Gamebook Adventures 3: Slaves of Rema Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 19 reviews. Read all reviews for Gamebook Adventures 3: Slaves of Rema for iPhone.
Gamebook Adventures 3: Slaves of Rema is paid iOS app published by Tin Man Games Pty Ltd
Wow
Silva the griffin
I for one am not into reading and after checking this game book out and managing to win after I don't know how many tries on classic mode all I could say was wow. This is very cool. The only request I would make on this is that I would love to see it to where I could be a lyzardman that would be cool. Great job with this and again all I can say is wow because I went from thinking reading was stupid to thinking its really fun and interactive. I love this.
Great @ 1.99! Just not $4.99...
Solemndark
Great story, very difficult, ok interface. These are amazing books, but being able to finish one in an evening makes me unwilling to fork over $5 per book. Put #1 and #6 on sale and I'll happily buy them as well. As a huge Lone Wolf fan, these are very well written! Get them on sale!
Hours of Entertainment
DivoMaddie
So happy to see this genre of storytelling still alive. Great for playing alone or reading aloud on road trips! Thank you for hours of entertainment!
Not bad and an annoying music
Mr_White_Dragon
Story line was not bad and it wasn't that good either, music has driven me nuts, it's repetitive and gives anyone a headache, it might be worth 0.99 not a six dollars book, the point is I couldn't play again because unfortunately not that exciting enough for me to read it again P.S. Story reading and playing was completed in 4Hours, so it's short as will.
Fantastic!
Big Voice
Another great game from Tin Man! Terrific story and great game mechanics. Nice job!
Good book, but the price is too high.
KingSigma
I actually really enjoyed this one. Probably my favorite after book 4. For an app, though, $6 is a lot. When you can get crazy, high tech graphics on other apps for 99 cents, this feels way overpriced, especially since you are just reading a book. I think they are pricing these as if they were printed paperback books, from way back when. At that time, those books could sell for $6, but not anymore. I only buy these in the bundles, since they are cheaper.
Amazing quality from a renewed developer
tre-flip
I have no idea what changed but when the first tin man game came out I remember being very disappointed. Nothing seemed to wor right and it was buggy. There was a couple updates and the whole system was redesigned. If you get into the mood for the old choose-your-own-adventure books and want to relive those times then you've found it. Ever since then I have been a full supporter of tin man games and when the games go on sale I buy them. I have purchased just about every one of them and only downloaded and played a couple. If you appreciate those moments from the past then I recommend supporting the dev as well. It's not often they turn things around for the better!