Eldrum: Untold - Text RPG 12+

Story, gameplay, choices, character building are all excellent and work with the excellent worldbuilding to build a gritty and dark fantasy environment. The only thing I could have hoped for was more! Hopefully in the future there will be a sequel and as mentioned by a previous review it would be great if decisions/characters from the first game could be carried over.
My only slight critique could be to allow people to level up slightly more easily although this was only my first playthrough so I may have missed opportunities to gain XP. Although I also understand that this encourages future playthroughs to explore different abilites and options.

It’s amazing! A well executed gameplay. Great graphics together with beautiful music and sound effects. Variety of choices affecting further events. Different equipments and builds for your character, level system, bunch of collectibles. It’s definitely worth a try. Game allows about an hour of free gameplay which gives you more then enough to experience what it has to offer then reaching certain point you are offered to buy the game with one time fee for 4.99 unlocking full access with several hours of additional gameplay and replay ability. IMO worth the price seen from demo experience! Recommend!

If you liked the Sorcery series or Choice of Games/Hosted Games ‘choose your own adventure’ style apps then you won’t go wrong buying this game.

The developers have clearly put a lot of time, care and attention into making this game and it shows.

My one gripe (surprise) is the lack of walkthroughs and guides for the game - not that I like using the things but should one get really stuck (as can often happen with these kind of games), then having a resource to overcome a particularly frustrating/confusing section is helpful to keep the story moving along.

Quite why this excellent little gem hasn’t already amassed a significant following of devoted gamers or the coverage across the press/social media it deserves is somewhat baffling.

Btw - the in-game music deserves a big shout too. Highly distinctive and adds further ‘identity’ to the game (a bit like how BioWare did for Mass Effect and Naughty Dog for The Last of Us...and yes it really is THAT good!).