The Game of Fourtune
BlackLock Games · 2023 · Story Rich, Anime, Choices Matter, Visual Novel, Dark
PC
Positive97% · 33
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About The Game of Fourtune
Clyde Raveron and his coworker Devon Rhodes find themselves in a mysterious place with 14 other strangers, where they are forced to compete in a series of sadistic games of life and death. Each game is presented by a bubbly goddess with a penchant for chaos, and the players will need to survive each round if they hope to be granted one wish.
Nothing is promised during the Game of Fourtune. Depending on the route, Clyde and Devon could end up on opposing teams, forced to try to kill each other. Add a cast of 14 other characters and players will discover that there are all sorts of ways to fight and scheme in order to survive this deadly game.
The Game Features:
Nothing is promised during the Game of Fourtune. Depending on the route, Clyde and Devon could end up on opposing teams, forced to try to kill each other. Add a cast of 14 other characters and players will discover that there are all sorts of ways to fight and scheme in order to survive this deadly game.
The Game Features:
- Character Driven Story:
Play as Clyde and Devon as they figure out how to make it out of the Game of Fourtune alive. With 14 other players in this game, each with their own agenda, secrets, and goals, you’ll have to remain alert, learning more about each of them along the way. - 16 Unique Routes:
Throughout the game, you will go on 16 unique routes for each player you will meet. These routes will be split between the perspective of Clyde and Devon and will feature different games and interactions. Each route will reveal more about a character’s desires, their past, and why they’re fighting for their life in The Game of Fourtune. - Puzzles and Death Games Galore:
Players will find a variety of puzzles and death games to explore during each route. Some are games of trust and chance, others will test your ability to read your opponent or your teammates, and others are just flat-out brawls. You can never be certain of what kind of games await you! - An Elegant and Expanding Flowchart:
Keep track of your progress through The Game of Fourtune using the flowchart system. A simple and elegant way to branch out to different paths and discover what routes are yet to be discovered. - Uncover The Greater Plot and Mystery:
Even among the death games, some characters are planning schemes and plots that go beyond The Game of Fourtune itself. Some for themselves, some for redemption, some for others in power. Unravel the mysteries, discover the participant's greater plans and how many of them are merely pawns as opposed to players. Maybe then, you'll be able to achieve the best ending possible.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Richard my beloved <33 found this helpful
This game is a ton of fun, has interesting and well written characters as well as a amazing story. If your looking for a long visual novel with multiple paths and unique games that get you engaged this is the game for you.2 found this helpful
can't wait for Game of Fivetune1 found this helpful
This is a really well done visual novel that has a fairly unique take on the death game / branching timelines concept. Most of the characters are well done (Richard and Theresa in particular are consistently interesting and entertaining when they're on screen and have a number of really memorable moments), and the protagonist duo (who have genuinely different personalities and interact differently with the rest of the cast) is a clever way to both maintain narrative tension (in most branches one of the two dies, and sometimes quite early in the timeline) and just provide solid content. The basic story structure is that the game starts with 16 people alive, and they split into groups of four to go into a door where they play some form of game where the winner(s) move on and the loser(s) die. Then it's 12 people and 3 doors, and again 4 people die, until finally they reach the end where one single winner emerges from the final four. And every story node is a unique game, such as social deduction, trivia, physical challenges, gambling contests, and more. A few of them feel like they have really high stakes, even if as a player you're just selecting options on the screen. Overall…
This was a very long ride, but in the end absolutely worth it. ~ I fell asleep playing this several times, but that's no fault of the game - I play late at night after work. Some parts of the game dragged a bit, could have benefitted from some additional skip patterns because occasionally some pieces of information would be repeated too much between sections. Overall the characters were interesting, the plot was reasonably enthralling and it was fairly light-hearted fun. In terms of cost-to-gameplay value, no question, excellent value. It felt like a labour of love. Seemed like there was more of this world that was thought out than w,e as players, got to experience. I wish I could see Bell and some of the other characters again in another VN! I would be VERY VERY hyped to see a sequel of some sort in the future!! Good Luck and Good Fourtune!
This has to be the longest visual novel I ever played, and I would overall say it mostly pays off at the end. There are 16 different routes and each of the routes are fully fleshed out and unique. The characters and the storytelling are mostly engaging, and even if at times it felt like the game was starting to drag on, it would find a way to pull you back in. There isn't any gameplay other than a few choices you can make however I found the choices could lead to interesting outcomes adding small variances in each individual route rather than just being a straight forward start to finish select the right answer to proceed type of story. I don't want to talk about the story or characters too much as I think the fun of this game is trying to figure out what is happening and learning more about each character along the way. One thing I do thing that can hurt your experience is that it is possible to get a route that essentially spoils a good amount of the mystery. I think that this specific route should have been blocked off as it is a 1/4 chance you get that run your first time. Other routes are progression locked so I have absolutely no idea why this one wasn't. Another thing to p…
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