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7 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Classic dungeon crawling feel, fluid movement and animation, fun and rewarding exploration and plenty of spells and weapons to master.
idering the fact that enemies re-spawn, sticking around to try to kill them is a waste of time and energy. Pick your battles so you can level up, but don’t try to kill everyone; you’ll just abandon the game in frustration. And yes, many gamers...
It's in those moments where Fighting Fantasy shines, and why this can still be a fun and engaging dungeon-crawler -- and why there might be hope for any future sequel, should developer Big Blue Bubble and publisher Aspyr team up to adapt another of th...
Abstract: Ready to take on some massive monsters, odd mobs, and other fantasy creatures in this rpg action role? Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is one of those rpg games that really falls short of expectations and should be shelved for good.F...
Abstract: As a huge fan of the Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone Fighting Fantasy series, I was very excited to learn that the DS would be getting its own version of the role-playing books. Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is a dungeon-crawling...
Abstract: Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is an action role-playing game modeled after the Fighting Fantasy adventure-novel franchise. Yet the game ignores the the most interesting aspect of the franchise--choosing between branching story paths...
Abstract: Steve Jackson Games is one of the more well-regarded makers of pen-and-paper role-playing games (such as GURPS, Munchkin, and Toon). Way back in 1980, a year after the "Choose Your Own Adventure" series appeared, Steve Jackson Games created Fighting Fa...
