YOU are Victor Frankenstein and you wish to end death! Use science to make a new man - or a MONSTER!
- This classic story might be the first cautionary tale about A.I (Artificial Intelligence), as one man takes science too far, and creates a monster he cannot control. It has created a blueprint for many great stories to follow including 2001: A Space Odyssey, Terminator and Robocop.
- In this iNovel, you play as both the scientist Frankenstein and as the monster. As Frankenstein, you seek the means to end death forever. As the monster, you can choose to seek revenge, or redemption!
- iNovels are designed to improve students' English reading and vocabulary skills, as well as their problem-solving and critical thinking. They are faced with moral and ethical dilemmas as well as puzzles and obstacles to overcome. Throughout the narrative, they gather objects and allies that can help them later in the story! The choices they make may change the story completely, or they may simple perish and need to begin again! Each novel is divided into three levels, so beginners can read only a little, whereas advanced readers have additional description which may yield hidden clues. This is gamified and differentiated learning at its finest, and iNovels are beloved by students of all ages and ability levels!
- This novel adaptation sticks closely to Mary Shelley's original story. In addition, this novel reveals more of Frankenstein's untold past, his time at the school in Ingolstadt that Shelley only hinted at, and how he discovered the method to make a monster. And the many branches of this interactive story have hidden surprises: what if Frankenstein had decided to evolve his monster still further? And what of the illuminati, who would have been contemporaries of Frankenstein's in their birthplace in Ingolstadt? What interest might they have in his experiments?
- This iNovel allows the reader to experiment with different possibilities. Is there a way for the ultimate tragedy to be avoided? Who should ultimately triump - the monster or his maker? The ultimate conclusion to the story is in the reader's hands.
- Written by Matthew Townend, a veteran novelist who holds a literature degree from Exeter University and a Post Graduate Certificate of Education from Oxford University. Matthew has taught in both the UK and Taiwan, where he currently resides.