Can’t be late! This is hilarious but somehow doesn’t surprise me. Is this common in the superhero realm? That’s the only explanation here… Ha!

Sorry to hear you didn’t enjoy it, Peter. I can appreciate the limitations of a graphic novel adventure, yet I would have been happy to play a specific superhero. Maybe progress could have been measured in hero points, thereby adding more decision-making or some sense of player agency.

The initial customization gives the wrong impression. Not to spoil things too much, but if you don’t want a superhero who can fly… You’re going to get stuck without any way to progress very early. My hero idea didn’t pan out at all, and it felt like I was punished for choosing incorrectly.

Still, I think the right audience would get some more enjoyment out of this one! This collection can be hit-or-miss, though I’m happy to say that this has been the only one where I really felt limited. It almost feels like it should have been a book so the story could be the focal point, rather than giving the illusion of player choices. At least there are more gamebooks to try out!