- August 8, 2014
- Hosted Games
Fatehaven
Platforms
About
"Fatehaven" is a single-player Role Playing game with an intriguing story and humor that will make you laugh. This 110,000-word interactive fantasy novel by Devon Connell offers combat, romance, and adventure, allowing you to master four elements and shape your fate with six possible endings. With three love interests, countless choices, and a variety of character builds to explore, Fatehaven offers a text-based, imagination-fueled experience not to be missed.

- The game features a nice story with interesting twists that keep players engaged.
- The writing style is witty and humorous, providing enjoyable character interactions.
- There is good replayability due to the different choices and character paths available.
- The lack of meaningful choices and the linearity of the story can make it feel more like a novel than an interactive game.
- The ending is often disappointing and leaves players feeling that their choices did not matter.
- The writing can be confusing at times, particularly with the lack of quotation marks to differentiate between character thoughts and dialogue.
story
93 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some praising its interesting twists and well-developed characters, while others criticize its lack of meaningful choices and a rushed ending. Many reviewers noted that the narrative feels more like a novel than a true "choose your own adventure," leading to a sense of frustration when decisions seem to have little impact on the overall plot. Despite its flaws, some players found the writing engaging and the world-building compelling, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of fantasy and interactive storytelling.
“This story was just great and I won't spoil anything, but the replayability is tied into the story.”
“The characters, story, and world-building are quite vivid, something I don't expect too much of in a visual novel.”
“But golly, was it a ride with this one! Not only is the price cheap, you really get into the story, the writing is amazing, the characters are interesting, and the story is really well made.”
“This would have worked better if it had been the story about revenge and its price that it seemed to be at first.”
“In short, you’re told a story, and you’re told what you should think, which is not how a choose-your-own-adventure should go.”
“But after your would-be magic teacher arrives, the story quickly downgrades into a third-rate fantasy time-killer read.”