Sound Realms, the audio RPG platform home to titles like The Fortress of Death, Mace & Magic, and Call of Cthulhu, welcomes a thrilling new addition to its lineup: F.I.S.T.! This marks the return of Steve Jackson's groundbreaking interactive telephone RPG, originally released in 1988, now fully remastered for a modern audience.
F.I.S.T., which stands for Fantasy Interactive Scenarios by Telephone, was a revolutionary concept for its time. Players used their landlines to navigate a choose-your-own-adventure story via phone prompts, a truly innovative audio experience predating modern apps and touchscreens. Steve Jackson, renowned for the Fighting Fantasy series, collaborated with Computerdial to bring this unique game to life.
Check out these trailers:
Experience F.I.S.T. on Sound Realms Today!
Embark on a perilous journey through Castle Mammon, battling formidable creatures, seeking untold riches, and evading the deadly grasp of Kaddis Ra, the demon prince. No rotary phone required! This updated version boasts intuitive touchscreen controls.
Sound Realms' F.I.S.T. features professional voice acting, a captivating orchestral score, and immersive sound effects. The return of features from the original, such as the iconic Black Claw Tavern (a player interaction hub), remains to be seen.
Download F.I.S.T. for free on the Google Play Store and experience this classic RPG reimagined.
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