Inferno!

The Way of the Tiger #6

by Mark Smith, Jamie Thomson

Inferno (Knight Books) Smith, Mark; Thomson, Jamie and Harvey, Bob

Genres: Gamebooks, Fantasy

Paperback

First published April 1, 1987

Reviews

[Andrew Fisk · Rating 4 out of 5]

more depth to the plot than would appear in a typical fighting fantasy gamebook... however the a number of minor inconsistencies in the story structure. game play is good however, with the rules complimenting the story. Four stars

[Ryan · Rating 1 out of 5]

This last book in the series failed the mark due to being uncompleteable unfortunately. Try as I might I just could not get out of a loop in the events, returning to the same paragraphs no matter how I tried different options. Perhaps returning to a much earlier branching point not as far deep into the abyss that is the rift from which all evil emanated from would have worked. I could not be bothered though. A pity as I could not reach the finale of this six part series, where you head into the underworld on a rescue mission. Game testers are di rigeur in these things, and I figured the writer and editors had not bothered before publication, riding on the success of the previous titles.

Overall, I wish the series had focused more on individual adventuring instead of the big picture large scale events, which, though innovative, did not have the same excitement. With such a large imaginary world with a multitude of interesting and varied locations and beings to work with, the possibilities are boundless.

[Ангѣлъ · Rating 2 out of 5]

С тази книга също се сдобих антикварно доста след издаването ѝ. Тази поредица беше може би най-добрата преводна изобщо (мани го Меча), с разнообразна бойна система и по-смислени избори. Също много ме кефеше нарисуваната смърт с косата в края на всеки епизод с фатален край :)