Choice of the Dragon

A very short and dull game. Very boring. Annoyed that I can not keep the shield no matter what choice I make. Boring and short.

Choice of the Dragon by Dan Fabulich and Adam Strong-Morse is a text-based adventure game published by Choice of Games and using CoG’s ChoiceScript engine. The ChoiceScript engine is also used by all of Choice of Games’ games, as well as by all Hosted Games games (Hosted Games, despite being listed as a separate publisher in the store, is just a brand used by CoG). If you haven’t played any of the other ChoiceScript games, they play like a hybrid between RPGs and chose-your-own-adventure novels. At each page, you are presented with a multiple-choice question about what your character does. Unlike the paper CYOA books, you also have stats, which are altered based on your choices. Some choices may seem to have no immediate effect on the story, but they can alter your stats, which can unlock certain options much further down the road. CHOICESCRIPT GAMES ARE ENTIRELY TEXT-BASED! THIS GAME CONTAINS NO GRAPHICS OR SOUND OF ANY KIND. IF YOU REQUIRE GRAPHICS TO ENJOY A GAME, YOU SHOULD NOT PLAY THIS GAME. You take the role of a dragon in a stereotypical pseudo-medieval fantasy world, where you can kidnap princesses or princes, fend of heroic adventurers, and demand tribut…

Good but short

It was okay. Took me about 30 minutes. If you want to be a dragon for that amount of time, sure. It's cheap too, so I'm not really offended enough to get a refund. If you can't get behind such a short adventure as a dragon for less than the price of a meal deal, then yeah, you probably won't be too happy. I had fun, I just wish there was more of it.

Extremely short. While Choice of Games are typically great, this one doesn't have much in the way of engaging story. Finished in 30 minutes.

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