Interactive Fiction (IF) is a genre of storytelling that allows players to engage with a narrative through text-based input. Players make choices that influence the direction and outcome of the story, creating a unique experience for each playthrough. This form of fiction often emphasizes player agency and creativity, allowing for exploration of complex themes and characters. The roots of Interactive Fiction can be traced back to early computer games like Zork and Adventure, which set the stage for modern IF. Today, various platforms and tools, such as Twine and Inform, enable writers to craft immersive narratives that challenge traditional storytelling methods.