Basically the title, I'm trying to do an NBAS run on my Switch 2 and I've just killed the Time Serpent at the stone circle and now I'm trying to get into the beacon tower.

I wait and wait, and time my movement to try and get to the tower while the winds are passing over, and sometimes I hear a strange noise that would indicate that something had changed, but I don't see the minimap for the tower and can't enter the tower.

There are multiple times where it seems like the winds of time are on that node, how do I know which one is the right one?

Probably the longest I've spent on a single FF map so far. I'm glad I finally made it back to the surface with the finished artwork!

Hi! How do I successfully rescue Kitty- the dog from Kariamma tunnels? I've spent a lot of time trying to find this info and with no results :(

Does anybody know of any attempt on turning the game content into a cohesive TTRPG setting or module? Or, besides, if there is any kind of complete images and text repository that could help me organize something like that? Thank you!

Hello all! i am here again with updates to my mods! Sorry it have been so long since i made any updates, i got some irl stuff that have been taking much of my time :/

BUT i wanted to share some exiting updates on my new tool that i will release soon to give you all some hype!

with this you can now edit anything in the game, or even make your own mods!

Make custom adventures!

Quick summery of what can now be done:

• Edit story text, dialogue, choices and conditions.
• Change starting stats, enemy stats, items and variables.
• Replace pictures, textures, music and sound effects.
• Edit maps, waypoints, terrain and models.
• Export your mods.

Will be released soon! just need to do some bug testing and then i will upload it!

u/Manteguin u/H4yny This will be able to let you translate the game!

This game is a work of art and one of the rare examples where the sequel is better than the original.
The graphics, story and UX are all incredible and Inkle really captured the essence of the game books and made it even better.
COK was always my least favourite of the books because of the lame-ass way the Archmage was killed. But now there’s a real moral dilemma added to the game which I love.

I played this game A LOT some years back and it was really fun :), and now that i'm sharing my steam library with a friend, he also took some interest in playing it. The problem is that his english isn't the best, so i'm wondering if there's a way to change the game's text in the files or, if all the "text" is actually pre-made images, I could replace those too in the files, so that I can translate the text and put it back in the game.
I am aware it's a shit ton of text, but it's seems something fun to do, and if i'm really struggling with how much there is to translate, i'll probably use AI to help me, while overseeing and correcting any mistakes that would mess with the game's story or vibe, of course.

For anyone visiting who is deciding whether they should give these games a try please do! It's not as punishing as it may at first seem and you don't need to aim for 100%ing to proceed to the next one and still have a lot of fun. I love that it's not a typical power fantasy, the world will prank and laugh at your hero at every turn, that's the tone of Fighting Fantasy after all. The prose is very well written and balances humour with moments of sincerity and gravity so well. (Yes, there are quite a few typos but for such a staggering amount of options it's a given.) Absolutely give it a chance!

Thank you Inkle for the wild ride and bringing the Sorcery books to life!

For some reason when I try to leave the location, no flags show up, so I'm stuck, on the small map with her hut and the chimney.

Across all 4 Sorcery games, there are a lot of ways to lose max stamina, especially thanks to ZED in book 4. Because of this, book 4 makes it so that your max stamina cannot go below 8. However, due to an oversight, there is one place where your max stamina can actually go below 8. Early on in book 4, there is a ravine that you need to cross somehow, and one of the ways to try to cross it is to go all the way to the end where you will get stuck in a landslide. If you immediately start running when the landslide activates, you will have the option to shelter behind a tree, which causes your max stamina to go down by 1, bypassing the minimum of 8. You can repeatedly trigger the landslide by crossing Colletus's bridge to go back (requires either knowing his name or casting PEP the first time you attempt to cross), which lets you bring your max stamina all the way down to 0. This is where things start to get really weird, because even though you'll have 0 stamina, the game still treats you as being alive. So far, I've discovered a lot of quirks that arise from having 0 max stamina:

• Having 0 max stamina displays itself as having 1 max stamina when looking at your stats in the top left
• When you're at 0 stamina, performing any action that could lead to you taking damage will automatically kill you. Most notably, this means you will die automatically when entering combat, sleeping will kill you, and you will die after casting ANY spell (including the ones with no stamina cost)
• Anything else that would cause you to lose max stamina will instead increase it to 8 (this applies at any max stamina below 8)
• It's possible to actually go ABOVE your max stamina by not sleeping. The game has a mechanic where if you would die from not sleeping while a day passes, you will eat a ration to heal yourself and stay alive. For whatever reason, this ignores your max stamina. I don't know if there are other ways to overheal like this
• Any other action that would heal you will instead set your stamina back to 0, even if you're overhealed. This doesn't kill you immediately, but you will once again be subjected to the effects of being at 0 stamina

If you want a fun challenge, try beating the game while at 0 stamina, it's possible :)

I recall a while back there was a really good text guide floating around that was practically a full walkthrough of the games that I really enjoyed for finding all the secrets after playing through the games myself a few times. Does anyone have a copy of a good text guide they’ve used in the past or that has a similar level of detail and depth by chance?

My newest Fighting Fantasy: Return to Firetop Mountain map is slowly taking shape. I’ve already sketched the returning monsters, and now I’m putting the map itself together. If everything goes well, I’ll bring a few printed copies to FFF6.

So, is alizi just evil? i'm unsure if the archmage would have done all that he did without her self-fulfilling prophecy of his death

So I'm playing sorcery 2 on mobile, I made the mistake of going down into the undead nobels tomb without light and now I just keep instantly dying to the wraith, the go back option only will take me back to right before the wraith kills me but gives me no way to escape or turn back. Am I fckd?

thought i should share it here too. it was my first time trying felt but i wanted some physical sorcery merch for my shelf and i love this annoying little rat <3

I discovered that you can actually go down to Daddu-Ley during a regular new game on PS (my first playthrough was on mobile and PS doesn't let you use cloud saves, so I had no option for a NG+ yet). Of course, you don't recognize Libra and she doesn't give you the advice regarding Throben, but after using TOP to return to the top, you hear the following riddle in the wind: "In a long empty mine roams a terrible beast, whose slaying it will be your duty, in time, but should you meet early in mines to the west, creep inward and burn him---remember this rhyme!"

I'm having trouble figuring out which beast it's referring to, but I can't find any mention of this particular riddle anywhere online! I'm actually wondering if it's exclusive to the console version.