Captive of Fortune
Hosted Games · 2017 · Adventure, RPG, Indie, Text-Based
PC
3 user reviews0% · 3
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About Captive of Fortune
Battle Necromancers, Ogres, and the Demon Itself!
Captive of Fortune is an interactive novel by Samwise Harry Young, where your choices control the story. It's Volume Two of Demons Among Men, the sequel to Trial of the Demon Hunter. The game is text-based with occasional vivid illustrations and a unique sound track – and driven by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Continuing your journey to banish the mysterious and elusive demon, you travel to the city of Lorden, where romance and new dangers await. With new allies but even more enemies presenting themselves, the vendetta against you continues, the trials set before you leading you along a dangerous path to face your greatest challenge yet.
Captive of Fortune is an interactive novel by Samwise Harry Young, where your choices control the story. It's Volume Two of Demons Among Men, the sequel to Trial of the Demon Hunter. The game is text-based with occasional vivid illustrations and a unique sound track – and driven by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Continuing your journey to banish the mysterious and elusive demon, you travel to the city of Lorden, where romance and new dangers await. With new allies but even more enemies presenting themselves, the vendetta against you continues, the trials set before you leading you along a dangerous path to face your greatest challenge yet.
- Over 136,000 words
- Romance!
- Battle bandits, necromancers, ogres and trolls
- Music and illustrations to enhance your experience
- Finally confront the demon
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
$4.99
to own everything
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Damn. What a shame. I was actually enjoying this series. For the first handful of Chapters, this was an adventure comparable in quality to its predecessor, Trial of the Demon Hunter. Sure, there were some flaws: the music felt a little lazier this time 'round (as if some of the weaker tracks had been saved for a game other than the first); there were definitely more typos than previously; and at least one minor plot-hole reared its ugly head (in which I gained a "Ring of Owls" - which gave me a brief yet enigmatic experience - then seemingly lost said Ring of Owls when I attained a Ring of Lions...which proceeded to give me the EXACT SAME enigmatic experience)! There's also a totally gratuitous attempt to get some romance happenin' in one or two parts, but in all fairness I suspect that's more of a Choice of Games thing than the author's personal preference (one can only hope). So far, so forgivable. Then I reached what I assumed was the climax, or darned near enough...and it was all downhill from there. First major problem: the save system, which kicks in when you die. Not only is it pointless in an interactive novel to keep going back a good many passages - I jus…12 found this helpful
I was fine with the errors in the first chapter, but this time I guess it just felt sloppy. Game allows you to go to 0 health and be fine, it used my character name for my imp's name, etc.4 found this helpful
Definitly too short, it's more like a chapiter than a real story.3 found this helpful
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