Apparently, merpeople are the new trend in interactive fiction. Yes, I call something a trend if I spot more than …
Continue reading “‘The Sea Eternal’ Review – I Knew Those Whales Were Up To Something”
The Heroes Rise trilogy of gamebooks are, as near as I can tell, among the most popular releases from Choice …
Continue reading “‘The Hero Project: Redemption Season’ Review – The Ratings Demanded It”
I’ve always found the written word very alluring, which to a great degree explains my career choices and the fact …
Continue reading “‘Fallen London’ Review – An Artfully-Made, Wonderfully-Weird Labyrinth of Stories”
My quest to stay more or less on top of major gamebook releases has been pretty tricky of late thanks …
Continue reading “‘Guns Of Infinity’ Review – The Ravages Of War”
There are a lot of different ways a piece of interactive fiction can succeed. Some of them tell a great …
Continue reading “‘Scarlet Sails’ Review – Would You Download A Ship?”
Well, here it is, everyone. Magikiras (Free) is easily one of the worst gamebooks I’ve played in my years of …
Continue reading “‘Magikiras’ Review – How Do You Make Mechas Versus Monsters This Boring?”
If you enjoy traveling through intriguing, mysterious worlds that combine a gothic sensibility with a tinge of the supernatural, then …
Continue reading “‘Fallen London’ is Out Now, So Go Enjoy its Lovely Victorian-Gothic World”
Generally speaking, I’m not the sort of gamebook fan that replays books terribly often after finishing them. I’m usually okay …
Continue reading “‘The Daring Mermaid Expedition’ Review – Devoting Full Time To Floating”
In between crunching RPGs, I often like to unwind with various types of interactive fiction games. They’re relatively short, and …
Continue reading “‘Samurai Love Ballad: Party’ Review – If The Bird Doesn’t Sing, I’ll Buy IAP”
Interactive fiction, or choose-your-own adventure as we often call it, has been divisive in gamer circles. Some consider it a …
Continue reading “‘Buried’ Review – Who Knew Kentucky’s Depths Were Both Dark and Entertaining”
