I dont like ont true path stories, this once required to start over multiple times until i found the right path by complete luck, and to be honest i an not sure of what i did right this time.

David
Thu May 9 20:17:03 2019
Hunger Of The Wolf
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

4th time. finally completed it.
loved this adventure

Robert Douglas
Fri May 10 00:55:45 2019
Hunger Of The Wolf

Hi David, are you sure you completed it? There should be a star instead of the dread skull'n'cross bones!

Robert Douglas
Fri May 10 01:37:12 2019
Reading Club

'War of the Wolf' -
This is the eleventh book in the Saxon Stories series by leading historical fiction author Bernard Cornwell. And, at time of this RC recommendation, the latest Uhtred Ragnarson adventure set in late Dark Age Britain. Uhtred, the ageing warlord of Bebbanburg (later to be known as Bamburgh Castle) has journeyed from Northumbria to help the besieged city of Caester (Chester) from a rebellious army. However, this is only the start of a serious undertaking: Uhtred soon sets about finding Skoll, a ruthless Norse chieftain with designs on becoming a powerful king in his own right. His ambitions prey upon smaller kingdoms, including that of Bebbanburg: of this Uhtred is all too aware. But Skoll's fearsome reputation rivals that of Uhtred and soon the wolf banner of Bebbanburg must duel the wolf banner of Skoll - the War of the Wolf must be fought to its brutal, bloody end!
Yet another fantastic adventure in the Saxon Stories. Towards the end of this year we'll likely see a twelfth instalment, depicting a power struggle between two strong contenders for the Saxon Crown....

Sebby
Fri May 10 01:48:05 2019
A Day In The Life
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

Holy tripe! That'll teach me to engage with feminists ...

Sebby
Fri May 10 02:04:52 2019
Outsider!

This game is immortal. I played and optimally won it once; now I'm playing again. There must be something in here I've not seen yet.

Ta123
Sat May 11 16:29:34 2019
The Cold Heart Of Chaos
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

Nice Game

Aguyofdown
Mon May 13 12:22:53 2019
General Chat

Tammy your latest adventures are amazing!!! Especially the deaths... 💀💀💀

A.E. Johnston
Wed May 15 03:20:43 2019
Outsider!

It is a great story and gamebook Sebby, i find myself coming back to it at least once a year. Very enjoyable.

Gavin
Wed May 15 15:36:10 2019
Outsider!

The second mission of the sequel is available on the downloads

Robert Douglas
Sun May 19 15:58:27 2019
General Chat

Regarding 'death' entries, years ago fans on FF.com were asked to choose their favourite gruesome endings! After a while the trademark final sentence, 'your adventure is over!' became somewhat over-used and ruined the effect; the penultimate sentence was much more final, for example: 'the quicksand tugs your body down to the murky depths of a slimy grave....' It could either trail off or end with a simple full stop. One of my most memorable deaths was from 'Beneath Nightmare Castle', taken captive (for a second time), and subject to a contest called 'Stonedrop' as described on entry 157.

Phil Sadler
Sun May 19 16:53:38 2019
General Chat

I almost always favour a '...' for my death paragraphs and I don't think I've ever used a 'your adventure ends here' or something similar because it's blatantly obvious and kinda overused.

Joejoe
Mon May 20 04:43:05 2019
Escape Neuburg Keep
Star - optimum ending reached

Well written but feels pointless at the end. What have i achieved?

Glen Davidson
Tue May 21 07:58:28 2019
Rise Of The Night Creatures
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

I enjoyed this adventure.Thank You

a confused random player
Wed May 22 17:32:12 2019
Bad Moon Rising
Star - optimum ending reached

with all the howling and the snarling in the intro, it seemed to be some kind of werewolf story, but the main character is a hobbit or midget? its ok as a adventure but the who is who and what races they are seemed a bit confusing?

Robert Douglas
Fri May 24 15:19:28 2019
Reading Club

'Battle Scars' is the biography of Jason Fox, perhaps best known to many of us as one of four instructors from reality/challenge TV series 'Who Dares Wins'. In 'Battle Scars', he describes action-packed episodes from his time during special forces operations in war-torn countries. However, this is only one side of the story: Jason's own private war with the symptoms of PTSD, battling depression, self-doubt, a loss of purpose for even life itself, and desperately searching for answers to end the darkness, a way out, a new life - it all makes for a grim yet very informative and recommendable read for those likewise struggling with mental health issues or to stir up awareness amongst those who do not and dispel the stigma often attached. The writing is itself so immersive and easy to digest, often pulling at heartstrings of readers with even an ounce of empathy. Rest assured, throughout the narrative Jason includes a little tongue-in-cheek humour and respectable worldly attitude to help relieve the pressure of what would normally be a difficult subject to read about. A book worthy of the Club and written by one of the UK's famous special forces veterans - by whose admission that anyone can suffer with mental health problems but, more importantly, with the correct tailored therapy and some commitment that there is light at the end of the tunnel. A great read that hopefully should one day be on bookshelves everywhere.

Richard Evans
Mon May 27 22:06:33 2019
Tales From The Bird Islands Development

Ah, sad times... it was a good concept, and tbf a surprisingly large number of islands got made in the end.

Would probably ended up writing more for it myself, but I've gotten distracted by other geeky hobbies (RPG's, to be precise). Don't suppose anyone here saw they brought out some new versions of the old FF's? They also created a new one, "The Gates of Death", which was a lot of fun.

SUPERS0UL
Wed May 29 20:58:31 2019
A Shadow In The North
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

I’ll be back!

Kieran
Tue Jun 4 21:36:58 2019
Shrine Of The Salamander
Skull - non-optimum ending reached

Got a lot further than I have previously but the combination of the baddu beetle followed by the skurasha did for me

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