seems cool; a virtual bookcase (remembah that, gogie?) of constant lee (?) updated classic gamebooks

is this not teh sort of thang that wud suit gogie to teh ground? seems a strange omission to me

Could we perhaps have that in some sort of understandable communication?

From the thread title it’s something about choose your own adventure books (includes fighting fantasy). If you want some humble have a load from tinmangaming amongst others. That’s the only place I know of.

they are on steam in a virtual bookcase
it just seems like somethang that wud fit in with gogie perfect lee

i bet gogie rejected them
too niche or whatevs, while showcasin' hd non-hd crapola

It'd be a cool idea, but I had no clue steam had a virtual bookcase in general. Where the heck do you even find that?

How would that work on a drm free environment? I assume the virtual bookcase is through the client? As someone who doesn’t use clients that’s incompatible with the way i use this store.
And anyways, you can get them off humble cheaply.

they are umbrella'd under a virtual bookcase as an' in-game app within steam. not steam itself

besides i learned theyre drm-free anyhoohar; copy teh whole app/folder an' it works without launchin' steam. i guess best of both worlds

Yes, they are the same ones as on humble. Did not think they had a bookshelf though, that might be steam only.

for some reason Tin Man games released them in this format alongside the standalone versions.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/856880/discussions/0/1741090847744493824/

Edit: oh it appears theyre actually slightly different versions
Edit 2: also worth noting the "base game" is free to play on steam and includes Bloodbones.

gog over

I suppose if it’s main game is the “shelf” plus one, the. Dlc for each book it might work.

Hey! I used to play the Ian Livingstone ones years ago. I like that in this version you can create a character of choice and they get the stats and gameplay done and built for you. Back then, I got lazy tracking everything separately and just turned to the page which gave me the best success. GOG should get these sometime, if they could.