Open Sorcery

Published by Abigail Corfman on May 06, 2016

Genre: Adventure

Ratings: 5.00

Version: 10

Updated: May 24, 2017

Downloads: 384

Open Sorcery is an adventure role playing game developed by Abigail Corfman. The last update, v10.00, released on May 24, 2017, and it’s rated 5.00 out of 5 based on the latest 21 reviews. Open Sorcery costs $2.99 and requires iOS 8.0+ and Android 7 or newer to download.

Open Sorcery Gameplay Overview

Description

You are online. You are fire and order.

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User Reviews and Ratings

★★★★★ Loved it

This game is amazing, it moved me to tears. Please make more of this art. Worth the $3 and more.

★★★★★ Enjoyable and Unique

Heard about this game from a podcast about how they played it at PAX, so I decided to try it for myself. Far exceeds my expectations. Worth the price.

★★★★★ Utterly captivating

I cannot recommend this enough. The writing is evocative, the story is engrossing, and I couldn't stop thinking about it for days after playing through a couple of times. This update also fixes the lag that made the 1st version frustrating towards the end, so it's well-deserving of a 5⭐️ rating.

★★★★★ Wonderful story

I saw Open Sorcery at PAX and marked it on my "play later" list. I wish I'd picked it up sooner! I just stayed up way too late to finish it. Worth every penny.

★★★★★ Creative Gem!

Just when you start to think the App Store has become a boring morass of freemium clones, along comes a blinding original, brilliant game like Open Sorcery. The setting is fantastically crafted, the characters are compelling and the story is fascinating. The prose ranges from hilarious to philosophical to emotionally riveting while retaining a singular voice. But don't think Open Sorcery isn't interactive - the strategy/gameplay elements work beautifully. Thought provoking, distinctive, amazingl

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