
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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Languages: English
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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!
Cakes and Ale has tremendous replay value. In most chapters, there are at least three different places you can go or people you can spend time with, each with their own related adventures. The characters are distinct and lovely, and there are plenty of different ways you can play the main character. If you're a fan of Tally Ho, this is a great spin-off with cameos from all the major characters. But even if you've never played Tally Ho, this game is great fun.
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
I fully recommend it. I loved Tally Ho, and Jolly Good: Cakes and Ale is just as good, maybe even better! Like Tally Ho, despite the humorous tone, the story is full of touching moments. All the characters are vibrant and fleshed out, even the minor ones, and I never felt like I was "losing" by picking any choice or focusing on certain stats. My noble was reveling in the scandal. I'm looking forward to the sequel!
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.
a lighthearted romp with clever writing, a good sense of its setting, and interesting choices for romance. unlike some other Choice of Games CYOAs, the consequences in this game—perhaps fitting its gentler, quirkier tone—feel less dire, less final. instead, the game has a joyful exuberance to it, which carries through into the relationships you forge with its various, ultra-charming characters. i was also surprised at just how much choice this game contains. while the plot vaguely follows a predetermined path, as with most interactive fiction, the branching paths you traverse ensure that no single playthrough is quite the same. and those passages that do remain consistent through various playthroughs remain thoroughly entertaining, if only because of how often cute, clever, or off-the-wall it is. it'd be a disservice to the author and designer, however, to only talk about how (delightfully) silly it is. i was surprised and touched at some of the more poetic elements of the prose and dialogue, particularly in those little moments when you find your protagonist growing closer to a character. while the tone of this particular endeavor might be lighter on the whole than most of Choice of Games' selection, it's also often beautiful and stirring in ways you might not expect, and, if you're the kind of person to grow attached to characters, you'll certainly find lots of love here. while some other games by the company have had their share of not just bland protagonists but bland romance options, i can happily and firmly say that isn't at all the case here. for those looking for a grittier or more violent Choice of Games' game, this definitely isn't it. but for those who enjoy humor, shenanigans, excellent prose, and charming characters, including some incredibly cute romances, this is the one for you. (and here's to hoping that the sequel will come out soon, because i really need more Vyv in my life.)
Things are not quite that simple though. Love affairs are confusing and painful and sometimes every single choice is wrong, or at least leads to a bad ending. The best thing you can do is to own what you feel and don't be tentative about it. It all will end in tears, so why not enjoy the ride while it lasts. Fitzie说这句话的时候刚好网易云放了October Passed Me By I met you at the wrong time Always in the back of my mind You'll be my girl 还好是游戏,所以我可以选择I reach for her and kiss her passionately. 起码在游戏里没有I met you at the wrong time 还好在游戏里面,You'll be my girl 真是太好了♥
The plot and scripting and writing are all very cool
I really loved this game! The writing is smart, lighthearted and funny. Every choice leads to an entertaining result so you don't have to stress about finding the optimal path. You're an aristocrat - even if you mess up, you're still winning. In fact that's one of the fun routes through this game - to be the quirky incompetent who is continually saved by their friends, family and servants. Highly recommend.
An excellent sequel to Tally Ho. Looking forward to part 3!
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