- June 21, 2013
- Hosted Games
Sabres of Infinity
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About
In "Sabres of Infinity," become an Royal Tierran Army officer in a low-fantasy world, where gunpowder and magic rule the battlefield. Command a unit of Royal Dragoons, making tactical decisions over five years of war, and choose whether to earn loyalty or betray for personal gain. With a mix of mind, wits, pistol, and sword combat, your choices will shape your destiny in this brutal and climactic conflict.

- The writing is superb and engaging, creating a deeply immersive experience.
- Choices significantly impact the story, allowing for varied playthroughs and character development.
- The game offers a rich lore and a compelling narrative, reminiscent of classic military adventure stories.
- The lack of a proper save system forces players to complete the game in one sitting, which can be inconvenient.
- Some choices feel mandatory or lead to negative outcomes, making it difficult to explore different paths without prior knowledge.
- The game can feel overly linear at times, with certain playstyles being favored over others, limiting the sense of true choice.
story
57 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Sabres of Infinity" is highly praised for its immersive writing, engaging plot, and meaningful character choices that impact the narrative, although some players note that the choices may not significantly alter the overall story arc. Many reviewers appreciate the depth of the world-building and the military themes, likening the experience to reading a well-crafted novel with interactive elements. While the game lacks graphics and can feel linear at times, it offers a compelling narrative that resonates with fans of text-based RPGs and choose-your-own-adventure formats.
“I felt really immersed in it, and it all comes with a strong replayability. The choices you make affect both the things you can do as well as the way you speak. The evolution of your character is present and effective, and the story itself is really well planned; it doesn't fail to surprise and amaze the player.”
“The story is amazing, and your choices do actually matter (to some degree). If you want to enjoy a good interactive story, I couldn't recommend a better game.”
“I love the story; you really get immersed in the lore and characters. It feels real, as if you were in that world.”
“Overall, a linear story with merely the illusion of choice, in my opinion.”
“The writing is good, but it's just reading a novel; there are very few choices you make that actually make any difference in the story.”
“The main negatives I would point out are that choices do not usually affect the story as a whole, only your standing in it.”