The Great Tournament

Not finished yet ~ good so far I like that the choices you make affect your stats, and that you can check your stats at any time. I found myself enjoying the characters as well. Fun game! My only complaint is that I wish the text was broken down into smaller sections that you push "next" in between. That's because it's a little intimidating to click "next" only to get hit with a giant wall of text. I realize it's a text game, but yeah lol anyway highly enjoyable!

If you're one of those people who like fantasy books about knights and their adventures then this game is certainly what you're looking for - an interactive RPG-book that allows you to unleash all the power of your imagination. And I'm one of those people. Lucky me.

Just done with my first playthrough. This game is fun. The story is well-written although there are occassional "weird" skips (I suspect that it's a coding issue?) that make me bewildered. I am tempted to replay this after I am done with my exams and have recommended it to all my other friends who love such a game!

Great little adventure, totally engrossing and well worth the $5, easily need to play it twice to achieve everything in the game

The great tournament is a choice of game set in a low fantasy-medieval setting. The writing, which is the most essential part of the game can be considered somewhat solid. The story has no real twist or any other kind of element that would stand out. The choices given to the player are medium in quantity and mostly do not posses the quality to make the decision a moral challenge for the player. I only relay had to think about what to do in 2 or 3 situations. The problem is that the players gets the feeling that no matter what choice he makes the story does generally continue on the same path. Many times it is also possible to play down all choices and see what happen which further increases the feeling that the choices are only partly influencal. Best example for this is the training before the tournament when you can train on all 4 fields instead of choosing only one or two. The choice of game setting especially pays of in the battle scenes as it makes the written word more exciting when you are waiting to see what your actions result in. There fore the Wagon fight scene and the fight on the pass are considerably the best parts of the game. The whole world could have been better with no magic at all, as it does not hold a significant part in the story and shows only once or twice in the game. But that is just a personal opinion or preference. The game does not poses any replayability, which is sad as the different choices could lead to interesting different options the player could be motivated to try out. However the overall feeling of choices not effecting the story very much and the texted based parts of the story lower this initial convenient environment for multiple play throughs. Kind of interesting are the possible development areas and additional content and mechanics for the game. A more choice and less text based version could be a interesting thing to try out. Further more a character screen and better visualization of connection to the characters and the characters between each other could also be tested out. This would also give depth to the rather shallow characters created by the writing. But a I am rather new to this kind of game I can not fully evaluate how much of it is doable or how much of this ideas are already made. All together the game is a solid experience if you have about 5 hours to spare and like stories in a medieval setting. https://architectonreview.blogspot.com/

Build your backstory and prepare for The Great Tournament in order to marry your beloved! Yes she is a princess "ready" for marriege, save her. Or dump her and marry someonelse! But the best ending is the becoming king ending so, marry the princess. She loves you.

Not so much a game as a choose-your-own-adventure book with some RPG mechanics. Expect to be reading a lot, but it's very enjoyable with a great story and it's well worth the price.

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i really like these kind of game