Taco Fiction
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Author(s): Ryan Veeder
Genre: Crime/Humor
Website: https://rcveeder.net/tacofiction/
Language: en
First Publication Date: 2011-10-01
License: Freeware
Rating: 4.0 (based on 120 ratings)


ABOUT THE STORY

  Taco Fiction is a game about crime.


EXTERNAL LINKS

  Play online <https://rcveeder.net/tacofiction/>
    at the author's website.

  Story file <https://rcveeder.net/tacofiction/Taco%20Fiction.gblorb>
    Current version, at the author's website.
    Requires a Glulx interpreter[1]

  Story file <https://ifarchive.org/if-archive/games/competition2011/glulx/taco/Taco%20Fiction.gblorb>
    IFComp version.
    Requires a Glulx interpreter[1]

  ClubFloyd Transcript <https://allthingsjacq.com/intfic_clubfloyd_20111101.html>

  Hints <https://rcveeder.net/tacofiction/hints.html>
    Invisiclues-style

  Walkthrough <https://rcveeder.net/tacofiction/walkthrough.txt>
    Solution-style

  CLASH of the TYPE-INS Podcast (Part 1) <https://rcveeder.net/clash/cotti4.mp3>

  CLASH of the TYPE-INS Podcast (Part 2) <https://rcveeder.net/clash/cotti5.mp3>


EDITORIAL REVIEWS

  XYZZY Awards
  Best Writing <http://xyzzyawards.org/reviews/reviews2011.html#skatf>
  > "The impressive thing about Taco Fiction's writing is that it handles a lot
  > of difficult things and does a consistently good job."

  XYZZY Awards
  Best Implementation <http://xyzzyawards.org/reviews/reviews2011.html#tacojj>
  > "Taco Fiction is a game about crime. There are many aspects to crime and the
  > primary theme of the game is precariousness. You, as the nameless
  > protagonist, are in a precarious financial state which leads you to criminal
  > acts, and the world you occupy in Taco Fiction is itself precarious with few
  > things exactly as they seem. With this in mind, we might expect the game's
  > implementation to facilitate this sense of precariousness, and so it does."


REFERENCES

  [1] <https://www.ifwiki.org/Glulx_interpreters>