
Get yourself into and out of another fine mess! Win glory, renown, and much-needed money through cunning schemes that will seem like good ideas at the time.
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這系列相關作為<Tally Ho>,故事背景類似<唐頓莊園>,主角將扮演那年代的常見的敗家世襲貴族,與他在上流俱樂部的小夥伴們上演富具喜劇、諷刺和浪漫性的冒險故事!作者本身為中世紀和文藝復興教授,所以該系列的敘事手法和文筆我真的很推薦! 而且由於是喜劇,他的互動選擇有點類似於極樂迪斯可的手法:他也鼓勵你失敗,如果你的主角是一個無可救藥的廢物一路失敗故事仍然可以有趣地進行下去,而我非常欣賞這點,大多數的互動選擇故事如果你失敗了你只會感到挫敗,他們沒有想到這也可以是另一種回饋方式:失敗當然也可以是一個有趣的選擇,所有選擇都將構成你的角色,而且你不一定每次都要贏。
This is one of the best text adventure I've seen! The characters are fun, the story is decent, and there's a quirky tone through it all. There's a lot of paths and choices making replay fun. The cheats and guide helped as well to avoid headaches, so I personally liked those. All in all I say 10/10. Give it a play!
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This choice-based novel game is a standalone sequel to "Tally Ho!" It's not necessary for you to have read and played through that one to understand this story, but there are a few recurring characters and minor plot-points that happened in "Tally Ho!" that come up from time to time in this game so it would help a little for you to play through that one first to get the full experience :) You play as a Lord/Lady of High Society who is recently the subject of scandal which can be of your choosing, you find yourself lacking a servant to help you sort through your life that recently gone downhill because of the aforementioned scandal as your last servant left unhappily. The story builds from there as you employ a new, dubious and rather forward-speaking servant (you get to choose the gender) and they will help you rebuild your reputation, this is by joining one of Societies well-known social clubs (which also comes with it's own slew of challenges to tackle) full of colourful and interesting characters. You can build relationships or destroy the trust of well-founded clubs, it really is up to you as to how you play the game of which route you wish to take. Be a civilised, gentle Lord/Lady, or be an outspoken, scandalous, thrill-seeker or even be somewhat in the middle grey area of a sarcastic cynic or snobby gossip. Your personality is to your choosing! The thing I enjoy about this game is that your choices really DO actively affect the story and your relationships to the plot and characters, this gives a real sense of responsibility and the drive to want to do well. But you can always replay each chapter to change your decisions should the outcomes not be in your favour, this I did in a couple chapters a number of times to explore what would've happened if I'd have chosen differently (and also to see if I could get a better outcome). This really helped in gaining achievements so it's a handy tool to take advantage of. The DLCs of course will help you with stat points and achievement unlocking more easily, but I never bought this game with that in mind, I purchased this because I liked "Tally Ho!" and just wished to have another good read. I enjoyed this game so much, possibly because as a Lady of Society I felt I had more impact in my choices than I did as a maid/lady-in-waiting to a spoiled Lady of High Society in the previous game (it did honestly get a bit tiring three-quarters of the way through in "Tally Ho!" where I had to keep cleaning up everyone else's messes and a lotta characters made things more difficult than it really needed to be). The writing is very well-written of this game, with clever quips and humour running throughout, I wasn't nearly as exasperated with the characters in this story compared to "Tally Ho!" and I grew to really love them all. I laughed aloud often and found myself smiling a lot at the interactions of the characters and what they said. Sure, some of the situations in the story can be a little over-the-top at times when compared to every day life, but then that's the charm of this story. It thrusts you into scenarios, sometimes out of the blue and you need to really think on your feet what it is you want the outcome to be. The only thing that was a slight negative and it really is a minor thing, is that this is but the first-part of a story, "Jolly Good: Cakes and Ale" will eventually be followed by a sequel "Tea and Scones", this I didn't discover until the very end of the game, which took me by surprise. It made me sad that I'll have to wait to finish the game, but I am looking forward to the sequel at the same time. I really hope it'll be just as great as this one was. Overall I give this 10/10, definitely worth reading through if you enjoy being more of an active player in a story than the usual fly on the wall protagonist.
One of the funniest, most well-written IFs I've ever played. A worthy follow-up to Tally Ho. I'm excited for the next installment!
If P. G. Wodehouse wrote interactive fiction, it would be something like this. Glorious. I'm sure Jeeves would be proud. I'm equally sure Bertie would be confused, but that's the natural order of things. I look forward to further adventures revolving around dignity, decorum, and the looming destruction thereof.
Great story. Very whimsical and amusing. It should be clearer that this is part one of three, but even so it is a very well written story with great timings. While it does end on a cliffhanger, it does tie up enough threads that it still feels like a complete experience. I look forward to the rest of the series.
This is a great game! Funny, witty, wonderfully written, and with so many branches you could play through a dozen times and still not get every word. Can't wait for the next one!
No matter how many hours I've clocked of this game on Steam, I've got three times as many on the mobile Choice of Games site. Cakes and Ale and Tally Ho are by far and away the most entertaining interactive novels I've ever played, and will continue to play ad nauseum. There's much to be said about all the divergent paths, but frankly, replaying the same ones again and again is just as fulfilling as finding new ones. Kreg Segall's works are literary comfort food, a seven course meal, and your favorite snack all in one. Can I leave more than one positive review? I'd like to write at least ten.
This game is HUGE! There are so many choices and some many branches that you can follow! And the characters are all very distinct and come really bring their own narrative to the story. Humour, adventure and touching moments are all in here!
好想把tally ho的仆人主角挖到noble gases啊!这才是我们需要的抓鸟划船偷东西复合型人才
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