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About This Game It's the dawn of superpowers! Grab a cape and stand with the first generation of heroes as they struggle to join society and vanquish a criminal conspiracy, or lay the foundation to become the first villain."The Best of Us" is an interactive novel by Teo Kuusela, author of "Lords of Aswick." Your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--127,000 words, without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Choose your powers: freeze your opponents, or carry them to the skies. Don your very own hero uniform and save the city of Pacifica. Face your fellow heroes and uncover a conspiracy. Decide the future of heroes: dangerous vigilantes, or paragons of justice? 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Best of Us has some fun moments, but it's overall a very mediocre game. Especially when compared to some of the other offerings from Choice of Games and their Hosted Games. If you're really bored and are not expecting a character driven masterpiece, you can get a fun couple hours out of this. As usual, I suggest playing through the demo several times before buying.Pros:Modern day\/real world setting. No need to learn an entire pantheon of alien gods or to read a thousand year backstory, we already understand where the story is set.A Minor Spoiler: While there are some unanswered questions, there are no major cliff hangers at the ending. This is a pro to me, anyway.Other:This game is a relatively short one, my first playthrough took me about 2 hours. More on that below.Cons:A fairly large cast and a shorter game length means that none of the NPCs get much character development, if any. I think the author could have improved the story a lot by removing a few of the characters entirely so as to spend more time developing the ones that are really important to the plot. Or just by making the game slightly longer to give each of them more time to develop.Too many fluff\/window dressing choices, too few meaningful ones. This game doesn't seem to be setting itself up for a sequel, given the lack of a save option at the end, so why can't I mess around more? With the level detail in the description of the superpowers I was really disappointed by the lack of any real changes they made. Ultravision gave me one extra paragraph of redundant information in one scene, and I didn't notice infravision give me any new information at all. The description of flight mentions that you won't be able to go over Mach 1 without the durability power... but you never get to do that even if you do take it anyway! Perhaps it made a few lines of difference somewhere that my eyes glazed over, but it didn't let me keep up with the speedster opponents I fought. Also, the major 'pick a side' choice later on is not presented well at all. One of the sides I don't see any logical reason to pick, making the other my default choice regardless of anything else.I normally prefer my choose-your-own-adventures to be 'wide' -giving the player more freedom- rather than long. The longer an RPG goes on the more likely you are to notice the rails and have your illusion of choice broken I think, and if a sequel is planned then the first game has to accommodate for that. Also the more freedom the player has then the more work the author has over time. So, short and wide is my preference and what I was hoping Best of Us would be. Sadly, it's actually short and narrow.. This reveiw contains spoilers.A fun little romp during the early days of superhumans. While not as polished as the author's former work, Best of Us does serve to entertain albeit not for too long. While it does create the feel of emerging superhumans trying to figure out their place in the world, it divides its cast too early. You hardly get to know the Superman and Batman pastiches before they force you to choose a side. Having played both sides I have to say that the leader of the "Freedom" faction is a lot less scummy that the obviously evil politician heading the "order" faction. The fact that the first thing the "order" faction does is incarcerate even those superhumans who willingly stood down, in effect criminalizing those superhumans who tried to stick to the straight and narrow, robs Aurora of much of her argument. The game presents her as someone who is too idealistic and as someone who blindly trusts the authorities to do the right thing. Since the superhumans are already in jail for the crime of having powers (something that should have broken the US constitution into little itty-bitty pieces) at what point exactly would she realize the forces she has aligned herself with are not even remotely benevolent? When they break out the Zyklon-B? When they hire a modern Dr Mengele? When they start digging mass graves? How about when they give her a new snazzy costume by Versace with jackboots and an iron cross? One the flip side, the "freedom" faction's leader is friendly, flirtatious and plans a jailbreak for incarcerated superhumans. The end game of the "freedom" faction is exposing the crimes of a corrupt politician. No huge anarchic break down of social order, in fact it is shown that the more sinister actions by members of that faction were due to fanatics acting out on their own once their leader got caught. So while they do attack both Federal and private property, both were essentially surgical strikes to expose an enemy. Effectively being on the "order" side is a lot more morally shady that otherwise. The moral greyness is less two shades of grey as off-white and slate. If you were looking for a complex moral dilemma, look elsewhere.Overall, it would give this a recommendation for its setting and the fun to be had. Its basically candy, it tastes good but its none too filling.. This game was a bit disappointing to be honest. It did have a good premise t o it however there was a complete lack of interaction with character and I mean proper interaction because sometimes no matter what you chose the outcome would be the same creating the illusion of choice and this made things very linear in the story and when dealing with characters in the story. It did have however a very interesting character build format which is unique to the game, unfortunately some of these powers and abilities you choose feel underused and pointless. Overall i'd say that its an okay game but its not great either, I'd really recommend playing other choice of game and hosted games first. If you're looking for super power based stories i could recommend The Hero Project which is a triology that whilst has a more limited set of powers it has a much better story with characters.. This was an interesting story that honestly had a lot of potential. That's the problem though... none of the potential was used. This story was over before I knew it, and I really didn't feel like my choices mattered very much. I was just finally getting into the story whenever it was over. I'm going to have to give this a 3\/10.. note: this review is done based entirely on first impressions through one playthrough.there's no shortage of superhero choice of games, from heroes rise to community college hero, and this one was one i wanted to fill space inbetween time of those new releases. \/however\/, it doesn't seem long enough to fill that timespan. the plot is roughly the same as marvel's civil war - are you with the government or are you against it concerning power regulation? wanting to go against the grind, i said i was with it.apparently that was the wrong choice because after i did that the game kinda peetered on for a while before abruptly stopping. nothing of consequence happened after that because it honestly felt like the game was only halfway through when it actually ended. it was like the author just kinda...gave up after half of the game was done and said 'well, this was good enough.' and yeah, it was alright, but the other two games have a similar atmosphere and are far far longer and more detailed. i liked the idea of being in the midst of civil war, but it kinda felt like the war was just starting....and the author kicked me out before i could really make an impact. on top of that, there was exactly one line hinting at romance that i took, and much like everything else...it went nowhere. i was interested in everything, but why did it have to be so short?! get a second game out for this, make it longer, have it pick up where this left off, and i'll actually get it just to feel a bit more fufilled. but as it stands right now, this is like watching the pilot for a good superhero drama and having it get cancelled immediately after.oh, and protip: if you get this game and want to playthrough it, get teleport. that ability was the most useful thing.. I like a lot about this game, when we get to be involved, it's fun, and creating the character was interesting, and let me to believe my choices would matter. However, it didn't see to come into play at all. Most of the game seems to be random skipping ahead, some summaries of what has been happening and such, it feels like a book that's missing half it's chapters. The story is rushed ahead, not given a chance to flow naturally. The game feels really unfinished and it ends really abruptly. It feels a bit like a short story that's been tweaked a little to fit into the game engine, but everything about the main character and choices is just brushed over.. Most of the reviews are fairly accurate.I've played a few of these Choice of CYOA games, and for the most part, they at least leave me satisfied.This one, however, was way too short. I've attempted multiple playthroughs, and the options are very limited, and the story more so.The major downsides:-ZERO character development-Zero meaningful interactions-Rushed plot-Excessive grammatical errors-Jarring transitions between "scenes" (Due to a seriously rushed plot)-Bland storyIt initially had potential, but quickly fell apart after the first couple pages. The description of the game is pretty false. It's only mildly entertaining, and I would advise only buying this if it's on sale 75% or more.