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Is there anyone who likes Choice of games?e.g:Wayhaven Chronicles
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I played The Keeper of the Sun and Moon as well and I agree with you.If you have more recommendations I would love to try them! <3
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Yup the author already published a book b4 and the experience clearly show! However, the progress is pretty slow as of rn so I'd recommend to just try the free demo and save the Patreon buid until the author complete Chapter 11 at least.
On that note, I think u'll also like Mind blind( its bout to be published soon i think. Demo long af), Golden rose, Bastard of Camelot (havent read this in a long time but writing is prtty neat), Throne of ashes (complete Ruben and Nour route), We Wretched Creatures, The Night Market (Book 1 complete), I the Forgotten One. And heavy emphasis on The mage reborn, the Sun king lives rent free in my head lmao, Great writing, lovely pacing.
So that's all off the top of my head. Happi reading! ^^
- Jun 16, 2026
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Aside from the ones that have already been mentioned, I would recommend Blood Moon and The Passenger. The author of Blood Moon has also been working on a sequel, which should be released soonish (I think she's finishing up the epilogues?), called Thicker Than.
Mind Blind is stuck in a weird limbo - author published a beta on patreon at the start of the year with almost the full game (I think it was missing some endings, or you couldn't see them due to some bug? I remember you always ended up in Gray's one) and then just... nothing? Even the short stories have stopped. I am not sure whether she submitted it or not, since we don't have an Hosted Games queue this year, so I have no clue on when we'll actually see that one published.
I second A Mage Reborn, though! Book 2 is almost done and I am buzzing with excitement at the prospect of the mage facing Leon again.
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Wayhaven Chronicles (and text-based games in general) sounds interesting, but the game is not finished and isn't going to be finished any time soon, and because of that I'm hesitant to try. I've got a good share of "waiting for years to get nothing" in fanfiction, tho I'm going to check other games recomended here. Why can't authors just finish a game and only then publish it 
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Yessss omg twinnn. Leon literally changed my brain chemistry, him and Scien Broffise from that cursed game VIrche Evermore lmao. Now every time I come across a hero/king with sun motif or an arrogant talented bastard my wallet is out in halfa sec XDD
And as far as I'm aware, Mind Blind is well completed and is available on author's patreon. But I think I'm gonna save up 4 TMR tho ^^
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Gotta milk that cow bbiWayhaven Chronicles (and text-based games in general) sounds interesting, but the game is not finished and isn't going to be finished any time soon, and because of hat I'm hesitant to try. I've got a good share of "waiting for years to get nothing" in fanfiction, tho I'm going to check other games recomended here. Why can't authors just finish a game and only then publish it
But on a more serious note, I think they mostly write as a side job,
- Jun 16, 2026
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I knoww, I was impatient and I subbed to her patreon when it came out, but even though it said it was complete, there were some issues with some endings. Plus I think she was supposed to have an open beta (since I believe it's mandatory to be published through HG) but it's been radio silence on that, too.
I get that - Wayhaven's supposed to be 7 books total and she's writing the 4th right now, so it's going to years and years before the whole project is completed - if it ever gets there.Wayhaven Chronicles (and text-based games in general) sounds interesting, but the game is not finished and isn't going to be finished any time soon, and because of that I'm hesitant to try. I've got a good share of "waiting for years to get nothing" in fanfiction, tho I'm going to check other games recomended here. Why can't authors just finish a game and only then publish it
If you don't want to wait too long between installments, there are a few standalone books and a few completed series that are worth checking out.
Yeah, I think it's a mix of that and the fact that there are a lot of authors who have amazing premises that are too ambitious for a first project, and they get burn out. It's a bit of a niche, there are few authors who earn enough through patreon to do this full time.Gotta milk that cow bbi
But on a more serious note, I think they mostly write as a side job,and gotta milk that Patreon cash cow :))))so I usually give a wip a year or so b4 going in. A while back I remember there's this awesome medical wip called Citadel written by an honest-to-god medical student but ever since their residency start the wip just never been updated again
Though I have also seen people release an half-assed prologue, a list of Ros, and then milk patreons through small character snippets and never going forward with the actual story. Which is a bit ehhh, but props to them for making it work, I guess, lol.
Also, Citadel will be forever missed, my man Vic in particular.
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It has 3 books already and even while story is not finished fully you should try it.I think you are going to fall in love with the world <3Wayhaven Chronicles (and text-based games in general) sounds interesting, but the game is not finished and isn't going to be finished any time soon, and because of that I'm hesitant to try. I've got a good share of "waiting for years to get nothing" in fanfiction, tho I'm going to check other games recomended here. Why can't authors just finish a game and only then publish it
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Here are some books that I have enjoyed:
- Diaspora: I have been waiting for this game for YEARS, but I do believe it was worth it, I love the characters and the worldbuilding. The way you can influence the characters around you reminded me a lot to dragon age origins
-The passenger: I love how unique the premise is, who doesn't want to be a cosmic horror? The romance was sweet but pretty limited, still the story and the horror elements are really good.
- The Keeper Series: Book 1 feels a little hard to read for the first time, but you can see the growth of the author with each book, especially on the book 3 wip. I adore how the author takes tropes and makes them feel grounded by having consequences, everyone has
️trauma️
-Breach: Full of tropes and hit or miss humor, also the main character feels like a background character in the first book, book 2 rectifies this, especially in the fbi route. I love the action and how it allows to have so much customization due to the dnd inspiration. Also book 2 is peak and it's supposed to be finished this year, however the author's home has flooded many times, so who knows if it will be finished this year.
-I, the forgotten one: War simulator with trauma, what else do I need to say. The writting is amazing and only getting better in the sequel, but the mental space of the main character is pretty bad, so be prepared to feel depressed.
-Tally Ho: A lighthearted and hilarious story about being a valet or maid to a walking disaster, I chuckle a lot with it. I've yet to play the sequels, so I cannot say anything about them, but they are done (I believe?)
- Seasons of Shadows: I've mentioned it before, but it deserves to be mentioned again because it is that good. It manages to capture so many genres without making them feel disjointed. It is full of humor and goofy moments, that you never expect the intrigue and the secrets, there's only 3 chapters and I already have so many theories. The LIs are really likeable and very unique, to be honest, every character that you meet is fantastic. And there's yet to be much romance, but you can already start to see the foundation, and it looks very promising.
- Diaspora: I have been waiting for this game for YEARS, but I do believe it was worth it, I love the characters and the worldbuilding. The way you can influence the characters around you reminded me a lot to dragon age origins
-The passenger: I love how unique the premise is, who doesn't want to be a cosmic horror? The romance was sweet but pretty limited, still the story and the horror elements are really good.
- The Keeper Series: Book 1 feels a little hard to read for the first time, but you can see the growth of the author with each book, especially on the book 3 wip. I adore how the author takes tropes and makes them feel grounded by having consequences, everyone has
️trauma️-Breach: Full of tropes and hit or miss humor, also the main character feels like a background character in the first book, book 2 rectifies this, especially in the fbi route. I love the action and how it allows to have so much customization due to the dnd inspiration. Also book 2 is peak and it's supposed to be finished this year, however the author's home has flooded many times, so who knows if it will be finished this year.
-I, the forgotten one: War simulator with trauma, what else do I need to say. The writting is amazing and only getting better in the sequel, but the mental space of the main character is pretty bad, so be prepared to feel depressed.
-Tally Ho: A lighthearted and hilarious story about being a valet or maid to a walking disaster, I chuckle a lot with it. I've yet to play the sequels, so I cannot say anything about them, but they are done (I believe?)
- Seasons of Shadows: I've mentioned it before, but it deserves to be mentioned again because it is that good. It manages to capture so many genres without making them feel disjointed. It is full of humor and goofy moments, that you never expect the intrigue and the secrets, there's only 3 chapters and I already have so many theories. The LIs are really likeable and very unique, to be honest, every character that you meet is fantastic. And there's yet to be much romance, but you can already start to see the foundation, and it looks very promising.