1872, with a steampunk twist. Phileas Fogg has wagered he can circumnavigate the world in just eighty days!
80 Daysplay.google.com.eightydays
Featuring stunning art by Jaume Illustration, a half-million word script by Meg Jayanth, original music by Laurence Chapman, and built using the same inklewriter engine that powers our critically-acclaimed Sorcery! series, 80 DAYS is an interactive adventure created by your choices, on the fly, and is different every time you play.
Playing as Phileas Fogg's loyal valet, Passepartout, you must balance your master's health, your finances, and the time, as you choose your own path from city to city all the way around the world. Bribe your way onto early departures, but don't let yourself go bankrupt or you'll be sleeping rough and begging for aid! Trade items for profit, and collect the equipment for the conditions you'll face: but too much luggage will slow you down...
80 DAYS is a breakneck race, with an in-game clock that never stops running. Trains, steamers, hot-air balloons, boats, camels, horses and more leave and arrive minute by minute.
Every city and journey is narrated via an interactive story where you control every action. Will your choices speed you up - or lead you into disaster? Will you earn Fogg's trust and respect? Will you uncover the secrets and short-cuts that can shave days off your time? Murder, romance, rebellion and intrigue await!
The app is network-connected, with a live feed that shows you the position of all the other players of the game, their routes, triumphs and disasters. You can race to be the fastest - or look ahead to learn the secrets of the world.
Share your own journey with friends, and load other's routes directly into your app so you can race head-to-head.
What's in this version : (Updated : Sep 30, 2015)
- In this morning's post, a mysterious invitation! It reads:
- “MASSIVE CONTENT UPDATE—Adding thirty new cities, over 150,000 words, and two major new world-spanning plotlines. Love, betrayal—thievery, murder—poker and piracy await!”
- I have left it on the chimney-piece by itself; leaving it to attract M. Fogg's curiosity, by means of its solitary position, apart from the rest. Though my master has quite perfected his “poker face” (as the Americans call it) I believe he itches to travel once again.
Required Android O/S : 2.3+
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