
You are Robin Hood! Forge your destiny and fight to liberate Nottingham in this epic story-driven RPG blending interactive fiction, resource management, and base building set within a lushly-illustrated Sherwood Forest.
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This game is so good, I would pay full price! If you love Choice games or CYOA books and games, you will love this game. It's clearly a labor of love with the branching storylines, secrets, knowing nods, pictures to go with the story, and music. I love that you can be a male or female Robin and follow the many possible backgrounds and stories the Robin Hood legend holds. The gameplay is fun and replayable. It's also great to see your Sherwood base change and grow through the story by your choices through the text and the graphics. The main things that could be improved is better male romance options and achievements. If you love CYOA games, I would not hesitate to recommend this as an excellent game with replayability. If you are also a fan of Robin Hood games, then what are you waiting for?
Very good game, would recommend if you like robin hood, true tales, or nocking. Seriously though, for anyone that enjoys text based adventures, this is an excellent one. Small games like this deserve all the attention they can get.
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Before getting into the review, i wanna say that i was expectiing this game to be more story/ visual novel/ making story decisions and less management. While the game starts out the way i had expected, it eventually turns into more of a "you are in your base and need to make decisions regarding your people and ressources" kinda thing. The game is generally well written and a lot of fun to clock through. It often is a wall of text tho, so be aware of that before you buy. The atmosphere is really cool, i liked the options regarding my character and the love interest character. The story options are also really nice and i had a blast in the beginning. For me the gameplay got very boring when i had established a base and then had to go through years and years of planning, managing and walking aorund the same few maps. Yes, there was still stuff to be done but the cool story segments i loved so much in the beginning were really tuned down to a tiny amount. For some, maybe even most players, this strategy part is the best part of the game. it is well done and you can probably go really in depth with your planning, too. It just couldn't keep my attention and i am not sure i will continue playing it for that very reason.
Took me invested for hours when I fired it up for the first time - that is way more many recent games I bought managed to do. Is not a historical or serious take on the matter at hand but rather a light fairy tale like take with dragons, ogers, forest wisps, knights, etc. Am eager to play more to see where the story takes me. Seems to have many different paths indeed. Music is great, paintings of the locations are nice (would prefer them to be more in line with historical realism then fairy tale knights in fully clad armour in the 12th century but alas...) The game would need a bit more polish I think though or maybe I just didn't grasp the game mechanics fully yet (both most likely, heh). Am endorsing the game and giving you a thumb up if you fancy to get it (but make sure you aren't afraid of reading lots of text!). Ultrawide (2560x1080) resolution does not work right so you will have to play the game windowed in normal 1080p. Update: Managed to get to the end of the game. There aren't many games where they managed to keep me interested all the way to the end but this one did albeit it took me only 17 hours to reach it so wasn't too much of a time hog at all. I enjoyed the game a lot and will be doing a replay now that I understand the game mechanics more. A note to future players - don't try to satisfy all the factions like I did - it will only make you subpar in all of them - focus in one or two and you will do well. A heartwarming recommendation this one and am looking forward to playing the next game in line from this developer.
Its a great game that goes to good lengths to distinguish its self from other text based games of its kind. a notepad is helpful for some parts, and I would say to be sure and give yourself enough time to play it through without getting distracted. i find that its a bit hard to get your head back into it if you take along break.
Its quite good. A little bit, choose your own adventure, a (really) little bit management sim. The story is nice, even if it has problems. You can play it multiple times to see how it pans out, but I would take some notes the first time around, if I were you, a few negatives (: - the seasonal-autosave-only system clashes with a system, where some choices cause you to miss dialogue, because you can`t back out sometimes, even if you should be able to. Example, you can talk to X characters and there is the opportunity to spend the day with someone. You go to someone to interest you first and then have the choice. Spend the day with him/her and never talk to the rest or talk to the rest and don`t spend the day with him (instead of going back) or reload the autosave and do all the things agains that lead to this. - its a little bit to oldschool:at some points, you better take notes, at one point you better draw a map, - and it would help , if you knew a little bit arthurian legend and greek myths - the ending isn`t bad, but its very short (Small spoiler: keep some Power, you have to pay fpr your good ending.), even for your romantic choice and it seems, some choices are more integrated into the story than others. Last but not least, I would have liked more meat on the romantic bone, so to speak. tl;dr you get your moneys worth. A fine game, with a few issues.
Robin Hoodish with all the characters you expect to find. Good writing and history. Way too much magic for a traditional history, which brings the narration to a different level. You have a great sense of control and can advance the history and interest in a wide selection of path. Is a good text game with a nice background ambient that adapts to the scene. History wise is competent, giving you something you can enjoy and affect with your choices. Probably if you are reading this is for knowing if you should buy it or not. The answer in my opinion is very simple. In offer is a no brainer: yes!. I did it and I do not repent. Then the next question...I do not want to wait should I pay full price? again my answer is yes, basically because has a good replay value and you can sink hours into it. So... know you know...my opinion. What you gonna do?
theres nothing interesting to say about this game so instead ill just say please please please please please bring back tom clancy's ghost recon phantoms pleaseeeeee
As someone who has played text adventures since the pre-zork days of Colossal Cave Adventures (yes, I'm dating myself. Possibly with C-14). as well as a fan of dating sims (with yuri options), I can wholeheartedly recommend this game. There is also a resource management aspect to the game, which is not as high on my list of favorite genres, but the difficulty scaling gives a lot of control as to how pervasive that element is. Some people have complained about the tone of the game, especially with regard to anachronistic (often Meta) humour or references. If you couldn't enjoy Aladdin because Genie broke the 4th wall to make jokes the viewer would understand, but less of a logical basis in the world, then yes, this is not for you. If you like Story A and Story B to stay nicely in their tray, and wouldn't want to see Peter Pan fighting the ghost of Blackbeard (not a literal example from the game), then this is also not for you. As the game goes on, it definitely drops some off-recipe ingredients into the stew. If your primary goal is a dating sim, then, despite my mentioning it in the first paragraph, this may or may not be for you. It is an element of the game, but more of a background element. I would have preferred a bit more romance/courting/dating in some circumstances, but it is definitely not the game's primary focus. Of you're still reading this, then the answer is, YES, you should get and enjoy this game. If you're cheap, like me, it goes on sale periodically for a reasonable percentage off, and I definitely got my money's worth in enjoyment.
Great game!
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