NARRATIVE GAMES


I have one word to describe narrative games, FRUSTRATING!

 I could not win any of the two games even if I tried three times. I wrote different commands such as "eat, climb, run, fish, swim" but none of them worked. 

 I wonder now if I am too stupid or this types of games are too hard, or too simple!

 What I liked is the story involved but nothing more, I hope my classmates could score better than me and maybe give me some advices later. 




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