Choice of Life: Wild Islands

Takes an hour to reach one of the main endings. It’s an acceptable story but not as exciting as the first game set in the Middle Ages. You make choices every 1-2 sentences, it’s like reading a story outline and deciding on all the small and big things. Sometimes it asks whether you want to dance after seeing an emergency or stay alert, what do you even say to that? Sometimes all the answers feel vague and the same...

4 found this helpful, 2026-03-28

I read a review describing this game as a "guilty pleasure", and I think that's such a perfect description of Choice of Life: Wild Island. This choose-your-own-adventure CARDS interactive novel is just about the perfect way to spend a couple of hours of instant fun in the tropical wilds. I played it during downtime on vacation in the Florida Keys, when I wanted something cozy, with a good sense of pirate-y humor, and...

0 found this helpful, 2026-05-21

The game is interesting and has potential, but the poor translation and bad use of words make this game a pain to understand and play. Some decisions that you have available make no sense. The art shows that you have boots on your feet, but you get hurt by spikes that you stepped on with bare feet? Full of inconsistencies like these. Advice: Hire better translators.

0 found this helpful, 2026-03-18