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Rhino Games / Sep 2, 2016 / Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation
The Lords of The Earth Flame is a novel game created in the best traditions of interactive fiction and text-based role-playing. Non-linear structure, rich text core, and the “analog” feel of times past are certain to provide unforgettable gaming experience for hours on end.
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60% positive, 57 reviews
The game is an interactive fantasy fiction made to look like a real old book with classic art and meaningful choices that lead to quite different and sometimes abrupt endings (permadeath). There are no dice throws like in Livingstone's games (i.e. The Forest of Doom), no RPG-like stats, just behavior variants to pick. The text is well written, the choices seem logical, so you can more or less predict the outcome, but...
56 found this helpful, 2016-09-27
This game is an interactive fiction if you love reading you'll enjoy it. The story will be decided by your choices which will lead you to multiple endings, your choices do have consequences either good or bad ones. It was easy to follow the story and unlock many achievements but a couple of them I had to look for a guide in order to know how to unlock it. (the joker one) I liked the fact that the interface is a book...
21 found this helpful, 2017-04-03
The Lords of the Earth Flame is a really short interactive story, with choices and some images here and there. It’s more focused on your choices than on the visuals. I honestly enjoyed this little story, but I strongly recommend getting this title on a sale; it’s too short and the price is a bit high for only a few minutes of entertainment. 6/10. I wish there was a save feature, that would have made the other...
37 found this helpful, 2017-02-22
The game was given to me as a gift, but I would say it is definitely not worth the $5.49 CAD selling price. It contains typos, spelling errors, and is poorly translated into English. If a game (especially a novel game) is going to be published in English, it is very important that the devs have a native English speaker (or 2) proofread the text. Awkward wording broke the immersion many times. I am quite sure even the...
22 found this helpful, 2016-12-04
