- October 11, 2021
- Might and Delight
- 16h median play time
Book of Travels
Book of Travels looks beautiful, and the world is intriguing. Sadly, at the moment, there is too little reward for your wanderings.
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Book of Travels is a single player and multiplayer open world role playing game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Might and Delight and was released on October 11, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from both critics and players.
Join The Book of Travels and become a part of a unique social roleplaying experience that doesn’t hold your hand. Inspired by genre classics, this is a serene adventure that sets you adrift in a fairytale world... but it’s also an invitation to roleplay without the restraints of linear missions and plotlines. Feel at liberty to travel the free wilds and vivid cities of the Braided Shore peninsula.…











- Beautiful art style and immersive soundtrack create a captivating atmosphere.
- Unique gameplay encourages exploration and interaction with NPCs without hand-holding.
- The game fosters a sense of community through limited player interactions and emote-based communication.
- The game is currently buggy and lacks substantial content, making it feel unfinished.
- Real-time day/night cycle can limit gameplay opportunities for players with restricted playtime.
- No quest log or tracking system forces players to take notes manually, which can be frustrating.
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The game's story is rich and immersive, encouraging players to explore and piece together narratives through interactions with NPCs and environmental storytelling, rather than following a linear quest structure. However, the absence of a quest log or markers can lead to confusion, requiring players to take notes to track their progress and remember details. While some players appreciate the freedom and depth of storytelling, others find the lack of guidance frustrating, especially in an early access context where many quests may be unfinished or buggy.
“The game is gorgeous; the art direction, the story, the vibes... it's the exact online multiplayer game I've been longing for.”
“The atmosphere crafted by the storybook visuals and soothing music allow you to endlessly explore without realizing how long you've been walking.”
“This game really gently encourages you to find your own path and write your own story.”
“The lack of any kind of quest log, even one we might need to fill out ourselves, isn't nearly the innovative feature it's pitched to be, and makes even mundane tasks sources of potential frustration.”
“There are no quests or quest logs, and the story is not particularly coherent due to it being given out randomly in tiny slivers by NPCs in exposition dumps of massive, but mostly irrelevant, proportions.”
“If you like to complete direct objectives and follow along main quest lines to battle it out with evils taking over the world, then this isn't what you are looking for.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Book of Travels is a open world role playing game with fantasy theme.
Book of Travels is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.
On average players spend around 70 hours playing Book of Travels.
Book of Travels was released on October 11, 2021.
Book of Travels was developed by Might and Delight.
Book of Travels has received mostly positive reviews from both players and critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.
Book of Travels is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
Similar games include Swords 'n Magic and Stuff, Mirthwood, Kynseed, Project: Gorgon, Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen and others.




