Stars Arisen

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4.4
17 reviews
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Teen
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About this game

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Reclaim your mother's throne with the mighty power of the skies! Bring down lightning on your foes, climb an endless tower, and call the ghosts of ages past to your aid. But will your sorcery save the city, or tear it apart?

"Stars Arisen" is a one-million-word interactive epic fantasy novel by Abigail C. Trevor, author of Heroes of Myth. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

After a four-hundred-year reign over the city-state Kelestri, your mother, the immortal and all-powerful Sorceress of the Skies, was overthrown in a violent revolution. Called a tyrant and forced into exile, she was believed dead by all. Only you, her secret child and chosen heir, know the truth. Now, as the Sorceress's life begins to fade, she has given you a task: steal back the fallen stars that granted her power and reclaim her crown.

With the last vestiges of your mother's magic in your hands, you descend to Kelestri to find a city on the edge of change. Factions feud over its governance, riots fill the streets, and would-be sorcerers grasp at the remnants of magic in the city's secret corners. Seeing the rising new world, do you still intend to fulfill your mother's ancient vision? Will you restore the Sorceress's might, shatter it for good, or claim it for yourself?

* Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bisexual, monogamous, polyamorous, asexual, and/or aromantic

* Wield the power of the stars to call down storms, shape the earth, ride the wind, raise the dead - or even to become immortal!
* Romance a radical orator, a savvy journalist, an outlaw mage, the heir to the rebellion, or the ghost of a master thief
* Use your political acumen to pit feuding factions against each other, or guide them to peace
* Uncover the stories that your mother wanted to bury: the secrets of her power, your ancestry, and the nature of magic itself
* Reclaim your mother’s place as ruler of Kelestri, strengthen the revolutionary government, or seize the throne for yourself!

With the magic of fallen stars in your hands, how high will you rise?
Updated on
Mar 14, 2023

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4.4
17 reviews
Ry V.M.
March 16, 2023
Amazing, phenom game. The play style is very reminiscent of Heroes of Myth in that stats--both skill and personality--are important things to look out for as you progress in the game. The story itself is wonderful to experience with twists, angst, rage, and even a little heartbreak. The romances aren't a focal point, but their addition to the game feels natural and adds additional nuance that creates an amazingly well-rounded experience. Honestly, epic work by Abigail Trevor.
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rrremy
March 18, 2023
Stars Arisen has it all - excellent writing, great replayability value, interesting and gripping story and fascinating cast of characters. As a cherry on top though, it feels like in SA, your choices really matter and make a difference!
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IAsked
March 22, 2023
The premise of the story is to find the remnant stars to help your mother and reclaim your birthright, but 6 chapters in you're no closer to getting them than the beginning. 70% of the story is relationship building with characters that have no real depth to them and political games constantly asking you which side you're on and rarely involving actual magic except in conversation. I honestly tried to like it, but most of the dialogue is just repeating over and over again.
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