Interactive fiction and mobile devices go hand in hand, and as a result, there are tons of gamebook-style games for Android. If you're having trouble deciding which ones to check out, here's a list of 9 of the best choices.
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Shakespeare wrote many great plays, but there’s a reason why almost every schoolchild looks at his name with dread. Luckily, Ryan North and Tin Man Games have come to the rescue with this hilarious take on one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. With multiple playable characters, a ton of endings to find, and artwork from a variety of artists including Kate Beaton, the Bard has never been so fun or funny.
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Ever wanted to live in a Jules Verne novel? Well, now you can. Sort of. In 80 Days, you take on the role of Phineas Fogg’s faithful servant, Passepartout, as the two attempt to travel around the world in 80 days. You’re responsible for setting a budget, planning your itinerary, and keeping Fogg out of trouble. There are plenty of different routes to take, but some of the most interesting ones may not be the most efficient, so choose wisely. The 80-day limit gives this gamebook a bit of a score-chaser feel, and as you’d expect from Inkle, it’s also a sight to behold.
