Have you recently read the Fighting Fantasy Gamebook? This area of the website has been set aside as a way for fans to comment on the Gamebook and let each other know what they think of the plot, twists, encounters, traps, paths, puzzles, rules and monsters? Let us and other fans known by emailing us with your review at mail@fightingfantasy.com. Preferably we would like to see you write a minimum of two or three paragraphs or more than 200 words with an honest opinion on what you liked, didn't like or would have liked to have seen done differently, Please also add a rating; this is traditionally given using a scale from one to ten. You can read other fans opinions below, some of which were originally sent to us and hosted on the original AFF website and Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks.com
- Joey Salmon (Originally sent & posted on FFG)
This is the first in the series (Both new and old) and as a starting point, everything is great about this book! It allows you to get a taste of the FF world without anything complicated. The book has a great balance of adventure and combat and the odd puzzle. The addition of the maze later in the adventure is awesome! (Everyone will want to read the "How to Map" feature in the Salamonis Gazette for hints on mapping!)
After a few attempts I finally beat the book. Replay value? Definitely! I still haven't found some of the other monsters that I've noticed while reading the book. You'll read it again and take different paths to find everything!
I'd rate this game an excellent 9/10 (Need to leave room for better books!)
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Q) Why do you never see a skeleton at a party in Allansia?
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