What are the best gamebook Android games?

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Best gamebook Android games	Price	Genre	Co-Op
89 Hyper Rift	-	-	-
87 80 Days	$4.99	Gamebook / RPG	None
-- Magium	Free	-	-
-- Choice of the Deathless	-	-	-
-- King of Dragon Pass	-	-	-

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score 27 · Answer 1

Hyper Rift

Top Pro

Visual representation of the story

There is a graphical view above the text story area that allows for some interaction as well as a visual representation of what is happening in the story. See More

Top Con

Does not properly scale

Hyper Rift does not properly scale on all devices leaving large black bars on each side of the game. See More

Top Pro

14 different endings

There is a total of 14 different endings to be found in Hyper Rift, making for a good amount of play time for those that want to find them all. See More

Top Con

Only one save slot

There is only one save slot in the game meaning each playthrough will have to e done one after the other instead of simultaneously. See More

Top Pro

Single in-app purchase to remove advertisements

Keeping the game fully playable for free users as well as singular priced for paid users is refreshing to see in the in numerous app purchase fueled Play Store. See More

Top Pro

Good Rift experience

Top Pro

Original unpredictable story

The story in Hyper Rift has quite a few plot twists that keep the game fresh and engaging. See More

Top Pro

Puzzle elements to the gameplay

There are a few puzzle sections in the game that are all logic based, meaning no randomness to them. There are clues on how to solve them as well as direct answers scattered around each level, so for those that do get stuck, don't worry as there may be something up ahead that helps solve it. See More

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score 20 · Answer 2

80 Days

Top Pro

Does not need internet connection to be played

80 Days does not need the device it is being played on to be connected to the internet to be played, which makes for a good game during air travel as well as other places where one does not have an internet connection. See More

Top Con

Single playthrough is short

Lasting about 2 hours a single playthrough is pretty short, though with all the branching story triggers there is plenty of reason to play over and over again. See More

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Genre:Gamebook / RPG

Co-Op:None

Controller Support:No

Top Pro

Uncovered routes stay uncovered on next replay

Once completing a playthrough the routes that were uncovered will stay uncovered for the next playthrough, thus helping the player chart better courses the more they play the game. See More

Top Con

Unintuitive user interface

The inventory system in the game can be hard to understand at first and it can be difficult to control the scrolling of text in some areas. See More

Top Pro

Branching story that will take multiple playthroughs to experience it all

The way the game plays out there are many story options that will be triggered due to previous choices in the game. Being that it branches out like this it will take many playthroughs to experience all of the stories options. See More

Top Pro

Very replayable

With the vast swath of options in 80 Days players will be hard pressed to replay the same scenarios more than once. See More

Top Pro

Supports portrait and landscape play

80 Days allows for the user to play in portrait or landscape, making for a good game across tablets and phones. See More

Top Pro

Heavily focused on reading

Pretty much a visual novel, 80 Days should interest anyone who enjoys reading and makes for a great introduction to the visual novel genre due to it being spearheaded by a big name in text adventure fiction, Jon Ingold. See More

Top Pro

Stylish design based on Jules Verne

With the Steampunk motif and the way that the game transitions, users can see that a lot of style and imagination was used in the creation of the game. Being that it is based off of Jules Verne's novel "Around the World in 80 Days", fans of the author should find a lot to like here and those new to the author should be able to find something they like being that it is an established classic. See More

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score 25 · Answer 3

Magium

Top Pro

Awesome storyline

Best storyline ever written. See More

PersistentNamtar's Experience

Honestly the best I played yet. The storyline is perfect, we get to share a bond with the characters and it relies more on your smart choices than luck. There is no "hidden choice, for you can understand the consequences of each choice quite easily if you are attentive while reading. Again; my favorite. I don't think I'll play it again soon, but it still is in my cellphone since this summer. And I think It'll stay here anyway, for it is too good. Get it, you won't be disappointed, really. See More

PowerfulFand's Experience

Rich and intense = Awesome See More

InventivePaidia's Experience

Really Immersive. The story is well written and your choices have impact See More

DazzlingDespoina's Experience

Best gamebook ever. See More

IntuitiveLuchtaine's Experience

GREAT GAME! PERFECT" See More

HumorousOshosi's Experience

Amazing story, would easily pay $20 if I had money but thank god payments are optional. Choices which actually impact the story and doesn't feel like you're being railroaded. See More

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score 12 · Answer 4

Choice of the Deathless

Top Con

uneven story

Some plot points and choices in the story feel as if they will be important down the line but then turn out not to be, which makes some of the choices made seem unimportant to the actual plot which begs the question, why were they there in the first place. See More

Top Pro

More reliant on choices than stats

The game feels like it is more reliant on character choices than stats. Which strays a bit from the normal gamebook adventure gameplay. See More

score 6 · Answer 5

King of Dragon Pass

Top Pro

Plenty of depth

There is so much attention payed to the details of the game that gives the player a large sense of depth to the story. See More

Top Con

Touch controls are not implemented well

While scrolling through text the play can easily accidentally click on text that performs an action. This can result in the player making game advancement choices they did not mean to. See More

Top Pro

Beautiful hand painted art

While King of Dragon Pass does forgo animations, the hand painted art that is featured in game is outright gorgeous. See More

Top Con

Crash prone

King of Dragon Pass is buggy and is prone to crashing often. See More

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score 5 · Answer 6

Sorcery!

Top Pro

Tabletop RPG mechanics done very well

Sorcery! has combined interactive story books with tabletop role playing game elements to create a great game. See More

Top Con

Short

The game can be completed in an hour See More

score 8 · Answer 7

Lone Wolf Saga

RespectableSors's Experience

good classic epic fantasy adventure fiction gamebook See More

score 2 · Answer 8

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf

Top Pro

Enveloping design

There are page turn animations as well as ink drawings that look as if they were just drawn. See More

Top Con

Difficult

The game is pretty difficult so users may find themselves starting over quite often. See More

Specs

Genre:RPG / Gamebook

Co-Op:None

Controller Support:No

Top Pro

Turn based combat

The combat in game is turn based mini games. See More

Top Con

Not the most original story

The story feels a little to familiar and a little too contrived. See More

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score 5 · Answer 9

House Of Hell

DetailedAmphiaraus's Experience

A classic! See More

WittyGoorialla's Experience

Classic fighting fantasy gamebook. Must be one of my favorites from when I was a kid! See More

score 4 · Answer 10

Tokyo Wizard

Top Pro

Many branches and spells to be learnt

DecisiveBelili's Experience

Obvious drag halfway. The story pretty much weakens and has added depth merely to extend the play time, the ending also leaves much to be desired and hints for a goddamn sequel. See More

DetailedAmphiaraus's Experience

Several branches to go through, high customization See More

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score 6 · Answer 11

Choice of the Vampire

Top Pro

Great characters

InventivePaidia's Experience

My first Choice of Game. Very good and immersive See More

WittyGoorialla's Experience

Great Characters and setting. Choices have lots of variety See More

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score 6 · Answer 12

FOD -TEXT ADVENTURE- (CYOA)

Top Pro

It´s original and different

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Duels RPG - Text Adventure

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Highway Wars

Top Pro

Apocalyptic setting

FearlessPostverta's Experience

Great game inspired by Mad Max and Fallout. Many paths through the game, and quite a few alternative endings. See More

Top Pro

Many alternative endings

Top Pro

Many paths, interesting characters

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score 1 · Answer 15

Hearts of Iron: War Stories

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Heavy Metal Thunder - Gamebook

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Trial of the Clone

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Sorcery! 2

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18 Games Considered

My Recommendation for Hyper Rift

My Recommendation for Hyper Rift

Visual representation of the story

Does not properly scale

14 different endings

Only one save slot

Single in-app purchase to remove advertisements

Good Rift experience

Original unpredictable story

Puzzle elements to the gameplay

My Recommendation for 80 Days

My Recommendation for 80 Days

Does not need internet connection to be played

Single playthrough is short

Uncovered routes stay uncovered on next replay

Unintuitive user interface

Branching story that will take multiple playthroughs to experience it all

Very replayable

Supports portrait and landscape play

Heavily focused on reading

Stylish design based on Jules Verne

My Recommendation for Magium

My Recommendation for Magium

Awesome storyline

My Recommendation for Choice of the Deathless

My Recommendation for Choice of the Deathless

uneven story

More reliant on choices than stats

My Recommendation for King of Dragon Pass

My Recommendation for King of Dragon Pass

Plenty of depth

Touch controls are not implemented well

Beautiful hand painted art

Crash prone

My Recommendation for Sorcery!

My Recommendation for Sorcery!

Tabletop RPG mechanics done very well

Short

My Recommendation for Lone Wolf Saga

My Recommendation for Lone Wolf Saga

My Recommendation for Joe Dever's Lone Wolf

My Recommendation for Joe Dever's Lone Wolf

Enveloping design

Difficult

Turn based combat

Not the most original story

My Recommendation for House Of Hell

My Recommendation for House Of Hell

My Recommendation for Tokyo Wizard

My Recommendation for Tokyo Wizard

Many branches and spells to be learnt

My Recommendation for Choice of the Vampire

My Recommendation for Choice of the Vampire

Great characters

My Recommendation for FOD -TEXT ADVENTURE- (CYOA)

My Recommendation for FOD -TEXT ADVENTURE- (CYOA)

It´s original and different

My Recommendation for Duels RPG - Text Adventure

My Recommendation for Duels RPG - Text Adventure

My Recommendation for Highway Wars

My Recommendation for Highway Wars

Apocalyptic setting

Many alternative endings

Many paths, interesting characters

My Recommendation for Hearts of Iron: War Stories

My Recommendation for Hearts of Iron: War Stories

My Recommendation for Heavy Metal Thunder - Gamebook

My Recommendation for Heavy Metal Thunder - Gamebook

My Recommendation for Trial of the Clone

My Recommendation for Trial of the Clone

My Recommendation for Sorcery! 2

My Recommendation for Sorcery! 2

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