Tag: Interactive Storyworlds

  • Meet Tickle: The First iMyth Hero—A Trickster with a Heart of Gold

    Meet Tickle: The First iMyth Hero—A Trickster with a Heart of Gold

    What if laughter was a weapon? What if teasing could be an art form? What if the power of playfulness could change the world? Meet Tickle—iMyth’s first Hero, and a force to be reckoned with.

    Tickle bends reality with her own invention: tickle bending—a mysterious skill that makes people feel like they’re being playfully tickled, without ever being touched. Sassy, fearless, and sharp-witted, she turns every encounter into a game, using humor and mischief to outsmart even the toughest opponents. But beneath her cocky bravado lies a heart searching for something deeper—significance, connection, and a way to rise above her past.

    Born Thi Beiphong, Tickle’s early life was shaped by comparison—overshadowed by her sisters’ brilliance and abandoned by the people who should have loved her most. She reinvented herself, crafting a skill no one else could master, carving out an identity that was truly her own. Now, as the go-to problem-solver in the city’s underworld, she walks a fine line between chaos and heroism. She may be a trickster, but her ultimate goal? To make the world a little brighter, one laugh at a time.

    Tickle isn’t just a character—she’s an experience. And soon, through iMyth Heroes, you’ll be able to meet her yourself. Ready to step into her world and see what tricks she has up her sleeve? Join the adventure today.

  • Potential Storyworlds

    It’s no secret, I have long been a fan of dark fantasy. Somehow the grey lines separating good and evil, protagonist and antagonist have always attracted me. I guess they parallel life. It is never quite apparent who the good or bad guys are until viewed again in retrospective.

    In this article, 10 authors are listed who provided gritty, realistic fantasy before the turn of the twentieth century.

    I have read the works of many of these authors. I loved them! In my humble opinion, any of these storyworlds would constitute as excellent interactive storyworlds. These are just a few samplings of the storyworlds which could be created. The possibility is almost unlimited. What’s next? Jane Austin Storyworld? Why the hell not?