Fatal Island Part 2 by Renagrade
You and 7 others have survived the plane crash, but what faces you on the beach is far more dangerous than escaping the plane was.
(Over 100 pages. Trust me, this game gives you loads of freedom to explore different paths to beat the game.)
Please leave a review, I would really appreciate it! If you find ANY typos, please tell me in the comments.
(Over 100 pages. Trust me, this game gives you loads of freedom to explore different paths to beat the game.)
Please leave a review, I would really appreciate it! If you find ANY typos, please tell me in the comments.
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Fantastic! I can't say part 1 is better but both are really great! It's got the thrill feeling like I'm watching a movie. It's longer and has so many choices to choose from, which is fun. It's okay to die over and over to explore the other options xD.
I'm not sure if you plan on doing a part 3 but I am looking forward to see more of this. :D
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Dakturis
21 May 2018
Kinda feels like it was written by someone who doesn't have a lot of experience with conflict. You can't get the wind knocked out of you and quickly recover... one man with a club posses little threat to 7 people. Telling me that this is a big man doesn't mean anything to me if you haven't determined who I am playing as, but thanks for telling my character has no combat experience after I'm several pages into the combat option. Felt like I kept on getting punished for making wise/non-cowardly decision.
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14 Jul 2017
I'm new to text-based games, and this is the first gamebook that I've played. (I've also played Nameless Quest and a little Zork, but this was less confusing). Having said that, I don't have a whole lot to compare this to, but overall I enjoyed it. I had some difficulty getting from one link to the next, but I think that was a problem with my laptop, and not any fault of yours. Part 1 was disappointingly short, but interesting enough to convince me to seek out this one, and it only took me about seven attempts to survive. I got a different achievement (nice touch, by the way) on every attempt.
Overall, Fatal Island was fun, and I hope to see more of your work in the future.
Overall, Fatal Island was fun, and I hope to see more of your work in the future.
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15 Jan 2017
I really liked the game. You must be very skilled in writing as the scenes seemed to come to life. It was awesome. I got quite a few achievements. I got the Savior one where you save everyone, the Beat the Savage, the Long way around and one more that I don't really remember. I played through this many times. I loved how well you wrote the savage character. You've written so many endings but I wish it was longer.
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WolfTonic
15 Jan 2017
I really liked the game. You must be very skilled in writing as the scenes seemed to come to life. It was awesome. I got quite a few achievements. I got the Savior one where you save everyone, the Beat the Savage, the Long way around and one more that I don't really remember. I played through this many times. You've written so many endings but I wish it was longer
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Dustylizard
01 May 2016
This is how you win. You and 7 others have survived the plane crash. The last 10 minutes have been the most chaotic and dangerous minutes of your entire life. You lay on your back, shivering. It isn't cold, but your entire body is shaking uncontrollably. A chill slowly moves up your back and settles at the back of your head. Your stomach slowly grows nauseous. You quickly roll over onto your hands and knees and vomit into the sand.
Suddenly exhausted, you crawl a few feet away from the bile and lay back down. You continue to shiver, but much more mildly now. Within a few minutes, it passes. You sit up, your mind clearly. You become slightly light-headed, but you blink away the dark spots invading your vision.
It's over, you think, gratefully, I'm alive. We'll be rescued soon. Everything will be okay.
Continue
You vaguely notice a muffle noise in a few meters away from you. Some inner instinct tells you to turn around. You sit up and look behind you. You desperately try to scramble backward as you see something that strikes you with fear. You see in front of you the single largest and scariest man you have ever set eyes on.
His entire body is covered with a red and brown paint. His eyes are wild, like you've never seen before, like an animal's. His lip curls up in a nasty snarl, his fang-like teeth ever visible. In one hand he carries a club with spikes made of rock shards in one hand, and in his other, he carries a net. You can only imagine what he needs it for.
The survivor closest to him jumps up, attempting to get away. The crazed man immediately tackles him to the ground and clubs him across the face. You try to scream in terror, but your voice seems to have disappeared. You realize that you have to do something or you will have the same fate.
Attack him, take him by surprise!
You figure the only way to stop this man is to take him out while he's distracted with a different victim. You charge forward, adrenaline and surprise working
Suddenly exhausted, you crawl a few feet away from the bile and lay back down. You continue to shiver, but much more mildly now. Within a few minutes, it passes. You sit up, your mind clearly. You become slightly light-headed, but you blink away the dark spots invading your vision.
It's over, you think, gratefully, I'm alive. We'll be rescued soon. Everything will be okay.
Continue
You vaguely notice a muffle noise in a few meters away from you. Some inner instinct tells you to turn around. You sit up and look behind you. You desperately try to scramble backward as you see something that strikes you with fear. You see in front of you the single largest and scariest man you have ever set eyes on.
His entire body is covered with a red and brown paint. His eyes are wild, like you've never seen before, like an animal's. His lip curls up in a nasty snarl, his fang-like teeth ever visible. In one hand he carries a club with spikes made of rock shards in one hand, and in his other, he carries a net. You can only imagine what he needs it for.
The survivor closest to him jumps up, attempting to get away. The crazed man immediately tackles him to the ground and clubs him across the face. You try to scream in terror, but your voice seems to have disappeared. You realize that you have to do something or you will have the same fate.
Attack him, take him by surprise!
You figure the only way to stop this man is to take him out while he's distracted with a different victim. You charge forward, adrenaline and surprise working
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Scattered Ambitions
23 Feb 2016
It was good but ended quite abruptly. There was only one way I found to survive, so maybe if I had played longer, it would have gone on longer. The description was good, and I liked the story. It was interesting how you had the reader feel bad when they left the people behind. Overall, I quite liked it, btu there are some things you could change.
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Renagrade
27 Dec 2015
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Wolfang
14 Dec 2015
The choices are live or die rather than continue with your decision. You ended it quickly and you couldn't give us
a feel of survival and freedom. This is shown when you only gave us two options in the river scenes.
However the story and description is great, short creative paragraphs and descriptive details allows the reader to think before acting, thus in conclusion the story is great and enjoyable. Hope you'll continue!
a feel of survival and freedom. This is shown when you only gave us two options in the river scenes.
However the story and description is great, short creative paragraphs and descriptive details allows the reader to think before acting, thus in conclusion the story is great and enjoyable. Hope you'll continue!
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lir
14 Dec 2015
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Arkeve
10 Dec 2015
So i got, after a lot of playing, these achievements:
Shark Bait(died)
Save the Girl (died)
Suicidal Mission(died)
Killed by a Fellow Survivor (died)
Defeat the savage(in my 1st ending)
Savior(in my 1st ending)
The Long Way Round(Restart?)
are there still other achievement ?
btw the game is well made, gj.
Shark Bait(died)
Save the Girl (died)
Suicidal Mission(died)
Killed by a Fellow Survivor (died)
Defeat the savage(in my 1st ending)
Savior(in my 1st ending)
The Long Way Round(Restart?)
are there still other achievement ?
btw the game is well made, gj.
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21 Sep 2015
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Saikoman
20 Aug 2015
This was my ending :
"Ma'am, we HAVE to go!"
"I won't! I won't!" she screams as she jumps into the water, searching for him.
"John! John, where are you?"
Suddenly, the raft is jolted as something hits it from underneath. The woman in the water screams and thrashes about as she's pulled under what.
Your eyes widen. "Go. We've got to GO!"
Without question, everyone in the raft begins to paddle out toward the ocean. Moving with urgency, your raft leaves the beach successfully. A few hours later, everyone stops paddling, utterly exhausted.
After a few miserable days at sea, you and your fellow survivors are found by a search helicopter.
"Ma'am, we HAVE to go!"
"I won't! I won't!" she screams as she jumps into the water, searching for him.
"John! John, where are you?"
Suddenly, the raft is jolted as something hits it from underneath. The woman in the water screams and thrashes about as she's pulled under what.
Your eyes widen. "Go. We've got to GO!"
Without question, everyone in the raft begins to paddle out toward the ocean. Moving with urgency, your raft leaves the beach successfully. A few hours later, everyone stops paddling, utterly exhausted.
After a few miserable days at sea, you and your fellow survivors are found by a search helicopter.
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18 Aug 2015
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10 Aug 2015
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Mac Ewing
30 Apr 2015
Even better than part 1! I can't tell if this one is honestly longer, or if I'm particularly bad at playing, but either way it was great. Once again, the options posed were well balanced, forcing me to choose between self-preservation and communal survival. I also liked how in both this one and first, you repeatedly showed your ability to lull the player into a false sense of safety, only to thrust them back into immediate danger. Very clever, very well written.
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CJayMarch
22 Apr 2015
Fatal Island Part 2 stays true to the roots of the original, in that it is built on situational, survival-themed suspense. It is clearly written by an author with a gift for such writing, and you'll very likely play the thing until you win (one way or another.)
Fatal Island Part 2 also differs from the original, in that one of the major obstacles in the game is more of a fantasy premise, as if something from a classic 19th century novel. With that said--and keeping this review spoiler free--I had fun trying to figure out how to get back past it.
(Reviewer's Note: A 3/5 is a strong, positive rating by my standards. Most free Quest games either take a couple minutes to thoroughly solve or are broken and are unbeatable. This, even if reasonably beatable in 5-10 minutes, is one of the stronger outings I've seen from this engine, and I think Fatal Island Part 1 is even stronger in its suspenseful scenarios.)
Fatal Island Part 2 also differs from the original, in that one of the major obstacles in the game is more of a fantasy premise, as if something from a classic 19th century novel. With that said--and keeping this review spoiler free--I had fun trying to figure out how to get back past it.
(Reviewer's Note: A 3/5 is a strong, positive rating by my standards. Most free Quest games either take a couple minutes to thoroughly solve or are broken and are unbeatable. This, even if reasonably beatable in 5-10 minutes, is one of the stronger outings I've seen from this engine, and I think Fatal Island Part 1 is even stronger in its suspenseful scenarios.)
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Nick_Crafter
21 Apr 2015
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21 Apr 2015
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19 Apr 2015
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Arch
17 Apr 2015
Awesome I loved the first game and now this one too, My ending :
While he's distracted, get everyone to the raft
"GO!" you shout, jumping to your feet and sprinting toward the water. You splash through and begin to wade toward the raft. One of the survivors behind you screams as the savage catches up, but you leep moving. You roll onto the raft as soon as you get there, and begin to paddle as fast as you can.
The raft begins to move just fast enough so that the savage cannot catch it. Eventually he gives up and goes back to the beach where only one survivor has been left.
After a few miserable days at sea, you and your fellow survivors are found by a search helicopter.
While he's distracted, get everyone to the raft
"GO!" you shout, jumping to your feet and sprinting toward the water. You splash through and begin to wade toward the raft. One of the survivors behind you screams as the savage catches up, but you leep moving. You roll onto the raft as soon as you get there, and begin to paddle as fast as you can.
The raft begins to move just fast enough so that the savage cannot catch it. Eventually he gives up and goes back to the beach where only one survivor has been left.
After a few miserable days at sea, you and your fellow survivors are found by a search helicopter.
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mickobrats
13 Apr 2015
I loved every second on your game and loved the different paths and how each either ended or continued.
Some Notes/Feedback:
- Regaining your footing - spelling of 'week' should be 'weak'
- Grab a hold of it - you never stated that the character died
- Ma'am, we HAVE to go! - third paragraph/lot of text. '... thrashes about as she's pulled under what.' This doesn't make any sense. Was she pull under the water or something else?
- "I guess we could build a raft while we wait." - Wait until daybreak (broken link) is a broken link to be fixed
- Get to shore! - didn't have the greatest of endings... maybe circle it around again to the savage finding you on the beach or you stave to death, something a bit more than You were captured! Then there are question like, who captured you, was it the savage, if so, what happened next? or did something else get to you...?
- i loved the checkpoints, they become very useful
- the idea of the game and story layout was great and every enjoyable!
overall loved your game and loved trying to survive as many times as possible. Hope the feedback helps make your even better than it already is. Keep up the amazing work!
Some Notes/Feedback:
- Regaining your footing - spelling of 'week' should be 'weak'
- Grab a hold of it - you never stated that the character died
- Ma'am, we HAVE to go! - third paragraph/lot of text. '... thrashes about as she's pulled under what.' This doesn't make any sense. Was she pull under the water or something else?
- "I guess we could build a raft while we wait." - Wait until daybreak (broken link) is a broken link to be fixed
- Get to shore! - didn't have the greatest of endings... maybe circle it around again to the savage finding you on the beach or you stave to death, something a bit more than You were captured! Then there are question like, who captured you, was it the savage, if so, what happened next? or did something else get to you...?
- i loved the checkpoints, they become very useful
- the idea of the game and story layout was great and every enjoyable!
overall loved your game and loved trying to survive as many times as possible. Hope the feedback helps make your even better than it already is. Keep up the amazing work!
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04 Apr 2015
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31 Mar 2015
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24 Mar 2015
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17 Mar 2015
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28 Feb 2015
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DaNiX88
17 Feb 2015
Overall a great game!
However, I was really disappointed with the discontinuity from the last game. Even though I saved everyone I could save, there was no way for them to be included in this game and felt to me as if I was playing an entirely different game. If there is any way for you to: have a questionaire at the beginning, per say, where you could say if you saved this person, and/or saved this person, and have the plot continue that way, I would have rated the game much higher.
Though the gameplay was smooth and as a standalone, it was very enjoyable.
Good job!
However, I was really disappointed with the discontinuity from the last game. Even though I saved everyone I could save, there was no way for them to be included in this game and felt to me as if I was playing an entirely different game. If there is any way for you to: have a questionaire at the beginning, per say, where you could say if you saved this person, and/or saved this person, and have the plot continue that way, I would have rated the game much higher.
Though the gameplay was smooth and as a standalone, it was very enjoyable.
Good job!
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AmberThut
10 Feb 2015
Hi there. A couple things.
In the beginning, there is a cut off sentence which states "your mind is clearly."
Secondly, I just encountered a broken link. After the first checkpoint I had the choice to build something for rescue, or build something else. (trying to avoid spoiling). I chose the first option, and chose to build the second option while waiting.
The following dialogue presented me with:
Keep building
Wait until daylight (broken link)
Thought you might want to know!
Enjoying so far, I'll keep you posted for bugfixes, and thanks for making the game!
In the beginning, there is a cut off sentence which states "your mind is clearly."
Secondly, I just encountered a broken link. After the first checkpoint I had the choice to build something for rescue, or build something else. (trying to avoid spoiling). I chose the first option, and chose to build the second option while waiting.
The following dialogue presented me with:
Keep building
Wait until daylight (broken link)
Thought you might want to know!
Enjoying so far, I'll keep you posted for bugfixes, and thanks for making the game!
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Dauntlessgirl8
01 Feb 2015
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27 Jan 2015
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19 Jan 2015
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19 Jan 2015
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GJ
16 Jan 2015
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Odie_da_Bossé
09 Jan 2015
Well done Renagrade, you didn't fail to impress me with your sequel. Although, to be honest, I enjoyed Part 1 more than Part 2; I thought that it was better written for some reason. But still a great game. The effort was still evident, it's a fast paced, intense game that takes a hell of a maker to create. Well done.
Also, a quick suggestion, maybe make the title page different between Part 1 and Part 2.
Also, a quick suggestion, maybe make the title page different between Part 1 and Part 2.
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Soulcrynew
08 Jan 2015
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06 Jan 2015
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Renagrade
04 Jan 2015
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Marzipan
04 Jan 2015
A well written game with lots of action, but in some ways I preferred the realism of the first part. I had assumed the plot would deal with an entirely different sort of struggle for survival...finding clean water and food, dealing with injuries from the crash and so on.
[SPOILER WARNING}
Instead there's a fight scene with a crazy man and then you build a seaworthy raft and launch yourself out to the ocean less than 24 hours after the plane crash with no idea where you are, no idea where you're going, and no supplies.
[SPOILERS END]
...so the writing remained good throughout but suspension of disbelief kind of had to take a back seat with this one. That said, taken on their own merits the action scenes were very well done.
Oh, and I believe I ran into a bug, after building a fire and then deciding to build the raft:
"I guess we could build a raft while we wait."
Keep building
Wait until daybreak (broken link)
[SPOILER WARNING}
Instead there's a fight scene with a crazy man and then you build a seaworthy raft and launch yourself out to the ocean less than 24 hours after the plane crash with no idea where you are, no idea where you're going, and no supplies.
[SPOILERS END]
...so the writing remained good throughout but suspension of disbelief kind of had to take a back seat with this one. That said, taken on their own merits the action scenes were very well done.
Oh, and I believe I ran into a bug, after building a fire and then deciding to build the raft:
"I guess we could build a raft while we wait."
Keep building
Wait until daybreak (broken link)
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02 Jan 2015
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01 Jan 2015
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31 Dec 2014
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31 Dec 2014
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