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About This Game An epic adventure in a land of monsters, traps and magic. Journey across the deadly Shamutanti Hills and through the Cityport of Kharé, home to thieves, corrupt nobles and deadly mutants, as you attempt to recover the Crown of Kings. Armed with your sword, and over fifty spells with weird and wonderful effects, embark on a journey of a thousand choices where every one is remembered and will change your story. This is Parts 1 and 2 of a four-part series. As played by the Yogscast, Sorcery! is a narrative adventure like no other, that creates your own unique fantasy adventure as you play. * Explore a 3d hand-drawn map, and venture inside the buildings of the city of Kharé * Unique bluff-and-strike based combat system which procedurally narrates your battles * Over fifty weird and wonderful spells, whose effects alter the narrative in wild and unpredictable ways * Over half a million words of story content that adapts around your choices - created using the same inklewriter technology as the multi-award-winning 80 DAYS * Hundreds of characters, hundreds of stories to uncover * Over forty unique monsters to fight, all with their own strategies and combat styles * Play Swindlestones, a game of cunning and deceit, against the citizens of Kharé, for profit - and for information * Freedom to explore - rewind whatever choices you want * Based on the million-selling series by Steve Jackson * All of your choices are remembered, shaping your adventure now - and in the future Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2 are the first half of an epic quadrilogy. Sorcery! 3 takes the adventure to the wilds of the Baklands and creates a fully open-world experience, and will be out shortly on Steam. Sorcery! 4 is due later this year, to finish the adventure. Each part can be played on its own, or you can load your character from one part to the next, carrying over equipment, stats, and narrative choices. 7aa9394dea Title: Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:inkle LtdPublisher:inkle LtdFranchise:Fighting FantasyRelease Date: 2 Feb, 2016 Sorcery! Parts 1 And 2 Free Download [Torrent] sorcery parts 1 and 2 review. sorcery parts 1 and 2. sorcery parts 1 and 2 download. sorcery parts 1 and 2 download. sorcery parts 1 and 2 review. sorcery parts 1 and 2 I can't remember if I got this game on sale or from a humble bundle, but I have to say it was completely worth every penny I paid. In fact its easily worth more than $10.It's a very fun game, but it is somewhat short. It's also kind of a niche product, you have to be a fan of the RPG genre to be able to fully appreciate this title. As far as gameplay, it's a choose your own adventure type game, it's very D&D like; it's also easy to pick up and play.Overall: 8 1/2 out of 10.. THIS GAME IS SO GOOD. Really great storytelling, everything you do has an impact. GET IT. Having a blast with this old school choose your own adventure. Very interactive and a great story.. I loved 80 Days and I thought Sorcery would also be fun and while Act 1 is great and engaging, 2 just falls apart. The game is really nicely written and reactive. The combat’s all right but you’re best off getting as many magical items you can find to cast spells. There is no manual saves, but it allows to rewind the game back. As I said the game all fell apart for me though on Act 2 at the very end because it actively and permanently punishes you for not doing things that you most likely don't know how to do your first time through without a guide and you're forced to lose health permanently, which you don’t have a lot of. The game doesn’t let you backtrack in the town and there’s so few means to get money that I couldn’t do much of anything, especially as someone trying to be heroic. It’s really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game design that really soured me on an otherwise fun experience. I hope they patch it because it’s just unreasonably punishing and unneeded and pretty much forces you to use a walkthrough which is no fun.. I never did play the original FF books, but I'm no stranger to Choose Your Own Adventure style books. Sorcery! feels exactly like playing those again, weighing up the options, trying to guess what might lie ahead, hoping that the next page turn won't end in death. My main concern coming to this was how the combat was going to be implemented, but inkle have managed to give it the same risk/reward feel as the other decisions in the story, albeit somewhat dominated by RNG, but you can always retry any disastrous combat.In fact, you can re-take any decision. In a brilliant development choice by inkle you can rewind to any previous decision to try out another option without starting the whole book again. Some might say that this renders decisions meaningless, and that's a valid view, although there's nothing stopping you from never using the rewind feature. Personally I think this makes it even more like a true CYOA experience, speaking as someone who kept his thumb in the previous page...The presentation is beautiful, laid out like a hand painted boardgame, and the sounds are great, adding to the atmosphere without overpowering or distracting from the text which is obviously the focus.If you're a fan of story driven gameplay where decisions have consequences then you should definitely pick this up.. Would love to play this game - can't get it to work. I have win7 with all updated drivers (Oh, yes I do). I've run opengl viewer and run the tests - my video card - nvidia 9500 gt does support opengl 3.3. But can't even get the game running, it crashes at start saying "sorry sorcery! wasn't able to initalize OpenGL 2.1"I'll check again in a week or two, maybe they'll patch it. Hope so, sounds like a good game. Otherwise, gonna have to ask for a refund.. Brilliant adaptation of the Sorcery! adventure game books by Steve Jackson (related to, and in the same world as the Fighting Fantasy series, but as a coherent 4 part quest). Inkle have created some completely excellent here. Highly recommended.The interface is a delight to use, the rewind system means you can always go back, and the overal design and implementation is amazing. I have bought 80 Days as well once I realised it was the same people.This is by far the best adaptation of an adventure game book on PC and much, much better than the weak Fighting Fantasy gamebook adaptations by Tin Man Games.. I played for a few hours and I am really digging it.I'm looking forward to more. This is the kind of interactive fiction I've been looking for.. I had the old books and love this stuff, I loaded it up and was in the little tutorial area at the start. I didnt like it, I was thinking what is this? The combat seemed simple and that put me right off the game. I didnt come back to it for months, i think i expected some thing else, i missed dice, like in other fighting fantasy, i didnt know what i wanted, i didnt give it a chance. It was a HUGE mistake. though by coming to it later, I have enjoyed it much more on a level that i didnt appreciate before So I really tried the game out and was open to learning this system because i wanted to play through the story again. Pick a lady model and lets get into the Shamutanti Hills Into the tutorial again and I learned to use the sword. It was only after I mastered the blade, which is a really lovely style, that i realised i was missing out on the heart of the game. I began to play as a sorcerer, rather than a warrior using magic. Now instead of just killing some one, I read its mind, make it dance, talk its language, set it on fire, make it fear or worship me, it depends on the situation, you can get through almost all your encounters using just magic and it became a little game in itself.You will expect to read the story in short paragraphs with choices to make that advance the story and options to replay, theres a feature that lets you rewind your game at will to any point you were at earlier. You collect items to use for magic, some are single use and others are items like a mask, you carry these items through all the parts of the game, you will find things that will help you in the future, in other parts. The combat is a kind of sliding game where you try to guess the opponents next move and how much power they will put into the blow and plan your attack based on this. its is covered in the tutorial. you have a very nice game called swindlestones too, something new not in the original series of books. Its a dice game, most often played for money or info or both, I learned to love this game, i have made lots of gold because of it. Theres all sorts of interesting characters to meet and creatures to fight and you will have your little book of spells. very nice game its worked glitch free for mefor the content its a good pricenow go begin your "epic adventure in a land of monsters, traps and magic". This game is excellent. The magic system is so creative thatI enjoy going back and seeing what else I can do.. or find unthinkable surprises which would seem unapplicable with this or that spell.There are so many paths and choices that still weave to a central narrative, also allowing for outcomes that aren't always the same.Pro/Con ratings are 1-3 + or - signs. Based on how good or helpful they are, or reverse for the negative.Pros:+++Versatile magic system based on words. Some secrets here. Some require items and you will likely be able to find what you need later if you missed the earliest chance to gain the ability to cast whatever spell. ++ You can rewind, useful to experiment with magic or various ideas for strategies. GREAT for those moments where you are supremely frustrated with what ends up being a bad idea in the extreme. I recommend you use it sparingly unless you are just having fun with it. At least play through once without/with minimum use.+ Combat is not bad, extremely unique but ultimately good and removing it would be much worse. Not a great system but very unique in how it's done. Definitely would not change it.+++ Most spells are infinite use, some require limited items, "Stamina" [HP and "Mana"] is used for health, fighting, and various other things. Food and potions restore it. All this is very well balanced so you can't abuse magic that doesn't require limited use items.+ Stamina restoration is well balanced and can periodically prayed for if in a bind.- Stamina restoration can sometimes be very hard to keep up but rewinding lets you easily get out of "broken" situations without frustration. If you rewind only in "broken" situations then you will need to be sparing with your stamina restoration and be familiar with your options. This is not bad so much as requiring to be psychic or overuse of rewinding. Overall a petty problem though.--/+ Combat is extremely dangerous. You can lose a lot of Stamina with little to no reward. This gets a plus too because it depends on your opinion. I feel it's a bit unbalanced as far as the return is often not worth the combat so I tend to overuse magic to avoid it.-/+ Dice is fun but hard to figure out for me. Good system, decent tutorial built in, not much worth. There ARE items and special things/reasons to play though. Worth figuring out.--- Biggest complaint: Some spells are mysteriously unusable despite being fairly expected to be usable in some situations that are not. I don't mean "all spells should have some use always". But spells are sometimes mysteriously unable to be cast even if you can in other situations.Overall a great CYOA game. The best pure one/series I've seen. Outside of text-only ones like Choice of Games... those are a mixed bag though. This is best overall. Heaven's Vault: Our latest game after Sorcery! and 80 Days is coming April 16th!: Our first game since Sorcery! and 80 Days is coming in just a few days, on April 16th!Heaven's Vault uses the same intricate approach to writing and even the same narrative engine as Sorcery! but is our first full 3d game, and it's been 4 years in the making.Spanning the game is an entire ancient hieroglyphic language - you can decipher it via a series of puzzles. Your answers feed into the story - even if you give the wrong answer, the narrative will branch based on your translations.If that sounds interesting, you can wishlist the game here:https://store.steampowered.com/app/774201/Heavens_Vault/. Part 3 is coming next week!: The long wait is almost over: the gates of Kharé are opening next week on April 5th, and Part 3 of the adventure begins. Check out the trailer on the Steam page!You don't need to have played Parts 1 & 2 to play Part 3 - you can start with a new character - but if you can also carry your characters, stats and choices over into the next part of the adventure - and there's a lot of secret content only available to players who've played the previous parts.. Let's Play from SplatterCatGaming: @SplattrCatGames has started off a let's play adventure of Sorcery! over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSK4ocwxYs0. The inklecast discusses Sorcery!: To celebrate bringing Sorcery! to Steam, we've recorded a short episode of our podcast all about the game - how it came about and how we developed the design. Check it out over on our blog![www.inklestudios.com]. New Game Plus mode is here!: Rock Paper Shotgun's RPG of the year 2016 has just got bigger! Enter a cloud save from a finished Part 4 game to unlock New Game Plus mode. New Game Plus ups the difficulty, toughens the enemies, adds some more magic items earlier on - and, of course, includes a few new secrets to be dug up.Read more about New Game Plus mode here.[www.inklestudios.com]Happy adventuring!. Part 3 on sale this week!: To celebrate being part of the Humble Bundle we've put Part 3 on sale at 25% off for this week only. Break out into the fully open world of Kakhabad, hunt down - or avoid - the seven deadly Serpents of the Archmage, and discover and mix past and present with Part 3's unique time beacons. http://store.steampowered.com/app/445040. Daft Souls talk Sorcery!: The Dark Souls podcast talk Sorcery! in some depth here on Soundcloud[soundcloud.com]!. Sorcery! on Yogscast: Here's what happened when Simon and Lewis of the Yogscast undertook the Sorcery! adventure...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yftTD-YB0iw&list=PL3XZNMGhpynOF4WsSH52ONVoseNPlppEd