and new options. Usually there are a few different choices. The basic idea is that you are a character in a story and at each event you choose what to do next which will change what happens next. There are create your own adventure books out there too. If you see this and try it and want to beef up your game to make it more visually awesome you can find everything you need to know about writing HTML at What is a create your own adventure game? Have you ever been flipping through a text book at school and at the bottom of a page it says "turn to page 36" or something, then you turn to that page and it tells you to turn to another one and so on? That is a very similar concept. This is a very very very basic use of HTML programming to make a create your own adventure game.
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