- February 26, 2018
- Hosted Games
The Great Tournament 2
Platforms
About
"The Great Tournament 2" is a single-player, text-based Role Playing game with a good story. As a knight, lord, or prince, you'll make choices that affect the medieval fantasy world of Magincia, including leading armies, using diplomacy, and managing finances. With character generation, random events, and multiple storylines, each game is unique, offering diverse endings and the challenge of Survival Mode.



- The game offers a rich and branching narrative that significantly changes based on player choices from the first game, providing a sense of depth and replayability.
- Well-written with engaging characters and interactions, the game captures the spirit of the first installment while introducing new possibilities.
- Despite its shorter length, the game is enjoyable and fun for fans of interactive storytelling and RPG elements.
- The interface is cumbersome and tedious, requiring excessive clicking for common actions, which detracts from the overall experience.
- The game lacks a satisfying conclusion, with abrupt endings that leave players wanting more closure for their characters and storylines.
- Some gameplay mechanics feel underdeveloped, and the loss of progress from the first game can be frustrating for returning players.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating the depth and branching narratives that build on the first game, while others criticize it for being too short and lacking the quality of writing found in its predecessor. Although the game offers replayability and enjoyable side stories, many feel that it falls short in providing satisfying conclusions for each storyline and character arc. Overall, the ambitious attempt at a complex narrative is acknowledged, but it leaves some players wanting more in terms of character development and resolution.
“Damn, it's the first time I see an incredible story ending like that.”
“What's awesome is that these really different storylines depend on the first games, and each of them is awesome in its own way and is worth playing.”
“I loved that one, its story, its management side, and its wide, fresh, and charismatic cast of characters.”
“While I did like it a little as a continuation, I felt the writing wasn't quite as good as the first one, possibly just because of the ambitious attempt at a fully branching story.”
“The story is an insult to the term 'railroaded.' I truly hope Choice of Games removes this game from their recommendations.”
“The game boasts about its replayability, but after this short story, I'm not really interested in what would happen if I made different choices.”