Librarian of Things

• Manage Your Research
  A University of Guelph Library guide that helps users choose an appropriate tool for managing citations through the form of a Twine game.
  
• Searching UD CATalog: A Roesch Library Adventure
  a Catalog Search and LC Call Number Review Game (for training students) by Jillian Sandy
  
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  by Miriam Posner

References to past librarian-made Twine games but I can’t find them

• Making ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’–style Tutorials with Twine:Preliminary report [pdf]
  
• Level Up the One-Shot: Empowering Students with Backward Design and Game-Based Learning [pdf]

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Twine games from and for librarians

• Killing Me Softly
  The goal of this game is to illustrate as clearly as possible the accumulation of microaggressions and acculturative stress upon the physical and mental body, so that it may be better understood by people who may not understand how these incidents play out.
  
• We stayed up all night, my friends and I
  Choose your own manifesto!

Scholarship-themed Twine games

• Play Smarter Not Harder: Developing Your Scholarly Meta
  This game performs two related arguments through interactivity and play: first, publication medium shapes research and second, the concept of flow can increase scholarly productivity. Publication medium is a choice that is always made and often forgotten. This game argues that no medium is neutral and that medium choice shapes knowledge production.

Library-themed Twine games

• Library of Last Resort
  “is a game from Matt Finch. It starts out as a text adventure but quickly gets delightfully weird, transmogrifying into a game where you help the protagonist escape from the author’s control and set them free in the real world” [ht]