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Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
Epistory is an atmospheric adventure typing game that tells the story of a writer lacking inspiration who asks her muse to help write her latest book.
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LadiesGamers.comYvonne van GelovenJul 2021Epistory: Typing Chronicles is a beautiful game with a good story, lovely puzzles, exploration and nice battles. You can play it to learn how to touch-type, but it’s not a necessity. I urge you to play it just for fun! Use a keyboard and broaden your vocabulary or use the Switch buttons: both work wonderfully. The origami world of Epistory: Typing Chronicles is gorgeous, seeing new parts of the world literally unfold is magical. The soundtrack is a good match to the feeling of wonder and the storytelling is great. There can only be one conclusion for me.
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The EscapistJoshua VanderwallApr 20164.5/5 starsEpistory doesn't try to do too much, instead focusing on perfect execution of what it does. The world is gorgeously crafted around you as the narrator lulls you into contentment, but the creeping insect enemies will keep you moving and actively entertained.
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GameSpewHolly RobinsonJul 20169/10Despite the intense final battles, each level is nothing but a gift to its players
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Slant MagazineAaron RiccioApr 20162.5/5 starsThe game gets lost in metonymy, the act of substituting a label for something of a real substance or meaning.
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Player.OneScott CraftMar 20163/5 starsEpistory takes some interesting chances and sets out to make a decidedly different game than anything we’ve experienced over the last few decades. Those who’ve been yearning for a new typing game may find enough to justify a $12.99 purchase, but Epistory is unlikely to convert any new fans of the genre.
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IGDB rating 7.7/10 from 40 ratings.
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