"In limitless fantasy, what is the value of a simple thing?"
Tales from the Interface
is an anthology of science-fiction short stories. The stories revolve around a central character named Gauthier who experiences these stories in a sort of virtual reality, he can be an active participant or simply an observer. Some of these stories will influence his life. The stories are mainly provided by Halloway, a charismatic recruiter who wants to convince him to work for him in exchange for those stories.
Tales from the Interface came out of a love of short stories and science-fiction. Inspiration comes from Asimov, Poe, Lovecraft, Bradbury and old EC comics like Weird Fantasy, The Haunt of Fear, Tales from the Crypt, etc.
The visual style varies slightly for every short stories.
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Tales from the Interface provides examples of:
- After the End: The action takes place in a dystopian future, although the details of how this came to be are very blurry.
- All Just a Dream: At the end of chapter 1, Gauthier leaves the Interface and goes back to the real world.
- Auto-Doc: Gauthier uses a machine to heal his injuries, in theory, the machine can heal any ailments.
- Digital Avatar: Gauthier is represented through a variety of Avatars.
- Goomba Stomp: Babu jumps on a giant crab from a very high tower.
- Pointy Ears: Babu has pointy ears
- Rent-a-Zilla: Babu fights a giant crab named KING CRAB.
