Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Application type
Platforms
- Self-Hosted
Apps similar to Twine include Ren'Py, which is free and open source. Other options are Dream Novel, StoryFlow Editor, Inky by Inkle and Tuesday JS. Game Development Tools like Twine are a crowded field, with more than 50 alternatives for Windows, Linux, Mac, the web and self-hosting.
Monogatari is a simple web visual novel engine, created to bring Visual Novels to the web.
Yo Scenario is an elearning content authoring tool for building branching scenarios, games, simulations and much more right in your browser.




Ficdown is a set of standards using the Markdown formatting syntax that can be used to create choice-based interactive fiction. Formatting of text is done using standard Markdown, with a few Markdown elements taking on additional story-defining properties (for example, level-two...


Chronicler is an open source desktop application which allows users to create CYOA/MCG (choose your own adventure/multiple choice games) interactive fiction using a GUI not dissimilar to Twine (i.e. in the style of a flow chart).



TilBuci is a free, open source tool to create interactive content. From a visual web interface, you can gather your media, texts, and all content in the form of interactive "movies" that can be exported as websites, embedded via iframes, made available as PWA apps or...




Inquisitor is an engine for browser and multiplatform Interactive Fiction works. It bares similarities to Twine while facilitating creation of worlds with locations and items.

textadventures.co.uk is a community of interactive fiction game makers and players.



An interactive Fiction Space Engine and application for creating and playing Interactive Fiction games (e.g.: Colossal Cave, Zork, Choose your path books) with no coding required.




Arrow is the free, open-source and feature-rich tool for game narrative design, text-adventure development, and creation of interactive nonlinear storytelling documents.

JAWA is an online tool which makes it possible to create, free, easily and quickly, point'n'click type investigation / adventure games, playable directly in the browser or in the form of mobile apps (smartphones & tablets).







