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Fighting Fantasy Legends puts players in the role of an adventurer who is tasked with ridding the land of Allansia from all sorts of threats, including the Lord of the Undead, Warlocks, Dragons… you know… the type of threats you’d expect from a fantasy universe. This means venturing across the world map and visiting varied locales, with each giving the player the freedom to determine which direction they want to go and if they want to explore the points of interest within them. Be warned though: they’re also home to random events, each of which will challenge the player in different ways. There’s gold to be won in varying ways too, which will allow players to barter with traders to get items or, on the flipside, get robbed in wacky circumstances. The life of an adventurer, eh? Anyone who is familiar with the books will have an idea of how the gameplay of Fighting Fantasy Legends works, with players picking one of three characters and assigning them stats. The stats are based upon skill, luck, and stamina: skill will determine your success in combat, luck will determine your success in the random events that occur in the world, whilst stamina represents your health points. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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You can add additional points to your skill and luck at the start of the game, though this comes at the expense of your stamina – for every additional point you add to skill or luck, you lose a point of stamina. It’s a simple system that’s easy to follow, but it will play an important role in the success of your adventure. Players get one die for each point of skill or luck that they have, with those dice then used to determine their success throughout the game. Encounter an enemy? You’ll roll all of your skill dice, with any landing on a success face counting as a blow to your foe’s stamina. Find yourself having to do a luck check to avoid incoming arrows? You’ll roll all of your luck dice, with health taken away from you for any than don’t land on a success face. That’s just a couple of examples of the situations players face where the dice come into play, with each set playing a heavy role throughout Fighting Fantasy Legends’ adventure. It adds an element of luck to the gameplay, where you can find yourself constantly caught out by traps or not dealing damage to a plucky foe if you’re unlucky. On the flipside, it can also see you overcoming the odds and vanquishing a powerful enemy with one roll, so who knows what will happen?

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It added to the excitement of the experience for me, with the unpredictability of each situation certainly keeping players on their toes. Your dice can be upgraded by levelling up in-game, with experience points earned by vanquishing enemies or completing quests. When upgraded, a die will have an additional success marker added to one of its faces, increasing your odds of success with each dice roll. It’s good to balance this out across both your skill and luck dice, especially since you’ll face adversity through multiple forms during the course of your journey. If you do end up dying (or have a bad encounter with someone in-game) these dice can end up getting cursed, lowering your chance of success with them until you fix it. It’s all about finding the right person in the right place or having the right item, which is something that’ll be determined by the choices you make when exploring. Whilst there’s a story to follow in Fighting Fantasy Legends that’s told through a myriad of quests, a lot of its strengths lie within its events – both those that are randomly selected when you hit random event markers, and those which you encounter by exploring specific points of interest. Darkest Hunters Switch NSP

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Whilst a lot of these simply lead to battles or test your luck in varying ways, there are also moments where player choice forges the narrative.  For example, there was one time when I was able to approach a strange woman, who then turned out to have the head of a snake and poisoned me. Drat. Another time, I explored a house that seemed uninhabited, only to find myself attacked by a monster. Double-drat. On another occasion, I destroyed a box in a house and found a golden brooch, which allowed me to automatically pass luck events. Another time I helped a homeless man who was getting attacked by bandits, with my reward being the healing of my HP. See, sometimes good things happen too… It all adds to the unpredictability of the storytelling, with just about anything seemingly possible in Fighting Fantasy Legends. I won’t spoil anything here, but there’s room for creativity in just about everything you do in the game, with some comical situations arising under the right circumstances. Players can also get individual cards that bring with them different effects, whether it’s magic to help out in a tricky situation or an item that’ll grant you more luck. There are different weapons and armour to equip too, which bring with them additional dice to help out in the midst of battle.

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Travel through the land of Allansia in your quest to become a legendary adventurer. Play through three iconic Fighting Fantasy gamebooks – City of Thieves, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and Citadel of Chaos. Discover these classic adventures in a whole new way! Create your own adventures in a dangerous land full of monsters, treasures and traps. From renowned authors Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone (co-founders of Games Workshop) and Nomad Games, Fighting Fantasy Legends is an epic role-playing card game set in the classic world of Fighting Fantasy. Can you survive the dangerous streets of Port Blacksand, the murky depths of Firetop Mountain or the looming shadows of The Citadel? Featuring a dice-based combat system unique to Fighting Fantasy Legends, where you level up your dice as you play. Choose to increase your strength or your luck, so that you can increase your chances of dealing devastating damage to your opponents and evading deadly traps! Never experience the same adventure twice! Each location has treasure, monster and event cards for you to uncover, shuffled into a deck you then draw from. Fall of Light Darkest Edition Switch NSP

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Will you stumble into a deadly trap? Or encounter a helpless villager looking for their saviour? With unique cards in each location, expect danger around every turn. Unveil cards to discover fiendish creatures, powerful objects and dramatic events as you play! This is a card game version of three gamebooks with a top down 3D environment simply for illustration. There are many FF games on Steam, from book ports, to game versions like this. FF Legends is based on the books City of Thieves, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and Citadel of Chaos. Firetop already has a game version on Steam, the game mechanic here is different, you’re not making any movement choices in combat, it’s your card vs. the opponent card and you roll against each other for the outcome. Originally these are dice and choice books, FF Legends keeps these elements, so when you decide to go one path, that’s it, you might be able to circle back the other way later, particularly if you die, but it’s still a version of turn to page X for this or to page Y for that. And the cards are the enemies you fight and items and spells you pick up. Unlike the four part version of Sorcery on Steam, you don’t get constant access to the world map, or any rewinds to undo poor decisions (you can avoid perma-death though through game options here).

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On the other hand, here you build up your dice the whole time to increase your chances when it comes to fights and tests of luck. So once you become more powerful, you’re less likely to be dying at the hands of common criminals in the port, for example. If you are happy with that mechanic, then this is a fun way to open out the text. My only personal preference would have been to retain the original book art for the relevant cards, as many of the other game adaptations on Steam have in one way or another – but if you’re not attached to those, then you won’t miss them.  as others have said, it’s fun to play and attractively priced – you will only be let down if you don’t know what to expect and think this is something other than a card based version of gamebooks played with dice. As in fighting fantasy Legends Portal – I would recommend this game as fun to play and value for money but with the one major proviso that the battles are strictly luck ONLY – IE the roll of a dice – no skill or strategy involved – the challenge lies in finding the artefacts on you journey and reaching your destination – The City of Thieves in particular will probably take you quite a few attempts especially as there is a sting in the tail regarding the artefacts you need to find – artwork and graphics are better than average.

So it is a pass AS LONG AS – you don’t mind the battles with the various monsters being strictly luck only. Like many, I grew up reading the Fighting Fantasy series. Each book taking you on an adventure where you would battle ferocious monsters and try to defeat villainous tyrants. You might not always win but that was the point. The next time you read the book you could make different choices and learn from your previous mistakes. Playing Fight Fantasy Legends evokes exactly that same feeling, except this time, you are on a huge adventure to defeat three of the Fighting Fantasy series’ greatest villains. You get three books for the price of one. Playing the game and reading the text took me right back to how it felt to read the gamebooks. Nomad have done a terrific job in capturing the feeling of the Fighting Fantasy series. It is beautifully designed too. As you play you’ll notice lots of detail in the landscape and locations. The textures and animations make it very pretty to look at. Sound and music again are top-notch. I appreciated the individual character walk cycles too. You can see the weight and slight waddle to the dwarf as he walks and the sprightly strides of the long legged elf. There’s lots of attention to detail here.

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As I played I was continually surprised by game mechanics and the way that specific choices and actions would have consequences later in the game. Again, it echoed playing the original game book series perfectly. As has been said, this is the closest you will get to playing a Fighting Fantasy book. Nomad have designed and produced a brilliant game. New players can look forward to a really fun fantasy based RPG taking them on a fantastic adventure where YOU are the hero!. The combat system uses different style dice, which can be upgraded/penalised and the encounters in many locations are drawn from a random card pack (monsters/events/items etc). You have the freedom to travel around the map of Allansia searching for items from the various locations which are required to overcome the evil Zagor, Balthus Dire & Zanbar Bone in their respective lairs. You may need an item from one location to help defeat a villain in another. Choose from three different player-characters (i like the Elf) & various skills/bonuses that you can start with. There are also three difficulty levels (adventurer,hero,legend) and each of these levels has a “hardcore hero” option, where you have only one life. (Try and defeat all 3 archvillains on legend difficulty in hardcore hero mode! It’s a challenge, but i got there.Sky Force Reloaded Switch NSP

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