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ffproject Mon Feb 9 18:09:18 2015
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The Diamond Key - Additional Challenges
Previously I introduced the 'additional challenge' mechanism to Sharkbait's Revenge and Isle Of The Cyclops. Now I've done the same for The Diamond Key. The challenges are mainly the ones suggested by Ulysses here and here but I've added a couple more. Despite what I said back then, it is now possible to get three fireswords.
You initiate the challenges by reaching the best ending in the usual way. Then, following the CONGRATULATIONS message you are presented with an ADDITIONAL CHALLENGES link. Click on this and you go back to the start of the game, but you now have a checklist of challenges to work your way through. It doesn't matter if you die on any subsequent attempt, you can keep going round and round until you are successful.
And by the way, I put Gilmore the Groat back in.
Play it here |
ffproject Tue Feb 17 19:01:55 2015
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Updates
I've added the following items to the Downloads page :
Dragon's Bane by Tammy Badowski, a 100-reference gamebook in which you play an Orc herbalist in Port Blacksand.
All thirteen gamebooks that make up Tales From The Bird Islands, zipped up in one archive. No attempt has been made to edit them so that they connect together seamlessly, so you will have to use your initiative if you want to play them in this format.
The old Amylase website, which no longer exists in any usable form as far as I can tell. |
Tammy Tue Feb 17 20:38:39 2015
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Thanks.
Dragon's Bane (Orc's Kitchen) has to be one of my favs in my collection, it was fun writing. I'm thinking of making a part two. Stay tuned.... |
ffproject Fri Feb 20 17:14:45 2015
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Xshanaar Assassin
A new addition to the downloads page. In this 200 reference gamebook by Tammy Badowski you are a feline killer with the power of invisibility and Lord Azzur is your target.
Download it here |
ffproject Fri Feb 20 17:17:34 2015
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Shrine Of The Salamander
Here's another gamebook to play online. This is by Andrew Wright and it was originally in the second issue of Fighting Fantazine. It's a bit of a rarity in that it uses Sorcery! rules.
You are an adventuring forge-priest of Verlang, and have undertaken many perilous quests across Kakhabad at the behest of your god. You have stared down the Apes of Mauristatia. You have braved the Beastmen of Tinpang Valley. You have even infiltrated the Necromancers' Guild of Throben. But how will you fare in this, your most dangerous adventure? Will you survive the Shrine of the Salamander?
Play it here |
ffproject Thu Feb 26 18:00:53 2015
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Satan's Academy
Paul Mc's gamebook, subject of much discussion lately, is available to download. |
ffproject Sun Mar 1 23:21:31 2015
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Shrine Of The Salamander Artwork
Brett Schofield has kindly allowed his artwork to be used in the online version of Shrine Of The Salamander, so if you play it now there are loads of illustrations. If you want to see the pictures in their full glory though, you can either visit Brett's deviantArt page or download Fighting Fantazine issue 2 from here. |
ffproject Mon May 18 21:43:38 2015
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House Of Pain
In a surprise move, Phil 'Hellfire' Sadler, who has consistently maintained over the years that he would never write another gamebook, has written another gamebook.
It follows on from the events of Steve Jackson's House Of Hell. After escaping the house you found yourself locked up for the murder of its inhabitants. Unsure of your own sanity, you now return to the scene looking for answers.
Download it here |
ffproject Sun Nov 22 21:05:49 2015
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Golem Gauntlet
"I see you begin to understand... I found that I was capable of transferring the human consciousness directly into another form. I needed a subject - I need to know how much you can mentally endure before becoming insane." Seething with rage, you reach for Tey but pause as you see your outstretched arms. Your limbs, and apparently the rest of your body, now seem to be composed of clay. Imprisoned in a Clay Golem!
Now Simon Christopher Chapman's gamebook, a 2012 Windhammer competition entry which has been sitting on the downloads page for quite some time can be played online. Here it uses FF rules rather than the proprietary system of the original.
Play it here |
ffproject Tue Nov 24 09:32:45 2015
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Rise Of The Night Creatures
A new 200-reference gamebook from Tammy Badowski, featuring werewolves and other vivid horrors. Sadly, Tammy says that this will be the last gamebook that she writes.
Download it here |
ffproject Tue Nov 24 09:41:25 2015
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Satan's Academy
Paul Mc has provided an updated version of his gamebook, in which he has fixed errors and added some extra bits. He is very keen to get feedback on it, so if you have anything to say then please don't hold back.
Download the new version here. |
Haoie Fri Nov 27 07:12:07 2015
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Finally a new playable game - thank you! |
ffproject Sat Dec 12 10:01:21 2015
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Bloodsworth Bayou
Frenchman Street had been decked with lanterns last night, and the jazz clubs thronged with revellers, their faces made oddly skull-like by the half-lights. A bottle of Restoration Ale firmly in hand, you accidentally trod on somebody's foot when exiting the Black Cat. The girl was Creole, and young, and startlingly beautiful, but her mouth twisted into a snarl, and she muttered something under her breath...
This atmospheric gamebook by Cian Gill set in the swamps of Louisiana, which has been on the downloads page for several years, is now ready for online play.
Play it here |
ffproject Sun Jan 3 23:11:45 2016
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Outsider - Additional Challenges
For a start, Gavin's favourite ending now counts as a second successful ending for which you get a CONGRATULATIONS message and potentially a star in the guestbook.
I've also added a series of challenges in the manner of the ones that exist in several other gamebooks.
You initiate the challenges by reaching one of the two successful endings in the usual way. You are then presented with an ADDITIONAL CHALLENGES link which sends you back to the start of the game and gives you a checklist of challenges to work your way through. It doesn't matter if you die on any subsequent attempt, you can keep going round and round until you are successful.
Play it here |
Haoie Fri Jan 15 07:09:09 2016
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That's quite interesting - like new game + for video games and such. |
ffproject Sun Jun 12 20:08:06 2016
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The Maze Of Mheng
Andrew Wright has now written the fourth of his series of microadventures that began in the Fighting Fantasy Newsletter. It follows on from either Debacle At Dead Man's Inn or Into The Valley Of Halos.
I'll soon add it into Tales From The Bird Islands. For now, there are DOC and PDF versions available to download. |
ffproject Wed Jun 29 19:32:54 2016
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The Manse Of Mheng
Now Andrew Wright has added another microadventure, which as the name suggests follows on from The Maze Of Mheng. There are DOC and PDF versions available to download now, and before much longer it will also be playable online as part of Tales From The Bird Islands. |
ffproject Sun Jul 10 19:06:51 2016
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The Maze and the Manse of Mheng
Now both of Andrew Wright's new microadventures are part of Tales From The Bird Islands. |
ffproject Mon Jul 11 19:47:25 2016
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Temple Of The Bronze God
This is another very short gamebook by Andrew Wright, in which you play a Horntoad. It is a prequel to his Shrine Of The Salamander. There are DOC and PDF versions available to download. |
ffproject Thu Sep 29 18:45:58 2016
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Deathtrap
Phil Sadler has written another gamebook. Not unsurprisingly, given the title, this is a prequel to Ian Livingstone's Deathtrap Dungeon. You are one of a group of adventurers hired by Baron Sukumvit to test his new creation.
Download it here |
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