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Tell Me A Story Set To Combine Video Games With Webcomics For An Out of This World Experience

A new Kickstarter campaign has been announced for Tell Me A Story which will combine the storytelling of a webcomic with the interactivity of a video game. Tell Me A Story will allow users to make choices within the story and 3D environments that will create an experience that is out of this world. Venture through a world populated by aliens and develop the story as you go! Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
Combining the interactivity of video games with the storytelling medium of a web­comic, Tell Me A Story... provides readers with a uniquely immersive and evolving epic. Seamlessly incorporating both still and animated panels within a single page, Tell Me A Story... is presented as an HTML5 based website, allowing you to make significant story choices while navigating bizarre 3D environments populated by alien beings. It's the Mass Effect trilogy meets Star Trek: The Next Generation, with a bit of Twilight Zone thrown in for good measure.

A collaboration of artists and mediums

An experience unlike any before, the Tell Me A Story... website is being built by a collaboration of artists and will take approximately 2 months to complete. The site will consist of an immersive environment featuring animated characters and backgrounds, sounds and music, and different outcomes based on choices you make while reading the story.

A timeless epic in an always­expanding universe

Tell Me A Story... is the first of several Kickstarter­funded projects that will develop and expand the Tell Me A Story... universe. It’s a narrative experience only possible in the 21st century, where readers will make real story choices and help determine where this project goes next: a meta­storyline that will expand based on community interaction, allowing readers to become participants and contribute their own ideas.

Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/jerseyboypdx/an­interactive­animated­sci­fi­experience

Facebook: www.facebook.com/TellMeAStory

Blogger: www.interactiveanimatedscifi.blogspot.com/

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