The Twelve Trials Portable Edition

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About This Game Face off against some of the greatest heroes of your age when you are called by the gods to participate in their twelve trials. Coming from humble origins, and hailing from a tiny farming village, you will have to prove yourself worthy of godhood.The Twelve Trials is a 160,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Douglas DiCicco, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Play as male, female, or non-binary. Defeat dragons and other monsters through brawn or wit. Romance a giant, a queen, a muse, and many others. Lead a revolution in an oppressed island. Find hope for starving villagers in a remote colony.Complete the Twelve Trials, and Become A God! 7aa9394dea Title: The Twelve TrialsGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Hosted GamesPublisher:Hosted GamesRelease Date: 27 Sep, 2018 The Twelve Trials Portable Edition The primary grievance I have with this game is during some of the trials others are always given unfair advantages even if you did everything right. And sometimes (maybe due to scripting errors), you don't receive the rewards you are promised at all! Also the male romance options are less than female ones and they are not attractive both in personalities and appearances, that is so unacceptable considering the LGBT and gender equility policies Choice of Games and Hosted Games always seem to advocate in their game descriptions.. No. You waste time going through a bunch of pointless mediocre 'trials' with superficial cosmetic choices to give you the illusion of choice, but really lead you to the same ending circumstances with minor variations. In the end, everyone is still a winner. From slaying cylops to empowering rebellion, to throwing parties, to stealing from vaults, none of it actually had any significance in the end as the spheres of influence you and your fellows could possibly become differed from the task you're forced to run making them pointless rat races\/busy work. And don't get me started on the 'romances'. There might as well to not have been any romance in here to begin with. You spend one afternoon with someone you pick from a multiple choice list and any further hint of your 'romance' with this individual is given as a small side note in the ending epilogue that they hold a special place in your heart. Hell with this drivel, I want my 2 dollars back.. It was really great to not play to become a hero, or a king\/queen, but to uptain godhood. The story was capitvating and it was nice to see your choices really mattered and had an inpact on the story. Your choices really matter as it can determine what kind of god you will become.The text is easy to read and udnerstand, there is a nice balance between the length of the text and language. Not to mention all your choices that keeps you engaged and on your toes.I can reccomend this game greatly, i really enjoyed it and i hope you will too!. The best of the god-oriented games from Choice of Games or Hosted Games, hands down. Rather less like classical Greek myth than I expected, it captured the feel of many of the tales without the less pleasant bits. (Presumably, most players do not want to see their character turned into a spider for irritating a deity, for example.) If you are interested in a text adventure where your character tries out to join a pantheon, this is the game for you.. The best of the god-oriented games from Choice of Games or Hosted Games, hands down. Rather less like classical Greek myth than I expected, it captured the feel of many of the tales without the less pleasant bits. (Presumably, most players do not want to see their character turned into a spider for irritating a deity, for example.) If you are interested in a text adventure where your character tries out to join a pantheon, this is the game for you.. The best of the god-oriented games from Choice of Games or Hosted Games, hands down. Rather less like classical Greek myth than I expected, it captured the feel of many of the tales without the less pleasant bits. (Presumably, most players do not want to see their character turned into a spider for irritating a deity, for example.) If you are interested in a text adventure where your character tries out to join a pantheon, this is the game for you.