The Lost Jewels of Nabooti by RA Montgomery
RA Montgomery serves a gamebook campaign that is actually… good. Shocking!
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Space and Beyond by RA Montgomery
The whole thing is like taking drugs while listening to hippie music. Quite… interesting.
The Eye of Winter’s Fury by Michael J Ward
What’s a fascinating story doing, being buried under tedious grind-like number crunching and routine hack-slash tedium?
Small Creatures / Wide Field by John Mortara
Without any doubt, a most entertainingly bizarre acid trip of a gamebook that isn’t a gamebook I’ve ever come across.
The Great Global Puzzle Challenge with Google Earth by Clive Gifford
If you are looking for some stimulus to get yourself to play with Google Earth, this one is a pretty decent gimmick to do the trick.
Gary Chalk’s Gun Dogs by Jamie Wallis
If Tin Man Games puts as much effort in actually creating playable gamebooks as they do in making their products so pretty.
Ninja! by David Walters
The The Way of the Tiger renaissance begins with this prequel, written by an upstart named David Walters.
The Forgotten Spell by Louisa Dent Pearce
How on earth did this interactive app win an award? It’s pretty but far from user friendly.
Strange Loves 2: Hex Boyfriends by Lacy Wilson
So, you want to play a harem game where you have all the hot guys chasing after you, but you are too young for the pornographic version?
Lords of the Rising Sun by Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson
One of the authors co-wrote one of the best “Japanese” gamebook series out there, but the same magic is nowhere here.