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Games like Sorcery! Part 4

2016PC76 % positive9.99 €

An interactive text adventure based on Steve Jackson's gamebooks: in the series finale you push into the Fortress of Sorcerers, where every decision has lasting consequences. Spellcasting, deadly traps and branching paths make each run different.

  • Choices with consequences
  • Lore and world history
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

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In short: Games like Sorcery! Part 4

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Sorcery! Part 4 special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure

86 %Match

2020PC, PlayStation92 % positive20.49 €

Brings what grabs you about Sorcery! Part 4: choices with consequences, a fantasy setting and a strong story.

An interactive video version of Ian Livingstone's classic gamebook, where your decisions guide you through a lethal dungeon maze. Eddie Marsan narrates the adventure.

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Duskpunk

Choices with consequences

A gritty dice-driven RPG set in a steampunk city where you survive as a war refugee, build skills and decide whom to trust. Your choices may even spark a revolution.

Little Goody Two Shoes

Fantasy setting

You play as Elise, an ambitious girl in a village too small for her dreams, who must hide an innocent witch from angry villagers. Lies, schemes and strategic decisions shape whether you protect your reputation and get what you want.

Pendragon Rising

Choices with consequences

You live through the Arthurian legend as an interactive novel, where your decisions shape the path to the throne and the fight against dark forces. The story clearly takes center stage while combat plays a minor role.

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