“Life in Adventure: Where Every Choice Tells a Story”
Source of All Pictures: Luthfi Indra Pratisto
Description:
Life in Adventure is a text-based RPG developed by Studio Wheel that immerses players in an adventure-driven world full of meaningful choices. As the player, you’re not just reading the story—you’re actively shaping it. Each decision leads to different outcomes, including sub-endings and main endings. Interestingly, some options require specific character stats to succeed. For example, characters with high strength have a better chance of climbing steep cliffs.
Battle:
The battle system in Life in Adventure uses a 20-sided dice mechanic. The number rolled determines your chance of winning or losing. A roll of 1 almost always results in defeat (99% chance), while a roll of 20 guarantees a 100% win. The enemies you’ll face vary widely—from basic slimes to powerful dragons.
Adventurer Guild Membership:
For a more seamless experience, players can purchase a lifetime Adventurer Guild Membership (AGM) for $5 (approximately Rp 81,350). AGM unlocks several perks such as an ad-free experience, the option to skip battles after rolling the die, and a one-time free revival if your character dies. These features are especially helpful for players who want to focus on story exploration.
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Now, let’s talk about the pros and cons about this game:
Pros:
- Branching storylines that make each playthrough unique
- A diverse range of enemies with varying difficulty levels
- Characters with distinct personalities
- Gameplay encourages strategic thinking and bold decision-making
Cons:
- Gameplay can feel repetitive as players must restart from the beginning to unlock certain endings
- Without AGM, starting stats are randomized, making it harder to get the desired build
- Some main and side storylines are locked behind diamond currency, which can only be earned through ads or in-app purchases
- Random story events can sometimes pit you against enemies far stronger than your current level
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Writer: Luthfi Indra Pratisto(Informatics Engineering’22)
Editor: Naira Afza Salsabilla (Nutrition science’23)
