Did you feel like Tin Man Games’s familiar format of interactive storytelling was feeling a little too, well, familiar? I didn’t (being a big fan of Fighting Fantasy et al), but I can see why others may have felt differently. …
Tin Man Games is one of those developer names that you see on the App Store or Google Play, and you instantly know it’s going to be worth checking out. The company’s always done a great job of transforming popular …
Tin Man Games just released Choices: And the Sun Went Out, a new “subscription-based chooseable-path adventure” gamebook for iOS devices that offers players an inexpensive subscription model to keep up with the gamebook’s weekly updates. For $1 per month, or …
Another week, another Warhammer game on mobile. It’s becoming an odd trend lately (though it’s one we predicted not so long ago), and if you’re a fan of the franchise, it’s starting to feel like an embarrassment of riches. Especially …
As we’ve said time and again here at Gamezebo, gamebooks are great. And if you enjoy interactive fiction as much as we do, you’ll be quick to recognize an industry leader when you see one. Tin Man Games have been pumping …
Choose-your-own-adventure books, or as we prefer to call them these days, gamebooks, were massive in the 1980s. I know, because I was there. Tattered old copies of Deathtrap Dungeon and City of Thieves, which have been with me since childhood, …
While we all love an original narrative, gamebooks can be a great way to explore familiar characters in a more hands-on way than we’re used to. Just look at Judge Dredd: Countdown Sector 106, or 80 Days. So as something …
If you like reading and playing, and you own a mobile phone, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve enjoyed more than a few gamebooks in recent years. And if you have, there’s an even better chance you’ve enjoyed gamebooks released …