The Lost Heir Hack 1.2.4 + Redeem Codes

They really did there homework on this. The role playing is phenomenal in a depth you can only touch in an interactive novel. The writing is pretty good, there is an over abundance of replay value and there are always lots of ways to play.

It is extremely well done how all of the stats are given to just barely prevent you from doing what you want to do causing you to reevaluate your character and rebuild him/her perfectly.

Personally I would have liked to go on a few more random adventures before we went on the main quest line. I think Petra's story was pretty short I just visited the town threw holy water on the vampire and that was all she wrote.

Characterization could have been a little bit better with some of the other people but the game is majorly about characterizing yourself anyways.

It is like a puzzle trying to create the best hero possible. I believe thieves and rangers are best equipped for this considering how important gold/agility/devices are for getting the magical items. But other ways of playing such as mages do receive good perks as well.

This is the first review I’ve ever written for a game out of my 9 years of gaming experience which emphasizes just how much this game disappointed me. This game is overrated. How did this game get a 4.8 rating? I’ve played 12 games by Hosted Games and the price to length ratio of this one is not worth it. I made it through the game in about 3 or 4 hours and I’m not the fastest reader. I’ve played through the game 3 times and I’ve been disappointed every time. I don’t know if I’m playing it wrong or something but bad things always happen and my character always loses in battle. Each time I played through I used a different class and went about things a different way correlating to my character’s class but I keep getting the same results. Also the stat system is terrible. You have to have very high stats in a certain area just to pass a simple check. I tried to be a spell sword in my first play through but learned that you can really only focus on one class. Also the reviews of the third game are bad meaning you won’t get a satisfying end to this series. If you’re looking for a game to get skip this one and get the “Samurai of Hyuga” series. That series is my favorite out of all the games I’ve played by “Hosted Games”.

Very good! I like that they're still updating it even after all this time! Does get a little tedious at times, but its overall pretty fun. I don't know what that one person meant by the boss being difficult to beat as I've beaten them before. My suggestion, for that person and everyone else having difficulty, is to try a different class, i.e. Bard, thief, hunter, priest, etc. Also, if you're trying to be on good terms with your entire party, I find it easier to *Spoiler Alert* choose the poor boy/girl rather than rich boy/girl at the beginning, especially if you choose to romance them. Then they can be the person you have to anger every now and then instead of angering the grumpy mage even more. Anyways, back to the review. I also like how I can choose the gender of not just my character, the characters that are in my party as well. It's unique to the choice of games and hosted games apps!

The stat system in this game is pretty bad, you are constantly under the required stat limit and if you try to meat that stat limit next play-through you're almost guarantied to fail another check. I've gone through the game about 10 times trying different choices and stat combinations and before i looked it up online i was almost convinced the final 'boss' was just there as part of the story and there was no way to beat him. Apparently you can beat him, its just extremely hard and i have yet to do it. The game is just long enough to be tedious to play again and again trying to figure it out and there's no chapter-by-chapter save option to make it easier. The writing is good and its kinda interesting, and you don't need to defeat the final boss to continue, it just makes it less enjoyable. Those two reasons are why i gave it 2 stars instead of 1.

To be 100% honest I don’t really write reviews but I saw the Most recent review of this and actually upset me. This game is very good there is a lot of depth to it I’ve probably played through at least 30 to 40 times and I would say 26 of those times had something that I had never seen before or didn’t even realize was a possibility. There’s a lot a unique choices every single time that I played through why I couldn’t do something I went back on my next place he would try to figure out what I had to do to be able to do that. I recommended this to all of my friends who play dnd and have heard nothing but good things from them too. Outstanding job.

I love this so much like I can't count the number of nights I've lost sleep playing this! It's well written, has an interesting plot with twists and turns, and is made really in depth. Once I finished the first game I had to move on to the 2nd, then the 3rd, and then repeat the trilogy all over again! This game has a lot of replay value. You can choose to train your hero however you want whether you want to focus on magic, archery, blades, religion, geography, it's all up to you! And there's so many classes that you can become by the end of the game, my mind is blown by diversity of options available. I 100% recommend this trilogy to anyone who thinks they might be interested because this game WILL NOT DISAPPOINT.

I've played a good portion of all the interactive novels that Choice of Games and Hosted Games have out right now, and The Lost Heir: The Fall of Daria is my personal favorite out of all. It's story is compelling and there is a lot of stat development for your character, similar to how a fantasy adventurer would grow through multiple trials and tribulations. The NPC interactions are also top-notch. This is the only interactive novel in which I've waited for the sequel since the original release. It's been about a year now since I got this game and the sequel is almost done. Needless to say, I hope to be one of the first to purchase part 2.

This game is great fun with meaningful characters, lots of choice, and an excellent story. This game is honestly the first interactive story I have played with enough depth and variety that makes going back and playing as a different character fun and builds on the experience. I have to say that this game shines brighter than others like it in all areas. This is especially true of the romances where you can choose not only who you romance, but also how to develop the relationship which for the first time made me feel that my character was actually me. I strongly recommend this game and eagerly await the sequel. LONG LIVE THE ONE TRUE HEIR! LONG LIVE THE KING!

I can say with reasonable certainty and overwhelming disappointment in myself that I have every decision you make and the effects of the decisions (+whatever charm) memorized to the point where I can and have created optimized versions of every one of the dozens of possible character combinations. My personal favorite is the spellsword. This game is really addicting, and, though the end results change barely or not at all, the paths feel so unique and refreshing that I can say with confidence, I have found my favorite HG/CoG game. This having played all of them.

This game is so amazing with the way it just immersed me into the world. The story line is great and choices matter like a lot. Only thing that I wish was a this is an option to enable a feature that would go back one page just so that if you wanna experiment with an option then you can do it easier than how I did it... (I basically replayed
The story more times than I can count in order to find out “oh what would happen if I selected this option”.