Choose Your Own Adventure: Zork 0.0.2

Reviews

2 ★, on 2020-01-17
The stories are ok but the spelling is horrendous and needs to be fixed. Some words can be figured out and a lot can't! I've come to the conclusion that nobody proof read any of these stories before dumping them out onto the play store because if they had they wouldn't be available yet. For example every time you have a word with an L in it there is a capital u where the L should be and that's just 1 of many mistakes in all of the stories. Pull the stories off Google play store and fix them.

2 ★, on 2019-02-28
game doesnt work and freezes my phone

4 ★, on 2018-06-16
The illustrated story version, not the classic text adventure, so play is easy (maybe 1/2 hour for each of the four games) and redos are unlimited. Lots of fun. Minor problems: Lots of typos and apparent OCR scanning errors, the "back" and "start over" buttons are in Spanish, the "back" buttons are properly linked only in the first game, and inline and pop-up ads are everywhere. Warning: turn off media sound if you're in a quiet place - some pop-up ads are loud video

5 ★, on 2018-08-04
Thank you so much! As a young teenager, I fell in love with Zork. One day my friend and I were at a Fedco store and we found these books. I bought The Forces of Krill, and he bought the Caverns of Doom. We read and traded them. By the time we were ready for the other two, they were gone. But now, here they all are! The ones I remember, and the ones I missed out on. These books were written by Steve Meretzky who wrote some of the actual Zork games and Planetfall. He was a Zork insider, not just some author they hired to write Zork games. Heck, he even cowrote the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy game for Infocom with Douglas Adams. Definitely the best CYOA books in existence.

2 ★, on 2018-02-16
This was okay... But it only showed 1 page of the book, wouldnt let me see page 2 or 3 or 4 or so on.

5 ★, on 2018-04-07
Rad