Escape From the Gulag
Emilio Munoz Retrepo, Joseph Sewell
The passage was a pretty good story. The reader has choices that lead to a certain ending. All of the decisions remind me of school tests. Sometimes you pass the test, sometimes you fail, and the choices you make decide your outcome. The guy escaping the Gulag is the person who we control, like a puppet, and was an interesting detail that got me involved in the story. There were plenty of choices to tell the story but, I would have liked more options. I would recommend this book to a reader who likes adventures and the possibility of many different endings.
The interactive story, Escape from the Gulag, by Emilio R. and Joseph S. was an interesting story.
I’ve been thinking about how silly the story is and that the art quality isn’t the best, but when I kept reading through seeing their creative ideas and stories, I stopped to think, “Maybe I’m wrong, maybe this is an actually good story, and I’m judging too early. They are just trying to have fun.”
I stopped being so serious and critical, and decided to accept the fun of the story. It allowed me to enjoy the story and learn about Mike’s story. I’ve realized they were using tools manufactured by google, like using google drawing or google slides, so it made me appreciate the style of art made by Emilio and Joseph. Even though the story has a few mistakes grammatically here and there, I really liked the story they made. One thing that I would like to know though is what happened to Mike after falling down the pit, as it says you can read his prologue but it wasn’t there.
One thing I think you can try is by making the items more descriptive and what they do, so the reader can figure out what will be the best option. Or if you choose the wrong item you can decide to choose a second item to help you stay alive.
The article, Escape from the Gulag, by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewel on the boothwarrior was very exciting and fun. I enjoyed the imagery and the options on each stage of the article. I felt it was a fun and adventurous way of reading an article. It reminded me of playing a video game of Mario where he rescues the princess. Along the way Mario meets several characters. In the same way, this article had the robots and guards that protected the prison while Mike(the main character) is trying to escape from the prison. Although it is not good to be in a prison for any reason, the story does make me wonder how life is all about overcoming challenges one at a time to reach your goal. In this story as well, even when Mike gets out of the prison it’s snowing. In a way the challenge continued and the journey would continue beginning the next one.
Escape from the Gulag is a good story/game I liked it a lot It was very interesting and told me not to steal cheerios or ill go to the gulag you might want to make it more human like also it was confusing trying to pick what I wanted to pick but it was good overall!!!!
The interactive story game “Escape from the Gulag” by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
I thought that the interactive game was amazing and perfect, but I have thought about some things that I think they could add to make it better.
Adding more endings, this would make it a lot better because it would make people play for longer and end up having people like the game way more, for example the part when you go through the red door and end up getting eaten by Ballo, you could make the ending called “eaten by Ballo” and it would show a picture of mike in Ballo’s stomach.
Escape from the Gulag
Made by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
The interactive story Escape from the Gulag was very fun and enjoyable. I can relate to it when play video games. The reason why I think that way is because you get to choose your choice and not just have the story go on and on without you having a choice. I am very grateful Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell made a great story.
The inrcative story Escape from the gulag by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell is relly good but could still use some things to make it perfect. If you incloued a therd option when you fail that sent you back to your mastic would make it better. And if you incloed more options that would aslo make it better. You should aslo make a part two it would add more of a story. Mabay if you make a scratch game out of it or a backstory part.
Escape from the Gulag is a fun well thought of interactive story. They are many endings to get also lots of fun random dialogue, I think this was inspired by that stickman game where you have choices to either break into somewhere or escape prison. I like the designs of the characters, simple yet so complex. Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell did a good job making this. I don’t even know how this got past school authority but hey I’m glad it did! The first ending I got was the pit ending, I should’ve not helped that guy. Being sent to the gulag for stealing cheerios was really random though, but funny. Thanks for going so overboard with this story, it was really fun finding this!
Escape From The Gulag
Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
If I had to critique anything I would fix the spelling.I would also add a better option and make it more realistic like with the tools they have to use.It was kinda fun but I feel like they needed more and needed to make the game longer. The graphics were pretty okay but I feel like the graphics needed to be better and have more detail because it was very plain and simple.Overall it was a pretty good game and I would play it again but with those little critiques I think the game would be amazing.
This game could be better If it wasn’t so long. They also didn’t spell quite right multiple times. This game was kind of interesting. I’ve never played anything like this game. It was kinda fun getting to pick my own choices in the game. Whoever made this overall did a good job.
Zachary • Dec 10, 2024 at 6:52 pm
Escape From the Gulag
Emilio Munoz Retrepo, Joseph Sewell
The passage was a pretty good story. The reader has choices that lead to a certain ending. All of the decisions remind me of school tests. Sometimes you pass the test, sometimes you fail, and the choices you make decide your outcome. The guy escaping the Gulag is the person who we control, like a puppet, and was an interesting detail that got me involved in the story. There were plenty of choices to tell the story but, I would have liked more options. I would recommend this book to a reader who likes adventures and the possibility of many different endings.
Paul Vu • Dec 9, 2024 at 9:11 am
The interactive story, Escape from the Gulag, by Emilio R. and Joseph S. was an interesting story.
I’ve been thinking about how silly the story is and that the art quality isn’t the best, but when I kept reading through seeing their creative ideas and stories, I stopped to think, “Maybe I’m wrong, maybe this is an actually good story, and I’m judging too early. They are just trying to have fun.”
I stopped being so serious and critical, and decided to accept the fun of the story. It allowed me to enjoy the story and learn about Mike’s story. I’ve realized they were using tools manufactured by google, like using google drawing or google slides, so it made me appreciate the style of art made by Emilio and Joseph. Even though the story has a few mistakes grammatically here and there, I really liked the story they made. One thing that I would like to know though is what happened to Mike after falling down the pit, as it says you can read his prologue but it wasn’t there.
Winston • Nov 12, 2024 at 7:58 pm
One thing I think you can try is by making the items more descriptive and what they do, so the reader can figure out what will be the best option. Or if you choose the wrong item you can decide to choose a second item to help you stay alive.
Ojas Sawai • Nov 11, 2024 at 8:53 pm
The article, Escape from the Gulag, by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewel on the boothwarrior was very exciting and fun. I enjoyed the imagery and the options on each stage of the article. I felt it was a fun and adventurous way of reading an article. It reminded me of playing a video game of Mario where he rescues the princess. Along the way Mario meets several characters. In the same way, this article had the robots and guards that protected the prison while Mike(the main character) is trying to escape from the prison. Although it is not good to be in a prison for any reason, the story does make me wonder how life is all about overcoming challenges one at a time to reach your goal. In this story as well, even when Mike gets out of the prison it’s snowing. In a way the challenge continued and the journey would continue beginning the next one.
JAKE • Nov 11, 2024 at 3:02 pm
Escape from the Gulag is a good story/game I liked it a lot It was very interesting and told me not to steal cheerios or ill go to the gulag you might want to make it more human like also it was confusing trying to pick what I wanted to pick but it was good overall!!!!
Kayo Mathias Alvarez • Nov 11, 2024 at 2:10 pm
The interactive story game “Escape from the Gulag” by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
I thought that the interactive game was amazing and perfect, but I have thought about some things that I think they could add to make it better.
Adding more endings, this would make it a lot better because it would make people play for longer and end up having people like the game way more, for example the part when you go through the red door and end up getting eaten by Ballo, you could make the ending called “eaten by Ballo” and it would show a picture of mike in Ballo’s stomach.
Ezekiel Bernal • Nov 11, 2024 at 1:58 pm
Escape from the Gulag
Made by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
The interactive story Escape from the Gulag was very fun and enjoyable. I can relate to it when play video games. The reason why I think that way is because you get to choose your choice and not just have the story go on and on without you having a choice. I am very grateful Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell made a great story.
Graeme Ton • Nov 11, 2024 at 1:54 pm
The inrcative story Escape from the gulag by Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell is relly good but could still use some things to make it perfect. If you incloued a therd option when you fail that sent you back to your mastic would make it better. And if you incloed more options that would aslo make it better. You should aslo make a part two it would add more of a story. Mabay if you make a scratch game out of it or a backstory part.
Marley Ayos • Nov 11, 2024 at 12:01 pm
Escape from the Gulag is a fun well thought of interactive story. They are many endings to get also lots of fun random dialogue, I think this was inspired by that stickman game where you have choices to either break into somewhere or escape prison. I like the designs of the characters, simple yet so complex. Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell did a good job making this. I don’t even know how this got past school authority but hey I’m glad it did! The first ending I got was the pit ending, I should’ve not helped that guy. Being sent to the gulag for stealing cheerios was really random though, but funny. Thanks for going so overboard with this story, it was really fun finding this!
miles heeb • Nov 11, 2024 at 11:58 am
Escape From The Gulag
Emilio Munoz Restrepo and Joseph Sewell
If I had to critique anything I would fix the spelling.I would also add a better option and make it more realistic like with the tools they have to use.It was kinda fun but I feel like they needed more and needed to make the game longer. The graphics were pretty okay but I feel like the graphics needed to be better and have more detail because it was very plain and simple.Overall it was a pretty good game and I would play it again but with those little critiques I think the game would be amazing.
NIKOLE HARMON • Nov 11, 2024 at 11:47 am
This game could be better If it wasn’t so long. They also didn’t spell quite right multiple times. This game was kind of interesting. I’ve never played anything like this game. It was kinda fun getting to pick my own choices in the game. Whoever made this overall did a good job.