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A Player's Heart

A Player's Heart

Choice-Based Interactive Fiction
Melissa Scott
Choice of Games
02/10/2019

Find love, fame, and intrigue on the stage of the city's all-woman Opera! Put on a show, survive drama on and off-stage…and win your lover's heart. 

A Player's Heart is a 222,000-word interactive lesbian romance novel. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. 

You're a rising member of the all-woman Opera company, one of three great theater companies in the glittering rivermouth city of Tristendesande. But Tristendesande's legal ruler is a three-year-old boy, and his mother the Regent is under ever-increasing pressure from the Castagi Ambassador to rein in the city's notorious freedoms, the theaters among them. The Opera's leaders are determined to stay neutral, but the louche, disreputable Electricity Theater—where, scandalously, men and women perform on the same stage, in the same acts—is equally determined to undermine the Ambassador’s influence. And in the hothouse of the theater, love and politics are always entangled.