Same as a lot of other commenters, I downloaded this “game” out of boredom without expecting much. However I was pleasantly surprised immediately with how well written and in depth the interactive story was. The characters are well developed and the choices are meaningful. While there are not alternate endings to chapters (other than premature death), the choices you make will change the course of events that take you to that ending significantly. The consequences of actions can range from obvious to baffling. However, the even the outcomes that seem much different than you expected can be traced to events in the story more often than not. Sometimes these can be as minor is tiny details or off hand comments from pages before. This forces you to really immerse yourself in the story and consider everything that goes into your decisions (in a fun way). I laughed at the idea of paying for the premium version of this game, but it only took until the second chapter of the first story before I bought it with an in game offer for $10. Mostly to remove ads but also to support developers of games like these. My only comment would be that I really hope the stories that say “under development” really are just that. I’m hesitant to start those out of fear that they might not be finished and I’ll be left on a cliffhanger forever!

Honestly, I’m not one to play these kinds of games let alone read a book. But when I decided to start reading this interactive story I had no Idea how much of an adventure I would be taking. Getting know some of the characters and rooting for them honestly was super enjoyable. Trying to make the right choices for what you think is right for you and those with you was remarkably challenging. I would sit there contemplating my options for minutes. Also too imaging the Epic battles and insurmountable moments really brings this to life. Truly some engaging stories and you’ll need to strategize in order to prevail for the best results. And what is really amazing too is how even when you think certain decisions are the best you realize that in order to succeed you really need to put yourself in the mind of the one you play. Taking on the role of a rogue assassin or a young man still learning or a powerful Second-in-command individual are just a few of the characters you get to be. Great job guys. Would gladly pay for books with stories like these in them.

Thoroughly enjoy playing/reading , reminds me of the Choose Your Own Adventure series I read as a teenager back in the 80’s, but with the fantasy element of the D&D I played then too. And while I get the need for the scoring and saving setup, I am not entirely sure how it completely works, and the only feature I would change is the ability to play through a second time under a different save file to see how it impacts the next chapter play through and the effects on one’s ability to advance. So far I have only done the Wizards tale, but if the writing is the same for the others I can’t wait to eventually unlock them. While I haven’t purchased the premium package, for those who have more time than a middle aged dad with little kids, it is probably a better option to get to some great lite role playing/ interactive reading. For sure , heed the content warnings, this is definitely not for younger kids. Again, really enjoying this so far and would recommend it highly to anyone who loves science fiction and fantasy.

It’s basically just a short story on the go. I use it when I’m going places, y’know? Just bored out of my mind. Funny thing is, whenever I play this to escape a boring situation, I continue playing OUT of that situation. I’m not even kidding. I could be walking through a library, and then I’ll still be trying to find out what happens next if said library was burning down. Well anyways, the authors you guys picked were excellent and descriptive, that’s something I can appreciate. However, I did do my research, and no matter how good you do in the stories, you’ll find yourself having not the required amount of coins In like, the fourth issue of a series. Now, to me this wasn’t a problem because you can just watch a 30 second ad to be rewarded one coin. Except, most stories cost 38, and you can only watch about 4 ads before you have to wait THREE HOURS to get more. This is a problem for me. I would have to wait over NINE HOURS to get enough money to do a story that would take me under 15 minutes to get the highest rank. (Not judging the breadth of a story, they’re awesome)