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Life isn’t getting any easier for our favorite ronin! The journey continues in the land of silk and steel, where fantasy and reality clash and tough choices await you on every page. Get ready to prove why you’re the toughest ronin around.

Samurai of Hyuga Book 3 is the mind-shattering 225,000 sequel to your favorite interactive tale by Devon Connell, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Become the judge, jury and executioner of your peers. Walk the path of the detective, unravel a demonic mystery—or be consumed by it! Face your past and fight for your future as the student becomes the teacher. Discover the line between lover and monster, and be prepared to cross it.

Take the law into your own hands as you bring justice with sharpened steel!
Unravel a demonic mystery and discover the truths you were never meant to know!
Find love (or something like it) as you do battle against true despair!

That and so much more await you in the third book of this epic series! a09c17d780

Title: Samurai of Hyuga Book 3
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Hosted Games
Publisher:
Hosted Games
Release Date: 1 Dec, 2017

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I read the previous two chapters of the story and have very much looked forward to the continuation of the series. To say that I'm disappointed would be an understatement. The problems come from a few 'design' decisions and narrative decisions that actually made me quit in disgust nearly 7 hours into the story.

First and foremost, is the 'Attunement' stat. This was something present in the previous chapters and although I really did not like it, was understandable a majority of the time. 'Attunement' is something that is supposed to track your decisions and determine if they align with your rigidly defined attributes that were established in the first chapter (a problem in and of itself imo). There are several issues with this system that I will explain below.

The worst issue is the fact that your choices are almost never clearly correlated with the attribute they're supposed to be representing. Meaning the choice that just got you 'Attunement Lost' makes NO SENSE whatsoever. So you'll be getting constantly punished for not choosing the 'right' choice because you can't parse out the utterly incomprehensible link that each option has to a certain attribute. It's INFURIATING!

The other issue is the fact that the ENTIRE POINT of these CYOA games is give the player the freedom to choose how to respond\/what to do and guide the story how they see fit. This 'Attunement' system instead makes the entire thing feel like a multiple choice test with the most ambiguous solutions you could possibly imagine. It's so counter-intuitive to what these games are supposed to be it's actually tragic.

My primary problem with the story in general is that it doesn't even feel like you're playing the same character as the previous chapters. In this one, you are UTTERLY PATHETIC. I think the cardinal sin in CYOA games is making the player feel powerless, and this game does it worse than I have ever experienced. Your character is weak, ineffectual, and most of the time completely powerless to do anything but whine, lose fights over and over in embarrassing fashion, and watch helplessly as his friends are murdered in front of him\/her.

I've bought and enjoyed all 3 previous stories from this author but this one was an awful and infuriating waste of my time. I will not be purchasing or following any more titles in this series nor from this writer. It seems harsh, but the last time I was this disgusted by a sequel to something I liked was Dragon Age 2. Unless you want to play a multiple choice quiz where you get humiliated by anyone and everyone for 6+ hours and feel powerless while doing so, SKIP this one.. Okay, I really liked book 1 and book 2 was okay for the most part (I wasn\u2019t a fan of the shogi games). This game, well it was still good, however I felt that it was two different stories in a way. I personally feel that the island from book 2 and the beginning of this game should haven been one whole story and that the part after the start should have been it\u2019s own game as they\u2019re vastly different.
That being said I love the characters and the series takes me back to the days when I used to watch Kenshin which this kinda matches the feeling of. The story\u2014if you minus the complaint above\u2014is quite good and reminiscent of manga or an anime episode.
The game is long though so you may want to take breaks if you can, or you may get frustrated. (Especially since there\u2019s no saves.) I\u2019d buy the game on sale, but not full priced. I got frustrated too many times to recommend it at full price.. Two things confused me with this game: First was the price, which was higher than the previous two books. Second, was the detective-like elements of the first part of the game. I was genuinely concerned that I may have made a mistake by purchasing this game. That it was deviating from what I've come to expect from Samurai of Hyuga, while also punching the price up. However, I am glad to say that this was a great entry. It is both longer and more complex than the previous two games, while being just as fun to play. It is well worth the higher price.. This book in the series, I have to say, took the most turns than the previous entries. At many moments I was left wondering what the "right" answer would have been in ways I did not find myself asking in either Book 1 or 2, which I was almost always consistent with the character I had created, Rin. In Book 3, I felt every other option I selected decreased my attunement, which I have gauged for a long time now as the metronome of how consistent my character was with her particular personality (and by that nature, her spirit as the Striped Snake). With the conclusion of Book 3, Rin is filled with many regrets she may well, never recover from.

The beginning was an interesting shake up from the usual stuff in Hyuga, but not much different than the Shogi matches in Book 2, so I was pleased with it. What I was less pleased with was how the demon met his demise... I was left very, very confused by what was happening in it, and was releaved when it moved on to the main plot of this book. It felt like too much was going on to keep track of. In fact, I found the number of items that needed to be accounted for in this book rose pretty dramatically compared to the others. It took a lot of mental gymnastics to "play optimally" and I often didn't. Rin-"sensei" was marred with failure in this book.

Which, while I am unhappy for the sake of our protagonists, is fairly realistic! In life, it will never be always smooth sailing, and you will make many choices which you regret, so I say that regret should definately be a characteristic of this on going story, of our most interesting Ronin of Hyuga.

I await patiently for Book 4. Allow me to preface this by saying I only played through it once. I was honestly disappointed in this one. The problem as a whole is pacing. The first 2 books set a pace. For the characters relationships, story progress, and quirks added to the series. In book 3, things felt too quick. It doesn't have to do with the characters already introduced, but the characters now introduced. Even if this is the longest book in the series, things went too quick. A character introduced in the middle is killed at the end and now all of a sudden the protagonist changes his ways drastically. <\/span><\/span> It took time for the characters to really have a connection with the protagonist, but in a few chapters, the characters introduced are head over heels for the protagonist. It felt out of place.

I recommend Book 1 and 2. Not 3. I only hope that in Book 4, the pacing will be set better and not be overly ambitious. And also not feel so much like a shounen anime, but rather a more gritty ronin story. Judging from the ending, that might be the direction, but that was also the same for the ending to book 2.. I been following this series since first book. It has a interesting plot, character and most importantly choices with consequences. Consequences that carry over from first book to this book. It is well worth our money and time. My only disappointment is the ending. It was shoved to our face abruptly. The writing is very good with great interactions between characters and meaningful character development. The ending did nothing to reflect that. Nevertheless, if there is another book, I will be looking forward to it. Hopefully to bring a much better closure.

9\/10 Baka of Hyuga Book 3. Of course if you are reading tyhis review you have played the other games and probably liked them enough to be interested in this one and you wont be diappointed. The two added stats and sleuthing at the beginning are a welcome edition and the character developments of nearly the whole cast was absolutely fun to read. I do have a wraning though. There is a very odd tonal shift half way through that fundamentally challeneges both the Ronin and you as a reader and gloriously sets up the second half of this 6 part series.