Captive of Fortune app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Hosted Games LLC
First release : 19 Nov 2015
App size: 57.82 Mb
Battle necromancers, ogres, and the demon itself!
"Captive of Fortune" is an interactive novel by Samuel Harrison Young, where your choices control the story. Its Volume Two of "Demons Among Men," the sequel to "Trial of the Demon Hunter." The game is text-based with occasional vivid illustrations and a unique sound track – and driven by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Continuing your journey to banish the mysterious and elusive demon, you travel to the city of Lorden, where romance and new dangers await. With new allies but even more enemies presenting themselves, the vendetta against you continues, the trials set before you leading you along a dangerous path to face your greatest challenge yet.
• Over 140,000 words
• Romance!
• Battle bandits, necromancers, ogres and trolls
• Music and illustrations to enhance your experience
• Finally confront the demon
Latest reviews of Captive of Fortune app for iPhone and iPad
Descent game but not as good as the first. Seems like it was pushed out to soon but the story is a good one and could be developed further. The options seemed lacking game department. Over all it was ok not a waste of time but not something you want to read when you oils be doing other more worthwhile things in your life.
I enjoyed the prior book and this one as well. It is a great continuation of the story.
This game was really good!! Longer by its predecessor the story with a very good story line. However, I was hoping for more with the romance that is said to be in it. I certainly see that there are options, but it only seems that they are in the female variety. It would be nice if there were some male romance options, unless those will be in the next installment.
I have really played both games, and they both are fantastic, keep up the good work.
I not sure what those other reviewers have read, but this game is massively disappointing. Ive played the majority of both hosted and choice of games and this game is not up to par. The main plot line is a decent idea and if executed better, it would be great. However, this novel is riddled with grammatical and spelling errors. Not only that, a few places the scene jumps and it is unexplained. Then your character switches gender pronouns and sometimes you interact with yourself by mistake. The story itself is rather short and seems rushed. I wont pay $1.99 for this. I might not even recommend it if it were free. The best hope for this game would be for the author to explain the story to someone else and have a good writer actually put it together.