Past Mistakes - Science Fictio

Living a Book

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About this game

Dystopian future science fiction detective gamebook. This is an interactive book with multiple endings. FANTASTIC. "Living a Book" is a new approach of interactive books where the reader’s decisions change and trigger new situations and a different ending.

""Past Mistakes” Commissioner Collins, a veteran agent of the law that rules over the new Total Order the world is in, will find, by accident, a time capsule buried back in the XXI century. In this capsule, he will find the origin and solution to the totalitarian state under which the oppressed XXV century lives: several plans on how to build a time machine, and a card with the story and location of the tyrant who would start World War Three, allowing all his descendants to continue the Great Dictatorship, the Total Order under which Collins lives.

Dystopian Interactive Gamebook App with images, music, decisions and multiple endings, a great story book online for people who likes to play interactive story hunger games.

"Past Mistakes" is available today, you get to choose the course of the story, become the main character, choose your path wisely and discover our multiple endings.

Commissioner Collins, a veteran agent of the law, fifty years old, from Novopolis, in Great America. He does not agree with the system he lives in, but he has no other choice than to abide by the law, Lex Code, imposed upon the world’s population. The Supreme Leader oppresses World War 3’s survivor states. Upon finding the time capsule, which will reveal how to avoid the planet’s current situation, he chooses to help correct the past and erase the present.

Have you ever wanted to change the ending of your favorite book? Now you can! Good, bad, unexpected, sad, and of course happy endings, original storiesonline, tales, classic book adaptations, short stories, tales for children and novels are available in this living books app.

This gamebook app is available for Android devices, Download for Free and decide later if you want the full version, This Interactive Book App is published by Living a Book.

LIVING A BOOK, books with decisions and multiple endings, create a unique immersive experience by combining technology and a good read. Our Pathbook apps create the best reading experience ever.

Pathbooks are Interactive Book Apps with images, music, decisions and multiple endings in a diverse book library for all ages. 


Become one of our characters, Choose Wisely!

We’re creating NEW possibilities in the art and craft of storytelling where authors are limited only by their imagination. Get fully immersed in our apps, they’re not just books, a text adventure, games to play over text, interactive games or flash fiction, we call them PATHBOOKS, we are keeping the essence of good reading and we use technology to create a great experience. 

Read a Pathbook and enjoy reading like never before.

This Interactive Book App is published by Living a Book.

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It's not a gamebook, it's not simple chat stories, it's not a game, it's not just an interactive fiction book, it's a PATHBOOK

Ratings and reviews

The bad grammar in the story distracted me, so I was unable to be drawn into the story. commas were in places where they were not needed, and I noticed run-on sentences. The order in which the words are placed could be better, and there were some paragraphs I couldn't easily tell which character was being talked about. This story was obviously worked very hard on, but I suggest the author has a third party check for grammar mistakes.

Would have given it three stars, but since it was free, got 4. The story was ok, I came back to it every now and then, but it's too short and barely scratches the problems of time travel, which has been discussed for more than 100 years thoroughly. I wished it didn't give me an easy ending and rather hit me with confusion along side the main character. But I enjoy the platform and wish it well!

1.Paywall.Not free. 2. Writing is seemingly rushes to the next plot point, so the transition is not really smooth.