Choice Games: CYOA Style Play

Choose your own path! Play a massive library of CYOA-like text adventures.

Choice Games: CYOA Style Play

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By: Delight Games

Users: 1,181,574

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Rating: 4.75

(76,335)

1 new ratings

Version: 13.4 (Last updated: 2024-11-22)

Creation date: 2015-01-26

Email: co*****@delightgamesllc.com

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You have found a MASSIVE trove of choices-based gamebooks!
✔ 80+ Choices-based interactive volumes.
✔ You get new gamebooks regularly as we write them.
✔ Offline: No-wifi, no problem.

You make the choices in the story. And when I say "story", I mean a variety of stories including:
✔ Medieval fantasy
✔ Mystery, detective noir
✔ Zombie apocalypse and survival
✔ Horror and suspense
✔ Survival in the old west
✔ Sci-fi
✔ Superheroes

1.5+ million words of text adventure and more on the way!

Now reading is addictive because with Delight Games interactive novels you make the choices for the main character, alter the story, alter your stats, and try to stay alive. Can you make it to the end? If so, what kind of score and rank can you get?

If you like interactive fiction or just want to try something different from the typical soul-sucking mobile games, this is the ULTIMATE download for you!

User reviews

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Pros

Engaging and well-written stories
Variety of choices and character development
Ability to save and transfer progress across devices
Interactive gameplay that invokes nostalgia for choose-your-own-adventure books
Good point system and replayability

Cons

Excessive ads disrupt the reading experience
Inconsistent game progress and saving issues
High upgrade costs and lack of affordable subscription options
Some stories railroading players with limited choices
Slow growth of the library with new content

Most mentioned

Ads and their negative impact on immersion
Quality and variety of the stories
User enjoyment and engagement with the gameplay
Issues with saving progress and accessing purchased content
Desire for more content and updates in existing series

User reviews

I always like these kinds of interactive games. They make you think and really analyze your decisions. This version has pictures on most of the pages, unlike the "Wizards Choice" game or another download of the exact same games just labeled different. Maybe it was called grim quest or something. Anyway, this one seems to be the best. You can save your game using an email you type in. It's pretty easy, but I shall warn you the game has no difficulty settings and I have died quite a few times.

George Mirra, 2024-08-11

Decent books/game, though far from perfect. Loses a star though for constantly pestering to watch ads despite telling it not to and another for auto playing one, bad enough when I told it not to ask and when I say no when it does and so it didn't even bother asking, worse considering reading is a quiet activity, so it's especially annoying and potentially problematic to suddenly have an ad loudly playing. Frankly, giving 2 stars after that is generous.

S, 2024-05-29

Amazing game overall, content is very fun and the individual chapters are the perfect length. The stories themselves are decently written. I rated it 4 stars simply because there are a few changes that could improve the game, an option to actually name the character you play as, and instead of putting the changes at the top, like "life decreases by 1", it would be better if it was after the paragraph in which it happened.