Storywriter - Stroy Telling | Game Brain

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Storywriter - Stroy Telling is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Unfold episode of books, with storyteller in storytelling of puzzle & story game

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71%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

monetization5 negative mentions

The puzzles and stories are enjoyable and engaging, making it a fun experience for a free game.
The game can be played offline, which adds to its convenience.
Players appreciate the creativity and inspiration the game provides, with many considering it one of the best storytelling games they've played.

The energy system is frustrating, as players cannot replenish energy over time and must watch ads to gain energy, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
There are issues with the game's functionality, such as problems opening event boxes and a lack of hints without watching ads.
The game is criticized for being short and lacking in content, leaving players wanting more chapters and stories.

monetization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
83%
The monetization strategy of the game relies heavily on ad-watching to replenish energy and obtain hints, which many users find frustrating and detrimental to the overall enjoyment. While the game is free and offers engaging content, the forced ad mechanics and lack of options to purchase hints or remove ads detract from the experience. Players appreciate the absence of ads in offline mode, but the reliance on ads for progression is a significant downside.
- “No ads, and that's a big plus.”
- “The in-game purchases are fair and don't feel necessary to enjoy the game.”
- “I appreciate that the game offers cosmetic items without impacting gameplay.”
- “The puzzles and stories are fun on their own for a free game, but the reason I rated it so low is because you can't replenish energy over time like in any other game. You have to watch ads to replenish 35 at a time (10 energy for 1 ad to read 1 book, 90 energy for 3 ads to read 10 books), which really sucks because you need books to unlock characters and level up.”
- “I get that ads mean money, but it shouldn't be forced like this and make the game not fun.”
- “You get 1 hint for free, and if you want more, you have to watch an ad because there's no buy option for hints, nor can you pay to get rid of the ads. I'm not willing to turn off my VPN so the developers can make money from every ad people are forced to watch!”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is praised for its engaging narrative, with some players considering it one of the best in the storytelling genre. However, there are criticisms regarding the lack of depth and detail in the storytelling, as well as the presence of ads and a need for improved user interface elements. Overall, while the foundation is strong, players desire more complexity and emotional depth in the narrative.
- “It's one of the top storytelling games I've played; honestly, please announce a second part.”
- “Best storytelling game ever! I like the start so much, but can you make the writer suffer more ups and downs and more in all?”
- “This is nothing like other storytelling games; it's just tutorial-free and ad-happy.”
- “I recommend making the buttons a bit bigger (when writing the story, for example, the switch places button) and describing the story a bit more.”
- “It's a copy of other storytelling games.”