There's really no good survival information in this piece of choose your own adventure fiction, and very little rhyme or reason to whether you live or die, but it's fun. And beyond all that, it's just in time for Halloween!

Oh yeah! I forgot to mention that it has ZOMBIES! Yeaaaaah!

The Outbreak: What would you do?

It should be noted that the above is intended for mature audiences and contains harsh language, violence and so on.

This brings me to an actual question. Wouldn't it be fun to see a video like this where solid decision making aided the characters in a survival situation and advanced the story? I think it would be great.

interesting, thanks for the link.

Hmm, seems a little too pre-destined to me, but that is always how these sorts of things go. You should at least get a dice roll at each chapter. Without it, you are like a wayward puppet on a string.

Still, a good little storyboard.

Chapters were a bit long but cool to work through. Thanks

Not if starting a fire burns down the forest, stopping to make shelter causes you to freeze to death and the only way to survive is to run around in circles screaming loudly.

Maybe not, but it would be amusing if not very helpful. LOL

I've always felt computer games are wildly under used for training. People like playing computer games and well designed ones can take a lot of skill and thought. It doesn't give you the real life hands on feel for things, but it can set you up with the knowledge which can then be polished in the field.

Every decision can kill you, including the first.

I thought it was a good project for film students, and I admired the way the clips got edited together into a smooth narrative. I don't think there was any way to make sensible decisions that would "win"; it was usually just luck.