The story is quite good. It is not the most original concept but it is handled well and there are quite a few elements that turn now mundane story tropes into something refreshing and almost new. Most importantly it was a lot of fun. I thoroughly enjoyed reading through every line and page and I especially appreciated the length, allowing you to get drawn into the story and characters without feeling like it drags on. There are some errors in coding but nothing that won’t get sorted out within a few days. And perhaps even more so this was the first time since probably choice of robots that I did not feel like I had to restart on the first playthrough. The game is very good about working within your choices as long as you present consistency of character. It will still punish you on mistakes but even those are done so well that you feel like it’s just indeed another branch or path as opposed to a mistake. I loved the main character and playing as her and felt like my play style very well reflected in the writing.

I don’t review things, but in my fever induced mania perhaps I’m turning over a new leaf. I’ve played lots of excellent Choice Of games, my favorites being the Heroes series, so you can probably see a trend here. But I don’t know if I’ve ever been as drawn into a world like I have with Superlatives. Weather Control is one of my favorite powers so that helps, and I genuinely enjoy leading a team where other games have only given you the facade of doing so, that I’ve played anyway. I like the characters, I’m genuinely interested to see what each one thinks and says, who they are as people and heroes. Now I’m not that far in, maybe chapter 5 or so, but everything is so consistent thus far that I’d be surprised if it took a nose dive. I’ll certainly review again once I’ve finished but I look forward to playing the rest with great aplomb.

This game was awesome. I wish I could have gotten a little deeper into my romance with Hugh, but otherwise I have no complaints. I used to read choose your own adventure books as a kid. This is the first adult kind of version of that which I’ve really enjoyed. :)

Most CYOAs don't flesh out the main characters much, but this one gives you lots of choices. Lengthy, with replay value, sets up for sequel. One of the most deftly handled worlds I've read, considering a its a hodgepodge of steampunk science fantasy with aliens to boot. Not completely debugged but mostly wasn't too bothersome. Like most Choice Of games it's cloyingly PC, to the point of stuffing a bunch of gender and minority characteristics into one character in a way that felt more political than integral. But one reads for story, not politics, and Superlative has the former in spades. Hope to see a sequel.