No. There's dozens, possibly hundreds of different books and series that use
that very general type of format.
Johntfs
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I am thinking of creating a Choose Your Own Adventure game, with numbered
sections where the reader can choose where to go or who to fight. I want to
know if this narrative style(numbered section and goto decisions) is
copyrighted. I am planing to use my own fighting styles and rules, not copied
from gamebooks like Lone Wolf.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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