Choice of Life: Middle Ages

The playthrough is pretty short if you're a fast reader. And whether or not you'll enjoy this game really depends on what you're looking for. If you're expecting an authentic medieval experience, don't bother, it's terrible. The jumps between questions sometimes can be abrupt. Every choice is trying to kill me. And many choices don't feel like they're made for players to analyze the situation, it's more like letting the players guess what the developer was thinking. It seems there are many options, but in fact the results are just fixed. But if you're looking for some fun time killing or just curious about how nonsense it could be, get it on sale.[spoiler] I know the original price is already cheap, but still-[b] get it on sale [/b]. [/spoiler]

relatively short, but kinda fun experience. very good for it's price.

this is so boring.... it's not fun... very repetitive. it's literally are the same. gameplay is just pressing one of two options on and on and on again....

This game is dirt cheap but I wanted a refund immediately after played it for less than 30 minutes. It wasn't a strategic game I expected. And I didn't have much fun after all, it seemed funny at first when I died in my third choice but it got more and more frustrating over time. In this game, you are born into a poor family in medieval time, when surviving is extremely difficult. You have to make good choices so that you won't lose heart (3 hearts are given), which means your health. It might seem okay but ALL you have to do is not to lose heart. Like it just doesn't make sense after all and it was just a pure matter of luck. And the narrative is terrible. I mean it would have been better but the game producers screwed it up. I would have read a book in this amount of time.

A bit grindy for achievement hunting (took me over 3 hours). Other than that, it's a solid choose-your-own-adventure game with a medieval fantasy setting.