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Choices That Matter: And Their Heroes Were Lost

Choices That Matter: And Their Heroes Were Lost

|Australia|Strategy, Adventure

10.0 /10

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Choices That Matter is a collection of epic text adventure games similar to the classic Choose Your Path Adventure books. Our interactive stories are some of the most complex in the this category. No one player can discover the entire story in a single play through!

Story and worldbuilding

And Their Heroes Were Lost You wake up in a dirty prison cell with no memory of who you are. And, you're not alone. Who are the other prisoners? What are they to you? Are they your allies... or enemies? Will you escape? Try to find out who you are? Why did the people who captured you steal your memories—instead of just killing you? Travel the world as you uncover the details of a past that holds many secrets, and a future that is in peril.

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Leans into Strategy, Adventure, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 17 Feb, 2021
10/10

If you've played either of the two previous Choices That Matter titles, then you know right now whether And Their Heroes Were Lost is for you. If you're not sure about which to try first, go by genre; And The Sun Went Out is a crime thriller with a dash of Lovecraftian tone, And Their Souls Were Eaten is a steampunk story, and And Their Heroes Were Lost is a thing for people who enjoy narratives like Total Recall. They're all brilliant examples of interactive narratives in their own way, and while the Nintendo Switch now has ports of all the currently available ones, I can only hope that this isn't the end of of this little project (this is also the point where I make my pitch and beg: can I please write one, nice developer, Tin Man Games?)

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