Make a choice or write your own action
When a scene calls for a response, choose one of the suggested actions or write what you want to do. The next passage continues from that input.
404 World · UpdatedRead the scene first
Start with the opening to understand who you are, where you are and what has just happened. Open Choose your next move at the bottom to see the available actions and text input.
For your first turn, try an action that feels right for your character. Confirm it, wait for the continuation and read the new situation before deciding what to do next.
Say what you want to do
If the suggestions miss your idea, write it yourself. For example, you might try, “Ask who sent the map before deciding whether to go.” That gives the story an action, an order and a reason.
This is an example of an input you could write. The people, events and outcome depend on your current story, its premise and what has already happened in your save.
Choose how to take part
Play a character lets you speak and act as the protagonist. Guide the plot lets you suggest a direction for the next part of the story. Check which mode is selected before confirming your input.
A sentence or two about what matters to you right now is a good place to start. Read the response, then decide on your next move.
Keep following this experience
After a continuation finishes, revisit earlier chapters or take another action. When you return later, open the same save from your bookshelf or the story page.
To explore a different beginning, start a separate experience from the story page. Keeping each experience in its own save makes it easy to find the one you want to continue.