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In the nineties, gamebooks were a massive hit. They might seem outdated compared to modern video games, but once you start reading, you'll realize no computer game can replace a quiet moment with a pencil, an eraser, and two six-sided dice. You can also pick up complete gamebook sets from us - Lone Wolf, Fighting Fantasy, Jonathan Green Collection and Necronomicon.

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How to choose a gamebook that will hook you

When choosing a gamebook, consider what kind of adventure you're looking for. There are titles for complete beginners where you can get used to decision-making mechanics and choice systems. Experienced players can reach for more complex gamebooks that offer deeper rules, tables, and combat.

The genre is also important:

Fantasy gamebooks take you into worlds full of dragons, magic, and heroic deeds.
Horror titles will test your courage and resilience.
You'll also find sci-fi gamebooks with futuristic technology and space travel.

Check if your chosen gamebook requires dice (usually six-sided) or other tools. Some books are played purely with pencil and paper to track stats, while others offer simpler systems without them.

Who are gamebooks for

Gamebooks are the perfect choice for anyone who wants to take a break from screens and dive into a story at their own pace. They make a great gift for:

Fans of fantasy and sci-fi literature looking for an interactive experience.
Nostalgics who remember the golden era of gamebooks from the 90s.
Beginners who want to get into gaming literature without the complex rules of classic RPGs.
Travelers or anyone who wants to enjoy a story anywhere, anytime – all you need is a book and a pencil.

Sagas and one-off adventures: Differences between gamebooks

Most gamebooks are either standalone stories that you enjoy from start to finish in one book, or they are part of extensive series. For example, the popular Lone Wolf saga takes you on a long journey through many volumes, where each book follows the previous one.

Serial gamebooks often allow you to carry over your character, experience, or items from one volume to the next, building a deeper bond with the hero and their fate. Standalone books offer a complete experience without the need to invest in an entire series.

What you need to play a gamebook

Besides the book itself, you'll find a few basic things useful:

Pencil and eraser: For recording stats, items, and your position in the book.
Notebook: Useful for mapping complex mazes or more elaborate stories.
Six-sided dice: If the gamebook requires random rolls for combat or skill tests. Usually, one or two are enough.

Any other specific tools are always mentioned in the introduction of each gamebook, so you don't have to worry about missing anything.