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About This Game Defeat the rampaging demon horde, save the Kingdom of Daria, and avenge the death of your parents in the thrilling conclusion to this epic three part series! You’ll need all the power you can muster to finish building your legend, tapping into any of the dozen new prestige classes, including Druid of Decay, Dragon Knight, and even fighting the demons with their own fire by becoming a Demon Master!The Lost Heir 3: Demon War is a 250,000-word interactive fantasy novel by Mike Walter—the conclusion to the trilogy—where your choices control the story. The game is entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.Face betrayal, seek romance, battle enemies in war, and navigate the intrigues of court. The fate of the kingdom of Daria is in your hands. Play as male or female, gay or straight. Pursue romantic interests, get married, have a child! Acquire legendary magical artifacts. Reach one of seven different endings! Restore peace and harmony to the Kingdom of Daria or plunge the world into chaos, the choice is yours! b4d347fde0 Title: The Lost Heir 3: Demon WarGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Hosted GamesPublisher:Hosted GamesRelease Date: 17 Mar, 2017 The Lost Heir 3: Demon War Free Download [cheat] the lost heir 3 demon war apk unlocked. the lost heir 3 demon war. lost heir 3 demon war walkthrough. lost heir 3 demon war mod apk. lost heir 3 demon war mod apk. the lost heir 3 demon war. lost heir 3 demon war guide. the lost heir 3 demon war apk full. the lost heir 3 demon war apk full. the lost heir 3 demon war apk. lost heir 3 demon war guide. lost heir 3 demon war walkthrough. the lost heir 3 demon war apk. the lost heir 3 demon war apk unlocked Had alot of fun with the first two games. The ability to reach the desired outcomes through wildly differing means was this series greatest strength. It meant you could build your character how you wanted and still have a shot at victory if you prepared well enough. This game broke all of that with the finale. Almost nothing I choose seems to have a meaningful impact on how the final encounters play out. I would otherwise recommend this series for the fun had in 2.5 chapters, but the ending sequence just ruins the whole experience.8-10 would play, but not twice.. Had alot of fun with the first two games. The ability to reach the desired outcomes through wildly differing means was this series greatest strength. It meant you could build your character how you wanted and still have a shot at victory if you prepared well enough. This game broke all of that with the finale. Almost nothing I choose seems to have a meaningful impact on how the final encounters play out. I would otherwise recommend this series for the fun had in 2.5 chapters, but the ending sequence just ruins the whole experience.8-10 would play, but not twice.. difficult, but good. I found this game actually made me go back into the previous games to remake new characters with new class/prestige class combos which I normally never have to do for games like this. if you like replaying these stories, then you will like this game, If you want to win everything in one go, you probably won't like it very much.. Played through all three games, the first two multiple times. Always angered and frustrated with the repeated failures these stories have to give out. This last one is no exception. I had a vague hope that perhaps the first two stories were intentionaly punishing to make a final sucess in the last one all the more rewarding. Alas that hope too was dashed. Honestly these stories would be better served with a perma death option, where the wrong choice atleast ends the story and forces you to start over again and try to guess what the one Right choice for each situation is. As it stands you just get "defeated" over and over each time weakened in one way or another that only ensures further defeat in the choices ahead.I love this particular type of game. I love being able to choose how to develop a character and watch the story line change accordingly. So its really really hard for me to give this a thumbs down as there just really are not enough of these kind of games in my opinion.Just a thought for the author, these games are meant to be a fun distraction. Perhaps In your next project you could keep that more in mind, and focus less on punishing the player so much for not picking the choice YOU think they should have chosen, or as mentioned before, just go for the perma kill and not keep dragging them along.. The series as a whole before the individual gameThe series is great. However, their is a warning, the set of games, especially the last one, are harder than most of these type of games. The writing is great, the stats carry over between games, different events can happen based on the stats you have or what classes you choose. However, for your first run, expect to fail. However, there is a lot of replay value in these games and they are very enjoyable.This last game is the climactic conclusion to the story. Your character will learn about the demons and search for an artifact to fight them before the big final battle. Once again, more classes, bringing the total amount of classes your character can be to a whopping 35 classes. The mechanic of managing the ship, which helps bring you to the artifact, is not as fun or as extensive as managing the army in the previous game. There is however, a major plot thing that can be fun at the end. After you find the artifact, your character has to turn himself into a demon so he\/she can perminantly kill other demons. Failing checks in this part can cause your character to become more demonic, giving bonuses but also getting you closer to bad endings.\t There are several endings in this game, of which there are (I think) 2 good endings and 6 bad ones. That said, I really like the game. It does some interesting things that many of these games don't try, and still offers a lot of choice for playstyle.. I'm a little disappointed in this conclusion to the trilogy. If you are a straight up Wizard or pure fighter, you will only reach the bad ending every. Single. Time. This is not simply due to you picking the wrong choices, but mostly for not having skills that said OP Wizard or Knight shouldn't HAVE to have.If my Wizard picks the option to attack the demon who is trying to burn down the building i am in with ice magic, he should NOT be punished with failure for not being agile enough.The same goes for my badass Knight girl, who (SPOILER) lost ALL of her humanity and was forced to experience the bad ending, because she either wasn't agile enough, or didn't know enough about magic...........If you are reading this, Mike Walter (the Author): please consider the 'fun vs function' dichotomy when you are writing your next story game.Too much of the former, and it is hard to take the story seriously.Too much of the latter, and it becomes difficult to enjoy said story.I know how hard it is to write: you drive yourself crazy scrapping idea after idea until you 'finally' come up with something that you are satisfied with. The problem is that, far too often , what the author likes will not necessarily be to the audiences' liking, and, unfortunately, there is no formula to help you guess what that is until after you have released your story. All that aside: i did experience moments of enjoyment in TLH3, but they were overshadowed by the instances of function overpowering fun, and said function, i'm sorry to say, wasn't very well implemented.7\/10