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A collection of interactive fiction and graphical games I made, hosted on the indie game site itch.io under my pen name, Cressida Tseng. Please click on the images or visit my itch.io profile to play the games.
I leveraged tools like HTML5, CSS3, GitHub, and Twine's Harlowe 3.3.7 developer documentation to develop these games.
Please note that some games come with content warnings, which can be read on the itch.io game description pages. Some games may also include sound, so headphones or earbuds are recommended for the optimal experience.
Amber & Myrrh
Amber & Myrrh
She, with eyes of amber and myrrh, calls out for you, calls out against the insults of the man with eyes of smoke and silver.
A sapphic love story inspired by the Greek myth of Pygmalion and Galatea.
Submitted to Neo-Twiny Jam 2024 and Interactive Fiction Showcase 2024.
Longlisted for IFDB's Outstanding Historical Game of 2024 and Outstanding Romance Game of 2024.
SHADOW PLAY
SHADOW PLAY
An exploration of the frustration of harboring fractured memories and the guilt of making decisions with devastating consequences. You play as someone whose past choices have turned the forest kingdom's cruel princess into a crow monster.
Now, she wants revenge.
Discover the beliefs that led you here and the choices you must make to fix your mistakes… and change your fate.
Submitted to Interactive Fiction Club 2024.
Cosmic Cats From Meow-ter Space
Cosmic Cats From Meow-ter Space
Follow the brave and adventurous Princess Luna as she embarks on an intergalactic journey to save her home planet from doom.
and there are no stars.
and there are no stars.
a tiny, semi-autobiographical game about the stars and the comfort you find in them.
Submitted to Neo-Twiny Jam 2023.
choke heart
choke heart
what can you do or say that will reflect the love you've shared with a caregiver? maybe there's nothing at all. you just have to be present.
Submitted to Neo-Twiny Jam 2023.
four days
four days
a rumination on past trauma—on the startling realization of how little time you have to heal.
but does healing truly have a deadline, even in the hour of greatest need?
Submitted to Neo-Twiny Jam 2024 and Interactive Fiction Showcase 2024.
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