GA 10: Lords of Nurroth

Nurroth, north of Orlandes City, is often viewed as an uncultured den of pirates and thieves. As a professional thief yourself, you get more than you bargain for after completing your most recent job. Clearly, you’ve stolen something you shouldn’t have. The Nurrothian Lords are on your trail, and you’re soon caught in a political tangle between Nurroth and Falavia. But a thief’s life is never meant to be easy…
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•Customize your character! Become skilled in Persuasion, Stealth, Thievery and Perception!•Includes all the interactive reading and gameplay features found in the previous Gamebook Adventures titles.•Read and dictate the direction of the story! Options based on who you have met, where you have visited and what you have found.•Lots of achievements to collect and artwork to find throughout the book. These are placed on your achievement wall.•Three difficulty levels. Read the book casually by being able to move around freely or crank up the difficulty and be the ultimate gamebook player.

Lords of Nurroth has been created using Tin Man Games’ critically acclaimed Gamebook Adventures Engine featuring:

•Read the book horizontally or vertically on your tablet.•An automated Adventure Sheet to keep track of stats and inventory.•Realistic physics based dice rolling. Shake your device!•Artwork gallery. Find an illustration in the gamebook and be able to access it full-screen forever.•Bookmarking system which saves your position in the gamebook, much like putting your fingers between the pages to remember your previous page when reading the paperback!

Join Tin Man Games at www.gamebookadventures.com for lots more exciting digital gamebooks including the Fighting Fantasy series and Judge Dredd!

Category : Role Playing

Reviews (8)

Gag. V. May 16, 2015

I have played the heavy metal thunder and sol invictus. Loved them. Been wanting something not so sci fi this time. Love the development and production in this choose your own way. Like they story so far. But dang I died fast. Never died in one of these so was kind of exciting. So round to in this fun and interesting story.

Rav. B. May 17, 2015

I am not a usual user of these types of games, but found the story immersive and compelling to read. I was unable to resist knowing the results to all the possibilities and went back and forth often in casual mode just to read the different paths. Very fun, I hope they write another one soon!

mar. a. Jun 8, 2015

This is actually well written. It starts of promisingly, keeps shaping up to be one of Tinman's best, then... stops as its getting going. Seriously - they've done some fantastic gamebooks but this is way to short. The book ends just as it feels its about to open up which, unfortunately, is about half an hour into it.

Sim. M. May 31, 2015

But still worth reading. GA10 starts out very strong with an interesting story. The theif element adds to the experience and gives an interesting fresh twist of challenge to certain sequences. But the story itself ends just as soon as it seems to get going properly which left me wanting more from this adventure overall. I have been a fan of these books since reading GA1 and have enjoyed this series a lot (1,4,6,7,8 being highlights). The layout and production are as solid as ever and the game runs smoothly.

Tom. M. Aug 5, 2016

Enjoying story but frustrated by bugs. Specifically sometimes reduces my defence back to 1 for no reason and can't buy info from vand on tava even if i have the money

Eye. W. S. May 3, 2015

Wonderful job on this installment. Game rocks as always with an engaging storyline. Recommended for adventure buffs.

Cos. R. Feb 7, 2016

Nice story, various turns

Wry. Jul 18, 2015

I agree.when it feels like It's gonna really take off It's over.please update and add the rest of the gamebook.very short.It's like a third of a gamebook.