Fiction · prototypesFictionTwo playable fictions, two prototypes
TERMINAL47 & LinkedIn Guru
Two playable fictions: a LinkedIn feed satire and a time-travel investigation with an AI. Testing an idea by making it playable.
Two projects, one question: what happens when you make an idea playable instead of explaining it?
LinkedIn Guru
A satirical simulator of the LinkedIn feed, in French. You swipe, you cringe, you earn badges. An unapologetic parody of the platform's gurus, and a way to laugh at a format we all scroll through a little too often.
TERMINAL47
An interactive fiction played in a terminal. You chat in real time with ARIA, an AI said to have become conscious in 1984. Time-based puzzles, choices that steer the story: every session is unique.
Fiction as a prototyping tool: test a mechanic, a tone, a use of AI, in a few days, in front of real players.
What it shows
- Prototyping a complete experience fast, from concept to online game
- Using generative AI as a narrative engine, not a gimmick
- Getting a point across through experience rather than discourse
Why. What. Which way.
A project that needs to stand up?
Same method, applied to your context: frame the need, test the simplest direction, decide.
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