Reviews of Lords of Infinity

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List of user reviews and ratings for Lords of Infinity

Total ratings

4.59 (Rating count: 319)

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Review summary

Reviews consistently praise Lords of Infinity for its strong writing, compelling premise, and high replay value, with players enjoying the franchise's depth and the estate/debt mechanics that tie gameplay to plot. However, many frequent criticisms center on the estate/debt system being tedious or punishing, limited impact of player choices, save system shortcomings, and occasional bugs. Overall, it's considered worth the investment by fans, though its complexity and gating can hinder some players' experience.

Pros

High-quality writing and storytelling that draws you into the world
Rich premise and world-building with engaging content
Very strong replayability and multiple playthroughs with branching paths
Value for money and overall quality of the franchise
Estate management mechanics are a deep, integrated part of the gameplay

Cons

Estate and debt management can be punishing, tedious, and feel like a chore
Debt system and financial balance often make progression frustrating or feel unfair
Choices and endings can feel limited or railroaded, reducing perceived impact
Lacking or unreliable save mechanisms and progress handling (saving issues)
Occasional bugs or design gaps (e.g., major work issues) disrupt play

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 4.00

All time rating average: 4.59

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Date	Author	Comment
2024-12-25	Mu*****	It's a kind of game one would want to play and should if he is into text based one . I am not that into games but I bought this trio in 23 and loved it .More pictures for cast or character in order can make it better but as a member of forum of choice of games , I can say that author have done a best job . Not that I wouldn't like to buy a part if Paul decide to put pics in the game . Also some time(rarely) I think the stats become pointless as they don't have any effect .Anyway I love the game.
It's a kind of game one would want to play and should if he is into text based one . I am not that into games but I bought this trio in 23 and loved it .More pictures for cast or character in order can make it better but as a member of forum of choice of games , I can say that author have done a best job . Not that I wouldn't like to buy a part if Paul decide to put pics in the game . Also some time(rarely) I think the stats become pointless as they don't have any effect .Anyway I love the game.
2024-11-11	Cl*****	I really liked it, for such a long book the story is quite railroaded, could use a bit of tweaking to have the options affect the ending a bit more.
I really liked it, for such a long book the story is quite railroaded, could use a bit of tweaking to have the options affect the ending a bit more.
2024-10-18	Sa*****	Amazing premise, excellent pacing (with some exceptions), truly a delightful escape into the medieval world that i cannot get enough of! Already on my 7th playthrough. Totally worth the 7 year wait between the previous installment. Can't wait for the next book!
Amazing premise, excellent pacing (with some exceptions), truly a delightful escape into the medieval world that i cannot get enough of! Already on my 7th playthrough. Totally worth the 7 year wait between the previous installment. Can't wait for the next book!
2024-09-25	Bo*****	First off, i want to say a huge thank you to the author, Paul Wang. All three iterations of this tale are enthralling and capture a story that transports the player/reader to a universe that is familiar and yet altogether alien. I can only imagine the amount of time he spent poring over every storyline, every thread, every word to ensure that it all transitioned smoothly together across the games. SoI, GoI and the conclusion, Lords of Infinity are well worth the cost and an amazing franchise!
First off, i want to say a huge thank you to the author, Paul Wang. All three iterations of this tale are enthralling and capture a story that transports the player/reader to a universe that is familiar and yet altogether alien. I can only imagine the amount of time he spent poring over every storyline, every thread, every word to ensure that it all transitioned smoothly together across the games. SoI, GoI and the conclusion, Lords of Infinity are well worth the cost and an amazing franchise!
2024-09-24	Jo*****	This is one of the best Choice of Games games out there. It has so much high quality, engaging, and riveting content that it's amazing. However, it doesn't do near enough to give you the information you need to actually see and appreciate a lot of that content. It is also frustrating that the games balance has an accumulating shift over sequels that makes premade characters superior to imported ones. Some of the things premade ones have done are impossible for imported characters.
This is one of the best Choice of Games games out there. It has so much high quality, engaging, and riveting content that it's amazing. However, it doesn't do near enough to give you the information you need to actually see and appreciate a lot of that content. It is also frustrating that the games balance has an accumulating shift over sequels that makes premade characters superior to imported ones. Some of the things premade ones have done are impossible for imported characters.
2023-07-08	Ja*****	Unlike the other games. This one is actually a chore to play and just plain exhausting. The management of debt in what's supposed to be a fantasy story is frankly ridiculous. And managing a fief that's so bad it might just be more realistic to say screw it and abandon it is also just incredibly boring, tedious. And even rageful. Lords of infinity is just an outright worse game than the previous installments. Six years for disappointment and politics simulator
Unlike the other games. This one is actually a chore to play and just plain exhausting. The management of debt in what's supposed to be a fantasy story is frankly ridiculous. And managing a fief that's so bad it might just be more realistic to say screw it and abandon it is also just incredibly boring, tedious. And even rageful. Lords of infinity is just an outright worse game than the previous installments. Six years for disappointment and politics simulator
2023-06-13	Da*****	An excellent third installment in the series, with a wonderful mix of tenseness and relief; pace and description. It is, also, rather long! And, has great replayability, which is only marred by a seeming inability to save your progress at the end. There are also some game-breaking issues, such as a completed major work (stables). I'm certain that this is something that the developer or publisher will correct (hopefully). I'm thoroughly anticipating the following installment.
An excellent third installment in the series, with a wonderful mix of tenseness and relief; pace and description. It is, also, rather long! And, has great replayability, which is only marred by a seeming inability to save your progress at the end. There are also some game-breaking issues, such as a completed major work (stables). I'm certain that this is something that the developer or publisher will correct (hopefully). I'm thoroughly anticipating the following installment.
2023-04-26	Ka*****	I loved Sabers and Guns of Infinity because no matter what your shortcomings were as a player or a character, the game had ways to make it feel like you were still progressing in a positive direction. This game has made me feel as if the way I would like to play the game is incompatible with the only reasonable way for my character to play based on the previous choices I've made in the series. I love this game and this series, but it is so frustrating.
I loved Sabers and Guns of Infinity because no matter what your shortcomings were as a player or a character, the game had ways to make it feel like you were still progressing in a positive direction. This game has made me feel as if the way I would like to play the game is incompatible with the only reasonable way for my character to play based on the previous choices I've made in the series. I love this game and this series, but it is so frustrating.
2023-03-31	Ev*****	The estate management is the most frustrating experiences I have ever had with a game from this label. Genuninely hate it, and feel like it ruins an otherwise decent game. EDIT: Thinking more, and frankly, I feel like this entry ruined the series for me. I don't look forward to future entries. I don't want to play older ones. The game feels like if you don't do every little thing perfect, in PRIOR entries, then you're stuck to possibly not even being able to finish this entry. Hate it now.
The estate management is the most frustrating experiences I have ever had with a game from this label. Genuninely hate it, and feel like it ruins an otherwise decent game. EDIT: Thinking more, and frankly, I feel like this entry ruined the series for me. I don't look forward to future entries. I don't want to play older ones. The game feels like if you don't do every little thing perfect, in PRIOR entries, then you're stuck to possibly not even being able to finish this entry. Hate it now.
2023-03-30	Br*****	Hey Paul Wang I really love the game/book series and have played through them a couple time's. There is one thing i would like to ask is that is it possible to add some kind of cheat mode so that the player gets to explore a little more with his/her playthroughs? Thus giving the player more control of how his/her game turns out.
Hey Paul Wang I really love the game/book series and have played through them a couple time's. There is one thing i would like to ask is that is it possible to add some kind of cheat mode so that the player gets to explore a little more with his/her playthroughs? Thus giving the player more control of how his/her game turns out.