Slaves of the Abyss by Paul Mason and Steve Williams
Well, here’s the final remaining Fighting Fantasy gamebook, finally reviewed!
Category:Series: Fighting Fantasy
Sky Lord by Martin Allen
Bizarre is good, but this one is bizarre and boring to play. Not good.
Star Strider by Luke Sharp
Hey, it’s Luke Sharp! Turn around and walk away, folks.
The Rings of Kether by Andrew Chapman
A drug ring? In my kiddie gamebook?
Knights of Doom by Jonathan Green
Duck! It’s another gamebook by Jonathan Green!
Crystal of Storms by Rhianna Pratchett
Welcome to cutesy land, where you will soon be begging for death.
Assassins of Allansia by Ian Livingstone
You are a warrior that has no sense of preservation, direction, and everything else. Have fun!
The Gates of Death by Charlie Higson
There are some solid concepts here, but the execution is the pits. Did anyone even playtest this thing before they let it loose into the wild?
The Port of Peril by Ian Livingstone
“Why bother?” may as well be the shorthand for any gamebook by Ian Livingstone at this point in time.
Deathmoor by Robin Waterfield
This is either a most demented waste of time or a most brilliant parody.
