The Haze Under Windbrooke
Role Playing
Über diese App
"The Haze Under Windbrooke" is a 117,200 word interactive fantasy novel by Jesse Freeman, where 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.
• Defeat strange creatures with magic, a sword, or your trusty bow.
• Explore a strange other world just beneath your city.
• Learn the secrets of the monsters living just out of humanity's sight.
• Try to stay alive while living a normal life.
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App-Berechtigungen
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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
Choices didnt matter and the story was rather boring and you dont get to even use your vampirism or lycanthropy at all
The writing and grammar are good. The choices are limited to whether you are a vampire, human, or werewolf and whether you choose melee or ranged in the beginning. The characters were distinct and relatable but this reads more like a novel. There were parts where I could have made a choice but it was made for me in the narrative. I didnt like this one too much because the narrative had a tendency to railroad. Minor differences between playthroughs. Branching path coming back to main path.
i like the story but they dont give you choices that can change the story it just like a normal book except that you can put any name
For a choose your own adventure game, you didn't choose much of anything. You made choices that never really went anywhere and you basically read a short story. Not worth the buy at all.
It reads like a novel, I wanted to see what happens next! Few minor bugs, but nothing to distract from the story. The choices made directly affect the direction where the story goes, different paths are possible. I would have liked to be able to actually use the magic and learn more spells. It feels like it could be a Book 1 of a bigger story, I would like to explore what happens after werewolf/vampire transformation. I like that it feels like the same be world used for Vampire House.
It was good for what it is, it's just not much. Story feels all over the place due to plot points being dropped as soon as their introduced, characters fall flat, maybe 10 choices. Overall OK but super railroady.