About This Game An epic adventure in a land of monsters, traps and magic. Journey across the deadly Shamutanti Hills and through the Cityport of Kharé, home to thieves, corrupt nobles and deadly mutants, as you attempt to recover the Crown of Kings. Armed with your sword, and over fifty spells with weird and wonderful effects, embark on a journey of a thousand choices where every one is remembered and will change your story. This is Parts 1 and 2 of a four-part series. As played by the Yogscast, Sorcery! is a narrative adventure like no other, that creates your own unique fantasy adventure as you play. * Explore a 3d hand-drawn map, and venture inside the buildings of the city of Kharé * Unique bluff-and-strike based combat system which procedurally narrates your battles * Over fifty weird and wonderful spells, whose effects alter the narrative in wild and unpredictable ways * Over half a million words of story content that adapts around your choices - created using the same inklewriter technology as the multi-award-winning 80 DAYS * Hundreds of characters, hundreds of stories to uncover * Over forty unique monsters to fight, all with their own strategies and combat styles * Play Swindlestones, a game of cunning and deceit, against the citizens of Kharé, for profit - and for information * Freedom to explore - rewind whatever choices you want * Based on the million-selling series by Steve Jackson * All of your choices are remembered, shaping your adventure now - and in the future Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2 are the first half of an epic quadrilogy. Sorcery! 3 takes the adventure to the wilds of the Baklands and creates a fully open-world experience, and will be out shortly on Steam. Sorcery! 4 is due later this year, to finish the adventure. Each part can be played on its own, or you can load your character from one part to the next, carrying over equipment, stats, and narrative choices. a09c17d780 Title: Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:inkle LtdPublisher:inkle LtdFranchise:Fighting FantasyRelease Date: 2 Feb, 2016 Sorcery! Parts 1 And 2 Download Xbox sorcery parts 1 and 2 download. sorcery parts 1 and 2. sorcery parts 1 and 2 review. sorcery parts 1 and 2 review. sorcery parts 1 and 2. sorcery parts 1 and 2 download This game is so enjoyable. Get it you will not regret it.. Hello. I think this is very well done. Its just like reading a book that you get to participate in! The art and flow is great, and i think the writing is cool. I was bashed in the head with a rock! 8 ). Great game, being able to choose your own adventure and loads of choices can be random, such as battles.. Choose your own adventure! But does it translate to the medium of PC gaming well?----The Good; The writing is quite good. I liked the interface for the text and the map art You can freely rewind the game to any point - mimicking going back a few pages to make a different choice.The Bad; The combat is simple, boring and totally random. Combat is a frequent part of the game.----Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2 is essentially a choose your own adventure book from the childhood memories of us slightly older folk, but it doesn't really live up to the nostalgia for me. My main issue with the game is the combat, which occurs quite often and is totally awful. The way it works is both you and your opponent have a pool of points to spend on attacks, which occur at the same time in a turn based fashion. Whoever commits the highest point value will score damage on their opponent, but it depletes points from the total pool so that next turn you will have less to spend. You (and your opponent) can also choose to spend zero points to "defend" for the turn, which guarentees you will be the one to take damage that turn, but reduces it to 1 hp point and refills a good amount of your point pool so you can perform a big attack next turn. To me, this is ridiculous. It's boring, random as hell, and often punishingly difficult.The combat does involve an intense text-based recounting of the transpiring events, which was awesome, but the actual mechanics in play boggle the mind.That being said, the story is quite interesting and the writing is good, if somewhat lacking in personality perhaps. There are illustrations to aid you at various points with your imagination of what the whole thing might look like. I'm not sure if these add to or distract from the overall package however. One of the joys of the old books - and any book really - is in the imagining of it.Overall I think the game has a good foundation in the core principles of "choose-your-own-adventure-ness", but the visuals are going to be divisive for some and the combat mechanics are just terrible. Yet another game I'd have liked to give a middle rating to instead of either yes or no.. I like it. It's simple but it's got charm. Felt like I was in an old fantasy fiction (George MacDonald came to mind), doing what I'm supposed to do as an adventurer seeking adventure. A real delight!. Reminiscent of the old Fighting Fantasy books - and just like old times. The execution is fairly basic, but you don't play for the fancy pictures. One of the grandfathers of the modern RPG.. Any small choice you make will impact futher on- did you save that assassin, did you crush that butterfly, for better or worse. 9/10. Worth it at any price point. A great story-driven emulation of a tabletop roleplaying game, with a captivating setting and art style.It's not perfect: I did get stuck once and had to look it up online but it didn't detract enough from the wonder of the game for me not to strongly recommend it. Sorcery! is Rock Paper Shotgun's RPG of the Year 2016: "In the end, rather than being a retro experience harking back to the long-lost days of the choose your own adventure novel, Sorcery! has been pioneering and hugely original. It’s an RPG everyone else in the industry should be playing to see exactly what they should be reaching for, how something with pared down tools and minimalist options for communicating with the player, sets the bar for them to aim for."https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/12/03/best-rpg-2016/. Part 3 is coming next week!: The long wait is almost over: the gates of Kharé are opening next week on April 5th, and Part 3 of the adventure begins. Check out the trailer on the Steam page!You don't need to have played Parts 1 & 2 to play Part 3 - you can start with a new character - but if you can also carry your characters, stats and choices over into the next part of the adventure - and there's a lot of secret content only available to players who've played the previous parts.. Heaven's Vault: Our latest game after Sorcery! and 80 Days is coming April 16th!: Our first game since Sorcery! and 80 Days is coming in just a few days, on April 16th!Heaven's Vault uses the same intricate approach to writing and even the same narrative engine as Sorcery! but is our first full 3d game, and it's been 4 years in the making.Spanning the game is an entire ancient hieroglyphic language - you can decipher it via a series of puzzles. Your answers feed into the story - even if you give the wrong answer, the narrative will branch based on your translations.If that sounds interesting, you can wishlist the game here:https://store.steampowered.com/app/774201/Heavens_Vault/. Part 3 on sale this week!: To celebrate being part of the Humble Bundle we've put Part 3 on sale at 25% off for this week only. Break out into the fully open world of Kakhabad, hunt down - or avoid - the seven deadly Serpents of the Archmage, and discover and mix past and present with Part 3's unique time beacons. http://store.steampowered.com/app/445040. Let's Play from SplatterCatGaming: @SplattrCatGames has started off a let's play adventure of Sorcery! over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSK4ocwxYs0
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