
A Google user
I played a lot of Gamebooks back in the day, Fighting Fantasy, Lone Wolf, Way of the Tiger, etc.This game reminds me of them. The illustrations are pretty good. Brutal insta-deaths and trials & errors are ok… for those who had completed games like House of Hell, Trial of Champions and Bloodbone, but not for most of today's casual players. They want to choose whatever they want with every option allowing them to wreck havoc, instead of trying to find the only one true path to victory, which explains why those books with superheroes and zombies sell so well. The market is harsh, but please don't be disheartened by that. If House of Hell were released as a brand new Hosted Games title today, it would very likely be bombarded with one-star reviews, especially from those who got stuck in the doomed kitchen.
5 people found this review helpful

A Google user
This game follows the after effects of the original Wizard of Oz. All the different main characters from the original are mentioned and some new characters are brought in with some excellent plot tying the story together. This game is good for multiple playthroughs too, between being good or wicked and going west or east you could get 4 different possible endings. If you like the original Wizard of Oz story this is a creative fan fiction. The price for the game is cheap too.
8 people found this review helpful

Gwingeth Túrel
The story was so so - could have been a longer tale and more could have used more polishing. I wasn't too happy about making a choice and then oops ... Your choice doesn't count because you didn't make the right choice. Much like bathing in tabasco sauce I found this story game a little irritating.
1 person found this review helpful