The series’ port from paper to pixels by Inkle Studios (which originally occurred in 2014, when Sorcery! first debuted for iOS and Android devices) is largely a success. A slow start gives way to an immersive story that’s supplemented by intuitive gameplay and a simple but attractive art style, which makes this a game worth grabbing for anyone who loves fantasy or tabletop RPGs.

Full Review Here:
http://justadventure.com/2013-05-20-21-09-14/3323-sorcery-parts-1-2-review

The series’ port from paper to pixels by Inkle Studios (which originally occurred in 2014, when Sorcery! first debuted for iOS and Android devices) is largely a success. A slow start gives way to an immersive story that’s supplemented by intuitive gameplay and a simple but attractive art style, which makes this a game worth grabbing for anyone who loves fantasy or tabletop RPGs. Full Review Here: http://justadventure.com/2013-05-20-21-09-14/3323-sorcery-parts-1-2-review