The Worlock of Firetop Mountain

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Summary: Great Introduction to the Fighting Fantasy Series...
Review: I'm really glad that these Fighting Fantasy books are making a comeback. In this book you are an adventurer who is seeking a great treasure in firetop mountain. Along the way you must defeat a series of tricks and traps not to mention demons, goblins, orcs,giant rats, bats and serpents. If you survive all of these challenges you have to face the Worlock himself. Get ready for an addictive and exciting adventure.

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Summary: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (Fighting Fantasy)
Review: People talk about cool graphics and sound in an rpg. This is not what I rememberThe Warlock of Firetop Mountain (Fighting Fantasy) by Steve Jackson, et al . I remember this series , i.e., and bemoan the fact that todays kids lack the interest to play these classics.

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Summary: Unique first-person adventure gamebook
Review: The first time I picked this book up, I was only 11. I couldn't believe it. The fact that you could pick a book up and play it like a game just blew my mind. The illustrations were first class and once I'd put it down, I just wanted to pick it up again (and of-course you could because the second time you played it, it would be slightly different depending on where you went within the pages...) I loved it. I still have the original and still read it just for posterity... What a brilliant book!

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Summary: The first of a fantastic series by Jackson & Livingstone!
Review: This is the first book of a great series known as Fighting fantasy. Steve Jackson & Ian Livingstone made a fortune out of this original Idea, and so it is not surprising. It is first class, well produced literature. Continuously entertaining, and thoroughly enjoyable for all ages. It Is a shame to see the series cut its production line, but after writing 59 different books In the series, It's no wonder the craze had to end somewhere. Young males of this era have missed out on good literature.