The Great Tournament 2

My 3 favorites is The Great Tournament 1 and 2, and Swamp Castle. Please make more like Swamp Castle, it has everything! :) Great story, lots of choices to make, war, gold, taking Care of Trade, soldiers and your Castle! Love it!!

I love this game the way the characters are developed and the way the story progresses is amazing. The only problem is that the second part isn’t free. For many we try to entertain ourselves with what we can get without paying because we don’t have access to it.

I’m having an issue unlocking the full game, but the free portion I’ve played so far is excellent. I’m already excited to play through again with different choices, but I’ll want to bring in a new character for that from the first game. I’ll leave a better review when I can play through fully!

I like the first one better and would suggest playing it before playing this one because it’s more of a ‘part 2’ sorta thing. This one is GREAT, you will get sucked into it if you like story’s, any text based games, or even mid evil stuff (which I learned a few things from this series). The creators never stopped working on it, although I am curious if they created another book for it which I really hope they do. So far these have been the best quality text based games on iOS I’ve found out of the dozens I’ve downloaded and played.

I love this game very much, but first off I think that you should make a third part, you know, like what happened right after Queen Hannah and I got married, or some other adventure. Second, I think that it is wrong to say that I am King in the first book, but then I have to vote, and I don’t end up becoming kinks so it’s like I am granted a BOON four no reason.

First game especially had me so immersed in the game and the characters I wish this second part was free with ads or something but it’s pretty good

I love the first and second interactive novels but, to gain more popularity you should make all parts of the second one free, at least until you reach a higher status of popularity for the interactive novel. I would love to pay for the rest of the parts but, honestly money does not come easy for me.

I really enjoyed Both of the great tournament books and hope there will be many more

The story is well-written and the plot is exciting and realistic. I love how you actually need to have a smart strategy to win the battles and have to make smart choices to have good outcomes. 10/10 Great Game. If there would be a game like this where you actually are the King of a nation and could form alliances, attack other nations, and go on quests, that would be amazing.

I loved the first game. It was not perfect by any means. But to have such an immersive and rich story for free was a surprising, but welcoming, find. I can’t say the same for the second installment. I would have expected “The Great Tournament 2” to improve on the first game’s shortcomings. Like adding save points (or files) so we don’t have to start such a long story from the very beginning, tapping mindlessly to reach where we left of. This game also has numerous other problems. The game sacrifices depth for variety. There are many ways to play, yes, but many lack an extensive story. For example, playing as Hannah’s husband has a considerably shorter story than playing as a Lord in many cases. When engaging in battles, it is just frustrating to tap for around 10 minutes (I’m not kidding) in order to finish the battle. Whether you end up winning or losing, it doesn’t matter; you still have to tap through it all (unless you select something like Retreat). The Staff of Power mode is horrendous. Even in Easy mode, it was far to easy lo lose and, at this point, I haven’t even bothered to finish it because it is just so random at times to be able to kill something so simple as a wolf. Plus, I don’t want to keep tapping over and over again just *to see* if I’m able to get through that same wolf so that I can truly get to the point where I was before. Finally, the story isn’t as fleshed out as the first one, where we saw plenty of plot development and purposeful narration. This game is frustrating; feels like a chore instead of a game, and is, at many times, unpredictable. Sadly, I have to say: don’t pay for this game. If they ever do release a third installment, I hope they fix these issues and once again release something of value.