Two ways to steer the story
An interactive story generator should let you decide how much you write. In the full app you can play as your character in role-play mode, saying and doing things turn by turn while the other characters answer in their own voices. Or you can let a chapter run, read what happens, and step in again at the next decision. Many readers mix the two: they play the tense conversation, then let the journey that follows run on its own.
A story that remembers
Interactive stories fall apart when the world forgets what you did. Here a choice keeps its weight: the guard you bribed in chapter one remembers your face, and the secret you kept still matters ten chapters later, because the writer tracks names, secrets and what happened. Chapters run from about 500 words to several thousand. It starts on this page with your opening and up to three questions; the story is written after a free sign-up.