

FORTUNE the FATED
Hosted Games · 2023 · Casual, RPG, Interactive Fiction, Choose Your Own Adventure, Noir
PC
4 user reviews50% · 4
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About FORTUNE the FATED
TO UNLOCK ANCIENT SPELLS NEEDED TO DEFEND THE GALAXY, CAN YOU NAVIGATE FANTASY QUESTS, NOIR CASES, HEROIC COMPETITIONS, DYSTOPIAN WORLDS & SPACE HEISTS?
In a galaxy that faces an insidious invasion, an elite squad has been trained to scour remote and exotic planets for the secret powers capable of destroying the invaders. The key to unlocking these mysterious and destructive forces rests in one young adult with unthinkable magical powers—and whether you become the galaxy’s greatest hope or its most wretched threat is up to you. Can you navigate fantasy anime quests, noir detective investigations, heroic reality competitions, dystopian world explorations, and deep space heists to unlock the ancient spell-power needed to defend the galaxy—or will you self-destruct everything in the process? To save everything, is there anything you wouldn't destroy?
FORTUNE the FATED is an interactive novel that allows you to make character choices, assemble plot parts in customized order from several genre-spanning stories, and unlock alternate endings based on your chosen readings. It is a standalone work, perfect for new readers, but also serves as a companion novel to The Versus Trilogy & continues the story of The Sergiverse. (Book One in the FORTUNE the FATED Duology).
In a galaxy that faces an insidious invasion, an elite squad has been trained to scour remote and exotic planets for the secret powers capable of destroying the invaders. The key to unlocking these mysterious and destructive forces rests in one young adult with unthinkable magical powers—and whether you become the galaxy’s greatest hope or its most wretched threat is up to you. Can you navigate fantasy anime quests, noir detective investigations, heroic reality competitions, dystopian world explorations, and deep space heists to unlock the ancient spell-power needed to defend the galaxy—or will you self-destruct everything in the process? To save everything, is there anything you wouldn't destroy?
FORTUNE the FATED is an interactive novel that allows you to make character choices, assemble plot parts in customized order from several genre-spanning stories, and unlock alternate endings based on your chosen readings. It is a standalone work, perfect for new readers, but also serves as a companion novel to The Versus Trilogy & continues the story of The Sergiverse. (Book One in the FORTUNE the FATED Duology).
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's been a while since I read one of Sergi's books, and so I thought I would try again. I will not be trying a third time. I'm here to choose my own adventure, but Sergi isn't interested in what I want, or what you want. You're told who you are, what you do, and what you think, sometimes breaking to be told who someone else is, what they do or did, and possibly what they think, and what you think about that. I pushed through to the end to see if the story being told was worthwhile, but there isn't even a story here, it's just the first two or three chapters of one, with an extensive codex of fanart and literal links to his other works that you can totally buy and check out so you get full understanding of Sergi's sprawling product line aka the Sergiverses. I cannot recommend doing so to anyone. If you, like I, were drawn in by the prospect of having meaningful choices or agency in an engaging story, you will be disappointed.76 found this helpful
No. If you've read any other story by the author, you know what to expect here: * Choices that don't matter (at least the author stopped insulting and punishing the reader for picking what he apparently deems the 'wrong' choices) and instead the story just railroads on with no worthwhile differences. * Flat characters that seem to solely exist either for exposition or 'diversity' (put into airquotes because the 'diversity' is checklist-y as humanly possible, all these characters are there to tick off a box instead of being part of the world and narrative. It feels very exploitative on top of feeling pretentious and often ill-informed) * As this is another story not set on Earth, there's a lot of juvenile keysmash meant to look like cleverly made-up sci-fi terms/names. * Lots of self-indulgent passages that feel like the author expects the reader to declare this the greatest story ever. * Likewise lots of 'guilt-tripping' the reader when the reader does NOT buy any of the pointless DLCs. * Pointless DLCs that are by all means scams. They do nothing for the story as of now (keep in mind, this story is only part 1 of a duology) but the stats-boost they provide will either mean nothi…37 found this helpful
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