When playing KoDP, I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop: For the consequences of each choice to come and haunt me. I'm not sure why. So the pressure built of how I'm not making the best choices...until I ended up abandoning the game. Weird, huh?

Been meaning to play this one again. Kind of a hidden gem. Picked it up a while ago on gog.com. Have to get around to playing it again soon...

Played for like 4 hours. I never really got what I was supposed to do in this game.

This game is a criminally unappreciated gem. Great world building, tons of depth and player choice in a hybrid RPG/interactive choose-your-own-adventure novel make this a truly unique game that was way ahead of its time. It can be punishingly difficult, especially as a result of some of the quest RNG (kind of a board game feel to that aspect), but there is almost always a way out no matter how big the setback. But you will fail--a lot. That makes it both challenging and very replayable. It is well worth your time and effort. Games play out very differently depending on the choices you make both at the beginning and throughout the story. The game is almost twenty years old, but the format and unique nature of it means it holds up well today. I still occasionally break this one out on long flights or road trips.

I forgot how horrid the RNG during hero quests is. Oh well, done'n'done.

One of my absolutely favorite games. Feels good to revisit it again. <3