VERSUS: The Deathscapes
Role Playing
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"VERSUS: The Deathscapes" is a thrilling 200,000-word interactive novel by Zachary Sergi, author of our best-selling "Heroes Rise" series. Your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
At the start of the VERSUS Trilogy, an unknown power imprisoned you on planet Versus, forcing you and dozens of other prisoners to vote for who will fight in deadly gladiatorial battles. Each prisoner has unique superpowers, but you started with just a single power: the ability to steal powers from others and absorb their memories.
Now, with the powers you've stolen, you can rival the gods themselves! You've stolen their power to fly, to fire beams of golden energy, and to dominate the minds of others. But you can't stop there. To find Dhanthik, the hidden savior of your homeworld, you must use your Full Absorb power on nearly every prisoner, unlocking powers and memories beyond your wildest dreams.
At the same time, you’ll play the most dangerous political game of your life, outmaneuvering your longtime foes Empress Vaccus and the Bominate-and maybe even your own friends-to survive the Versus Vote.
Engage in the most intense MemoryTravel yet, voyaging to distant planets and to the deepest hearts of those closest to you, and finally answering the questions that have haunted you: Who is Dhanthik? Who brought you here to Versus, and why? Who are you?
This isn't just the end of the Trilogy. This is the climax of your story, your triumph, your apotheosis.
• Play as gay, straight, bi, pan, or ace. Dozens of gender identifications.
• Absorb dozens of powers and memories, rivaling the gods themselves
• Every question about the Choice of Games Sergiverse answered
• Fight in the most dangerous gladiatorial matches yet
• Stand alongside old friends—or rivals—like MamaNa, Oli, and OtherBoard
• Discover profound truths through the psychic journey of MemoryTravel
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Location
- approximate location (network-based)
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Photos/Media/Files
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Storage
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Wi-Fi connection information
- view Wi-Fi connections
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Other
- view network connections
- full network access
- prevent device from sleeping
- Google Play license check
Bewertungen
brilliant
Dissapointing end to an amazing trilogy. Writing quality clearly fell off, read much more like summaries and characters would blantantly state their motivations plainly and always in line with a stat leading previously complex mysterious characters towards feeling much more one-dimensional.
The first two installments of this series showed such promise. The interactions felt genuine, and I was truly invested. I felt let down by this one because it dove too deep into philosophy, sacrificing the opportunity to bond with characters and grow my character's powers and personality traits to create a unique experience. This just felt sort of hollow. This was a pretty deflating ending to a series I've been following for years.
Rather disappointed, as someone who was invested in the first two books. Felt like it tossed out the relationships and alliance building I enjoyed in the first two books in favor of the conflict here.
Deleting my original review doesn't change the fact this book was trash railroading trash lmao.
Quality drop is massive between this book and the first two. The story goes from making meaningful choices and enjoying well written backstory to a list of "you did this, this happened, you did this, this happened" ad nauseum. Not sure what prompted the author to so drastically change their writing style, but it was a poor choice.
