Active Fiction Adventure: Welcome To Weird World
Welcome To Weird World!
This is Steam Hat's newest (and weirdest) Art Game Exhibit, Active Fiction Adventure: Welcome To Weird World. It is a fully functional interactive-fiction game taken to the extreme and YOU make the choices. Filled with over 157 text cards, mini-games, illustrations, and MUCH more! Make sure to bring your jogging shoes when you come play this, because you'll be running around in circles searching through the 6 sections of this exhibit.
This particular Art Game Exhibit was based off of the short story written by Robert L. Kline Jr. titled “Welcome To Weird World”. THAT story was based off of a collection of rather bizarre creatures created through a collaboration of both Robert L. Kline Jr. and Dru Woodard. Portions of each of the original character sketches were separately drawn by each illustrator in secret, which gave birth to a bizarre and wonderful collection of creative creepies.
This exhibit has been featured at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Many thanks to Ingenuity Cleveland for their continued support.
Use the links in the Picture Galleries menu to view the exhibit and the players.
To download a free PDF version of the game, go to the Download Game page.
Excerpt from the Weird World
Actual Quotes from Players
“ Ahhhh man, I got killed again. Urrgghhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! ”
“ Alright, we're back. Now how the heck do we play this thing? ”
The game consists of:
- • 157 Situation Cards packed with choices to make.
- • 138 page PDF version filled to the brim with mondo-ADVENTURE!
- • 27 bizarre creature illustrations lovingly crafted by Dru Woodard & Robert L. Kline Jr.
- • Break The Code mini-game.
• Tunnels and Time Travelling! - • A Mystery Box! (What's in the box? WHAT 'S IN THE BOX???)
The physical exhibit consists of:
- • 7 corkboards.
- • 3 Tri-Fold Display Boards
- • Magnetic Calendar Board
- • Suduko Board (reimagined)
- • Army Men
- • Rotating Frames (Large)
• Rotating Frames (Small) - • LED light set (battery driven).
- • Triangular Reflectors
- • An Old Wire Garden Fence
- • Small Doors
- • Antique Wooden Box
- • And a variety of found objects.