OpenBST Alternatives
OpenBST is described as 'Application that allows you to easily read and create branching stories and text adventure games using simple text files with an extremely easy to use syntax' and is an app. There are six alternatives to OpenBST for Windows, Linux, Mac and Web-based. The best OpenBST alternative is Twine, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like OpenBST are Ink by Inkle, Yarn Spinner, StoryNexus and Inky by Inkle.
- 42 Twine alternatives
- Free • Open Source
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
Twine is an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories.
- - Twine is the most popular Web-based, Windows, Mac & Linux alternative to OpenBST.
- - Twine is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to OpenBST.
Twine Features
- 45 Ink by Inkle alternatives
- Free • Open Source
- Game Development Tool
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
ink is a scripting language built around the idea of marking up pure-text with flow in order to produce interactive scripts.
Ink by Inkle Features
- 43 Yarn Spinner alternatives
- Free • Open Source
- Game Development Tool
- Windows
Yarn Spinner is a tool for creating interactive dialogue for games. Write your conversations in Yarn, a simple programming language that's designed to be easy for writers to learn, while also powerful enough to handle whatever you need.
StoryNexus: The choice is yours. StoryNexus gives you free access to hundreds of interactive worlds, from science fiction to romance, from gothic fantasy to historical adventure.
StoryNexus Features
- 45 Inky by Inkle alternatives
- Free • Open Source
- Game Development Tool
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
Inky is an editor for ink, inkle's markup language for writing interactive narrative in games, as used in 80 Days. It's an IDE (integrated development environment), because it gives you a single app that lets you play in the editor as you write, and fix any bugs in your...
Inky by Inkle Features
- 45 QuestJS alternatives
- Free • Open Source
- Game Development Tool
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
Quest 5 is written in C#, with some Visual Basic, has its own scripting language, ASL, and also uses JavaScript for the UI. Players can either download a dedicated player/editor or use the web version, in the latter case the game runs on the textadventures.co.uk server.
QuestJS Features