The Eagle's Heir

This is one of the best interactive novels I have read. The characters are fleshed out and feel real, so much that you become emotionally attached. I can highly recommend it.

I knew next to nothing about the steampunk genre before and I know nothing about the 1800s. All of my knowledge of Napoleon comes from high school classes over a decade ago and if I had to take a quiz on it again, I'd probably fail. And yet, I still thoroughly enjoyed this game. Very well done.

I’ve played a lot of choose your own adventure styled games. And this is fun but very short and has limited replay. It’s fine though I enjoyed it.

Pros: Strong writing and world-building. Cons: Felt like I was constantly reaffirming my character's gender and sexuality and then not getting appropriate choices regardless. Felt like I wasn't able to improve my stats effectively to face obstacles. Game ended abruptly and unsatisfactorily as a result of "choose the right option" at the end. (Didn't realize it was a skill check, so obviously chose the wrong one)

I LOVE this game! As someone who has visited the places in the game and studied the history of the time period, it was a real treat to run around in this exciting alternate historical romance novella. I had so much fun! I didn’t know how things would turn out, and I still don’t exactly know how everything will turn out—so I will definitely be playing over and over again.

Loved the story and characters, a fun dip into historical fiction with a well-written premise.

I really grow tired of telling the game that I'm a straight male and then having all of the romance options be gay male stuff. There wasn't a single real female romance option but I got many opportunities to feel fluttery around dudes and to try to seduce them.

Any game that allows me to have a bisexual threesome is a win in my book. 10/10

My favorite by leaps and bounds

It was well written however not many meaningful choices. I really wanted to like this but no matter how hard I tried it just fell short of my expectations. The story was OK but could've been better.