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As someone who’s been waiting for this game just about since the first one was released, I’m more than happy to say it exceeded my expectations!! The first game did a good job of setting the world up and highlighting potential conflicts, and this one followed through perfectly on everything the first promised. Some of the stats get refined, which was a nice touch up since they’re easier to navigate than the first game. The length was great, the choices actually came into play, and while I’ve only done one run so far, I believe the replay value will be pretty high just because of the branching options the story offers at several points. You also really got a chance to flesh out just what kind of hero your MC is, so that was another bonus. On top of that, all the other characters’ personalities play perfectly against everyone else’s, and by the end of the game, I felt even closer to them than I did by the finish of the first. Overall, probably the best middle installment for a series out of all the CoGs. Looking forwards to seeing how the series is wrapped up!!

I had very high hopes for this sequel and it did not disappoint at all! The characters are their own and feel as if they could be real people you see in everyday life. There’s a plentiful amount of choices, so you don’t feel boxed into certain reactions or forced to pick between two extremes. The characters will actually change their attitudes toward you when you change yours. It also isn’t obvious as to how your decision will affect the storyline. If I had to pick an aspect I liked least, it would be continuity only because there are moments that feel short but somehow last an entire morning or afternoon (though that honestly doesn’t bother me much). Loved every second of my first play through and now I intend to start another :)

So everything is perfect the games the set up the menus all of it the only one thing that gets me really really to the point of raging quitting deleting the thing and then re-downloading the app the next day is the fact that once you choose an option something bad happens and the other is checkpoint in the game however there are no buttons that say reload last checkpoint and that really really bothers me because then I have to restart even if I’m in the middle of the game and if I want a perfect game which I do sorry for you now I would love to have a reload last check. Maybe it’s because there’s something wrong with the coding or something that you can’t get it to happen like that but I would love to have something like that.

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I recently bought a story that had no indication that it was a part one of a series. The Shadow Society’s details said nothing about it and it’s kind of infuriating how it’s not said as such. I really wish I could see the comments on stories from reviews, it’s been one of my biggest gripes with this app because if there were comments I’d have likely known about this before I bought it. Now I’m left with a cliffhanger on a story I thought was complete and likely will have to pay for the rest if comes out. Unfinished series are something I’ve noticed with these types of apps even with Wayhaven which is on this app. I don’t really want to buy the first part of a series unless the entire thing is out already so I can get through it all in one go instead of waiting months if not years for the sequel. It really is a bit infuriating to spend my money only to realize when I get to the end that it’s unfinished.

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This new app completely removes the ability to write and read in-depth reviews. Users can only enter a number rating which provides very broad/vague information on a game. Even when you sort the games through categories like “Best Rating” it’s not an accurate representation. A game with only 3 reviews can be ranked much higher than a game with 25 reviews simply because they have a higher score. This makes the entire rating system useless. Reading in-depth reviews was a reliable source for us readers to gauge how a game is and if we’re interested in buying it. This also hurts the content creators because they’re no longer receiving feedback from the readers and have no way of really knowing what people think of their games.