The Iron Destinies

I've downloaded it a number of times and tried periodically. I give up. Sounded awesome, but just won't work. (Tells me it can not download the latest version) I love choice and hosted, and this is an ongoing issue with only this game in particular.

So I haven't played the full thing but that's because the trial did not get me into it at all, the choices you make in the trial were very lackluster and then when the part you've been waiting for finally appears it asks you to pay, really? It's paying for a gamble and I feel like I would lose, sorry, but please make the demo at least a little bit longer to help get people into it first

Original but way to narrative in style. Huge leaps of undefined "evolution" from being a FE to a living being. Weird but original and very imaginative. Lots of replay I'll give it that...if you can tolerate the style of writing. So far 5 different endings but not terribly impressed.

It starts with interactions amongst atoms and stroller events then devolves into a game like those paper fortune tellers I played with as a child combined with long descriptions of my foggy surroundings. It gets real boring, real fast. You may as well go watch adventure call with Falconhoof seeing as it's basically a more humorous version of this game with less rainbow numbers. That being said, if you're into rainbow numbers and landscape descriptions this is definitely the game for you.

This game is a masterpiece to say the least. There are so many different paths, and each path is a long and adventurous route. Ive been playing this game for days on end without having completed it all yet. 20/10

The game's vagueness and eccentricity keep you from really getting interested in this odd universe the writer has made.

The game is very long and there are multiple paths but the issue is that it lacks entertainment. It is very tedious to go through some of the paths and they don't really make A whole lot of sense. I went ahead and bought this for four dollars and now I really do regret it.

I played until the point where it asked for money to continue. Usually by that point, a game has involved you in caring about your character, and I always pay. In this case, there had been just a few turns, the action seemed random, and I had no interest in continuing to play. Certainly I had no interest in paying $4 to continue playing. Note to the author, on the off-chance the game improves later, you might fare better if you put the "buy" check-point a little later.

This game is incredible, so many possibilities, so many different ways to win or advance! Ranks right up there with way walkers and heroes rise. One of the best games I have ever encountered, and you can replay it over and over again because of the different paths. Amazing