CYOA Factory

Morphosis Games

In-app purchases

About this app

* Create stories and visual novels with multiple endings
* Publish and share your stories online
* Read and review stories published by others
* Design fancy text individualized for each of your characters including particle effects
* Include your own artwork for backgrounds and characters
* Include your own music and sound effects

Agent Six was surrounded. On her left two thugs brandished electric clubs. On her right a skinny man with a taser. Snipers took aim in the distance. The agent smiled and chuckled slightly. She knew exactly what to do.

Or rather, you do. CYOA Factory allows you to design your own tale. You write the story. You write the choices... and you write the consequences.

Setup complex interactions, manage inventory, or make the narrator a little sarcastic. It's up to you.

CYOA Factory will make writing like:
A) Baking a cake
B) Tying a shoe
C) Performing neurosurgery in the back of a speeding ambulance

Ratings and reviews

Actually a really interesting app that has a bunch of potential!! I will say it is a bit confusing, even with the tutorials at times, especially trying to understand some of the random chance, tag requirements, set tags. And the ui is a bit confusing at first but after you test around for a bit it becomes clearer. I will say I wish inputting art and background was a bit easier. Like having a way to crop art and fit it instead of it just fitting itself. However this app deserves 5 stars 🌟

While the mechanics seem pretty easy to learn, the one downside is the lack of a diverse community at this stage of development. It feels very limiting if you want a variety of enjoyable content to read from, and can be discouraging when you work hard on a scenario that no one will end up reading. I see great potential with it, but right now I can't really enjoy myself.

It's got a lot of options is intuitive and easy to learn but one major thing it could benefit from is a save button. It relies on autosaves to a cloud, but I've found that when your wifi is spotty or unavailable the save mechanic is unreliable. It's especially frustrating when you start to code only to find all your progress undone. There is an export system but it's buggy and I've yet to get it to work. I'd honestly give it five stars if it fixed the save mechanics.