I’ve been experimenting with a piece of browser-based interactive fiction that takes the form of an in-world book.

Instead of choosing a class or clicking through a normal character creator, you answer a series of questions and the book gradually shapes who you are in the setting. It gives you your nature, homeland, and path through the world, so the character creation is happening through the writing and choices themselves.

Part of what I’m trying to do with it is make the world feel like it’s revealing itself through the questions, instead of stopping everything for a lore dump.

There’s also a 3D space around the book, you're literally on the planet Funkatron, but the core thing I’m interested in feedback on is the interactive fiction side of it. Does this kind of choice-based identity-building feel interesting as IF, or does it sound like it leans too far into worldbuilding / character creator territory?

I hope to keep adding to it over time, adding more classes/races etc. I've already written and created so much of Funkatron, and now I'm trying to bring it to life in strange ways like this. 

[Mythical Loom](https://tcpoole.com/loom/)

Much love. 

A browser-based interactive fiction experiment where a mythical book builds your identity through questions