DnD Adventure: Wizard's Choice

I am a long-time time of gamebooks and tried my luck with some digital ones, usually with mixed or bad results ; this game falls in the same trend. While I was onboard with the first chapter, it soon became clear that, like some of the worst gamebooks, your path to victory will be paved with trying again and again. Unlike a "traditional" videogame though, there is no gameplay to experience or to get better at. You just find the optimal choice, there is no point in re-reading the same sections of text, as the variations are quite light. This the pain point for me : it's not about a branching story, it's about managing your stats with not always logical choices. The story, while engaging at first, was really not enough to motivate me through this slog. Alas, I also have no interest in scores, especially not in a game not relying on your skills. It may last longer than a paper gamebook for a little price, but with artificially padded playtime, I would still suggest to get your hands on a physical gamebook- the genre experiences a renewal. I stopped at chapter 2 and I find it telling that almost none of the positive reviews reached the 20+ promised playtime.

Played the first chapter, loved it, and somehow without cheating or checking any guides(are there any?) i got the maximum score on my first play. Love this, can wait to finish this and the other one. But i want to take my time and savor these, i grew up in the 70s and 80s on CYOA books and D&D(and the D&D CYOA books, which i still have), so this was fun. If you enjoy Choose Your Own Adventure stories, this was a good one.

it's fine, but more of a visual novel than a choose your own adventure game. probably worth it for 6 bucks

Incredibly stupid--one track evil minded sexist game 'designer' should get a swift kick to the groin!

got it on pc cause i played it on mobile via the "Dungeons & Decisions" app. I hope they release more here on steam, Ideally I would buy the entire book collection here on steam.

Adventure book meet visual novel, with a DnD twist. I highly recommend this title or any of the others by Delight Games. These were originally on the Windows phone and I look forward to the whole catalogue being adding