> This perfectly captures both my confusion when playing Fallen London as well as here at [the Conference].

– a Conference participant

# Fallen Warsaw

~ static mirror without randomization ~

~ the main and interactive version lives at fynngodau.de ~

Fallen Warsaw is an autobiographical but twisted recount of the happenings during the 50th International Symposium on Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science (August 24–29, 2025, Warsaw, Poland). Both in design and style of writing, it is heavily inspired by Fallen London, but it has its own small enclosed world.

You will enjoy reading this short online interactive fiction if you…

- …are a fan of Fallen London. (Some paragraphs are more or less direct references to or quotes of Fallen London content.)
- …attended the Conference yourself.
- …like strange stories.
- …want to know what I have been up to.

### How to play

- All devices supported, desktop recommended. (click to read why)
  1. Desktops typically have larger screens, so you will be able to see more options at once, and the layout that positions pictures next to the text will work properly.
  2. Desktop browsers typically allow you to zoom in and out, allowing you to adjust the font size according to your preferences.
  3. Desktop devices are more likely to be connected to an unmetered network. The game's assets are not optimized, so one page can be multiple megabytes big. (This also means you can right-click and open any thumbnail picture you like, to look at it more properly.)

- Click links to progress the story. (They are not hidden.)

- Copy and save URL anytime to save progress.

- E-mail me (imprint) whether you liked the game, or if you found a typo.

Enjoy!
— Fynn

Exit the tunnels

And see Warsaw for the first time.

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