Wizard's Choice (Full Series)

Outstanding work. Immersive story, great characters, creative options. A thoroughly pleasant experience. SPOILERS: I spent so much time trying to figure out how to save my friend in the first chapter; I went through every option and still failed. In my opinion, it is the only disappointment in the story - it would have been awesome to go through the demon arc with Reginald instead of the paladin as an alternative option. Still a masterpiece.

So far so good... What about 15-minutes in and lots of good questions like you'd expect to find in an adventure book! Unless ads start to fly out (they haven't so far) it's is pretty much an awesome quest with time spent on it. I haven't gotten far and would be good to see how much the game can change with different options!

This is a great novel, and i highly recommend it. It has a very absorbing story and i love the stats and choices, which are well balanced. There are ads, but not long ones unless you want to boost your stats, i love the illustrations as well, a lot of time has been put into the artwork. This story is well written, and i find it difficult to stop playing. Good job!

This app is great! Well organized once you take time to investigate your options and a wonderful storyline. The "story"play is easy to understand. I rate it five stars mainly because of the way you have luck, Mana, etc. and how everything is set up. You don't have to pay to play, or even to get lives or Mana. You can if your supply is low, but you have no need to otherwise. Even if that's the case, sick it up and go back to your last checkpoint or the beginning of the chapter (God forbid).

This is one of the first interactive story I have ever played on Android. Very well-written and definitely engrossing. Make your choice wisely, and you'll see through the end of the story alive. But choose poorly, you'll just fortunately need to start all over again. I say "fortunately," because if you lose patience, I think this app is not for you..

(SPOILER ALERT) Great game, it's a shame trev was cut-out so quickly he was great. (this shouldn't make sense unless you've played) at some point in the future could you add an episode where they have to adjust to life back in ring city as the most wanted criminals or have hunting parties coming after them? Feels like there is more we're missing, the lead into demons choice was well played. Reginold turns out to be pretty annoying towards the end lol

Very nice game, very responsive and the choices clearly master unlike some games. I was about to give it a higher rating however when I exited the game to send a text it deleted all of my progress including the 18 luck I had just bought for $2.99, I was on book 2 and was just put in jail after killing Gorgon, I don't wish to restart from the begining as I had scored well over 900 points on the first book. They also want $25 for "premium" which is a but much

Solid game. You can play online and get extra coins, or even play offline if you don't have Wi-Fi or internet. I'd recommend this game to anyone. I downloaded it to pass the time, but the story that you're reading/playing keeps you intrigued and actually makes you wanna know what happens next.

Good work! The game isn't like the other choices games, That focuses mainly on making money through their games. The way you made it so that we can repeat chapters and gain coins is really smart, I was so frustrated by other game makers where they either force you to pay for the game by slapping you with expensive choices using gems and giving you little opportunity to make gems. Or makes you watch ads forcibly to progress or making the player wait hours for just one chapter that ends quickly.

Simple, stress reliever, wonderful storyline written from the readers(which is the Wizard) point of view. No ads, No in app purchases, completely free choices story. I hope they write many more.

I'm relatively early in the game at this point. The story is well written. My main issue is that outcomes of choices sometimes seem to be way too unpredictable, to a point where it becomes infair rather than challenging. Also I wish we could give the motivation and general fluff actions to our character, perhaps through inconsequential choices.

This game is more like a choose your adventure book but it is a well written story. The only thing I see that would improve the read is being able to swap some life, mama,or luck points from a high one for one you are low one.

I really like the game play. You don't need to wait for anything to unlock, like some choice games. The only thing is that there is this thing that pops up saying you should watch an ad to get gold. Other than that, it's a fun reading game. Like a Choose your Own Adventure book, but digital.

***(Spoilers)*** Wizards choice is kinda a false title. Like good game. Cons cool early in the game I have X spell, sure would be helpful 2 chapters later but its not even listed as an option. Also the demon/vampire thing is interesting but feels like way more of bummer than a cool factor. Fun story, maybe I havent made it far enough or I dont think the same way as the author so all my "choices" are wrong. I lean into the "Wizard" choices and they screw me, I lean another way and I loose mysel

This activity, I'd call a mixture of reading and entertainment is a great way to pass some idle time. It's adventure, storytelling and variable outcomes have easily held my attention [perhaps too well at times]. The ads and reward system are well worth the time the author has put into the story writing.

I read a one-star review saying that this game was impossible to finish without using real life money, and I beg to differ. I completed the game without spending a single dime. That being said, the game was wonderful! I enjoyed sifting through the choices and trying to fill out all the achievements. Lovely story; lovely game.

The writing really starts to tail off after the early chapters. The first few chapters give you choices based off what knowledge you could have gained through the story, while later chapters are often just blind choices and even the results of those choices often make no sense.

Reminds me of one those "Choose Your Own Adventure" Books and that is very endearing to me. It doesn't really compare to games like "Heavy Rain", "Detroit Become Human", "Life Is Strange 2" and many more. But the lack of cutscenes makes the story branch off into more diverging pathways than any of those game.

One of the greatest text based adventure games ever created. The writing is fabulous and you can easily lose yourself for hours, drawn into the magical realms. Absolutely stunning and I would rate it ten stars if possible.

All the stories have one single ending each. All your choices don't matter, as the story is railroaded. Your choices have no real significance other than you may die or boost your stats. You may as well just read a normal book, because you're probably better off. The ending and outcomes are all the same. I chose choices that I would actually choose in a situation and gotten achievement for being a joker. Tried it, didn't like it. Won't use it again.

Man, what a cool concept with so much potential. But last I checked, wasn't the point of playing a role playing game to make choices that change the outcome? Well, if that's what you're looking for, keep looking. Because this is just an amature D&D fanfiction with poor charecters, and no actual way to deviate from the one way they want you to play. LAME. DO BETTER.

It's has a good story to play but some of the creatures are so evil that u may feel guilty for ur choice but excluding that part everything else is perfect....nd it would be more grateful if there would be a little more pics than there are....have just reached the first checkmate...so let's see what happens next... So far so good...

I like to read. This is similar to Choose- Your- Own- Adventure series. Texts are crisp. Drawings that are scattered amongst the pages have a hand-drawn feel to them. The story itself is simple but detailed. Overall I am enjoying it.

I enjoy read the story and how choices can effect the scenarios, but I would enjoy it more if it had music and sound affects to different scenarios. Other than that I can see myself reading more.

Wizard's choice reminds me how the combination of books and your imagination can create world's, I'm already wondering how my adventure would have turned out if I'd made different decisions. So far I've dropped a rock on a goblins face with a resounding wet crunch 😁👍, escaped an ogres grasp by the skin of my teeth 😱 and made a ghost very angry by tinkering with her belongings! I don't recall finishing a text based role playing game, the story and characters so far have my full attention.

Don't get me wrong this game is great and very well written but that exactly is my problem. When Inuxius turned into a vampire, the writer describes every detail of the brutality, the gore and the viciousness so well that is too much to read and imagine for me (I end up skipping a part or two or 3 or... you get the point.) Still it was a great adventure to be part of though the story could have progressed further and better but I guess it kinda did in Rouge's Choice.