Truth or Blasphemy (Choose Your Own Adventure) by Censing

Review Perianna

First one I have tried and I loved it!

Spoilers:







I got the Truth room. I love ???'s personality and the last paragraph X3 This was such a lovely ending =3

Review Something Moving Under The Bed

A really interesting idea- a teenage party, which leads off into a number of completely different stories depending on which choices you make. Even in each story, there are lots of very different decisions you can make and directions the story can go in- seems like the author spent a lot of time on this!
It reminded me of the old anthology horrors, and children's spooky tv shows like Are you afraid of the dark?

Comment Censing

MAZE CHEAT

A few people are having trouble with the maze in the Mary's Portal route- this can be skipped to find the same content by following these choices when speaking to Mary:

-'I don't believe you.'
-'I think it's safe to say we both know who you are.'

And that's it; all further choices will keep you away from the maze!
Alternatively, if you attempt the maze, there is an arrow at the top left corner of the screen try hovering your mouse around and it lights up), allowing you to back-track any mistakes. If you get stuck in the maze, you can always back out of it with a few clicks and try the dialogue choices posted above to skip :)

Thank you all for playing and I hope you all manage to have fun!

Comment Regisblackgaard

yeah, the maze is a piece of shit.
but the Truth or Truth was fun, perhaps you should expand it?

Comment ChazCliffhanger

The maze is retarded though.

Review ChazCliffhanger

It is a compelling story with very different paths you can take on each playthrough. My only complaint, is that I don't really know the characters, and that there is long pauses in between every choice. Other than that, it's great!

Review felixp7

Truth and Blasphemy is a surprisingly compelling Twine about some lame kids who gather for a sort of party, start talking religion, and quickly discover a dark secret about the big old house their host lives in. (After that I ran into a maze, became hopelessly lost and gave up.) The dialog-based format with long breaks between choices suggests it was written as a visual novel initially, and there's some weirdness in places that could just as easily signal implementation errors or subtleties I failed to pick up on. Possibly both -- it seems to be a fairly large game. All in all, an intriguing piece, and since the choices I made seemed to matter, that might just be reason to try again. Worth a play.