Credits
Writer: Bennett R. Coles
Art: EJ Dela Cruz
Copy Editing: Kirsten Hipsky
Chapter Headers: Paul Wang
Beta Testers: Natalia Carmo, Logan Crow, James DeGaray, Alicia Gugele, Sydney Hillside, Gavin Inglis, Deanna Johnson, Talha Mahmood, Robin Marsolier, Vito Martono, Norbert Molnar, Ramidel, Jeffrey Ranas, Eric Thomas, Tanix Vazquez, Terrell Williams
Managing Editor: Jason Stevan Hill
ChoiceScript Language Design & Development: Dan Fabulich
"Fog of War: The Battle for Cerberus" is Copyright 2019 Promontory Press. All rights reserved.
About the Author
Bennett R. Coles has served as an officer in the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Army for more than twenty years and he's had many adventures, as well as many boring times to think about writing. He is a recipient of the Cygnus Award for military science fiction, the Literary Titan Book Award and the Cygnus Grand Prize for science fiction. He attends SF cons across North America whenever he can, but is far more likely to be spotted at cons closer to his home in Victoria, Canada. He's happily married and is kept busy with two growing boys and two scheming cats.
About Choice of Games
Choice of Games is the world's largest publishing house for interactive novels. Our award-winning games are entirely text-based—hundreds of thousands of words and hundreds of choices, without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Choose your path: your choices control the story.
Since 2009, we've published more than 150 interactive novels on Steam, web, and our "Choice of Games" app for iPhone and Android, including multiple nominees for the SFWA Nebula Award. We publish more than a dozen games a year, and we continue to expand our back catalog of older games, which we make available for free to all readers.
Using ChoiceScript, the scripting language we've created for developing interactive novels, an individual author can write a full-length branching narrative, hundreds of thousands of words long, all in a single voice, under one creative vision. A player might read around 20% of those words on one playthrough, ensuring that our games remain fresh each time you play.
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