Choice of Kung Fu

I had sex with a fox girl! The game is fun with many options for how to play out. Unfortunately there are no do overs when it comes to your decisions. If you decide to alter a choice, you have to start all the way at the beginning, which can be frustrating depending on how far into the story you are. An important thing for new players to be aware of is the outcome of your decisions appears to be based on your stats. I got different outcomes to similar choices on my second playthrough, because I built my stats differently from the first run. While this means certain playthroughs will require planning your decisions ahead of time, it also means there are multiple ways to deal with a situation both in success and failure, which offers replay value. I've heard the game is shorter than other Choice Of games, but it was fun for an introductory into their style, and I'm interested in other games they have to offer!

Simple, but satisfying. Not all CoG items are as solid as Choice of Kung Fu, and when my biggest complaint is that I wish there was more of it, that earns a recommendation from me.

While this is one of the shorter "Choose Your Own Adventure" novellas produced by Choice Games, I actually consider it to be one of the better titles. Alana Joli Abbott authored a story that is worth replaying on occasion, reveals a significant amount of research, has choices with consequences that make sense, and leads to several endings that feel not just rewarding, but inspiring. My few objections are that a couple of romance options don't seem to be romantic at all, the player's choice of fighting style doesn't have a lot of specifics, and there could be some more opportunities to introduce cause and effect into this tale. Highly recommend picking this up and replaying at least once a year for the story. Achievements are a bit on the easy side compared to other Choice Games, so mastery is quite probable within a few short hours if you pay attention and read quickly.

I always enjoy Choice of games, and this one is my favourite. It's hard to say, but I think it has the best writing, a variety of empowering choices, and some cool achievements, both easy and difficult to get. The main reason why I like it over all the other Choice of games is that of the theme. I daresay you can never go wrong with a story about kung fu, but the author of this has done all the research necessary and has made the whole thing incredibly realistic, while not leaving out things like magic. As always, the writing is absolutely top quality.

It’s a fast-paced, fun martial arts story with decent (albeit maybe underdeveloped, but charming) characters It’s cheap and relatively long for the price. Definitely worth it for any martial arts fans Only gripe is that the romances are shallow, but the rest of the game is engaging enough that it isn’t a problem for me EDIT: Finished the game-- ending comes in pretty fast, but feels satisfying to me. Although there's a big time jump from the previous chapter to the ending chapter that leaves a lot out.

I enjoyed this very much. Lots of choices. Interesting characters. I feel the story I chose (and probably other story-paths, too) could be lengthened into a pretty great book with more character development. I even learned a few things about Chinese culture. As a person who recently began studying Shaolin Tai Chi, I was particularly interested in the subject and found it very satisfying. 9 out of 10.

Fun kung fu story! I really enjoyed it.

One of the best text-based games I have played, for my "vibe", so to speak.. This one pleases me so much on the way history evolves and it is narrated, all the insights, the thoughts and etc... For me, it gives a feeling of ever evolving/growing/understanding, I really liked this, was a very nice experience for me, I replayed lots of times, before and after steam. I would speak much more, but I fear I would be misinterpreted because I don't know how to 'present' my 'feelings' that this game causes me.

As a nuffian I approve

Enjoyed ability to become a powerful wuxia/xianxia warrior. Now if only heavy sword was a weapon choice.