The Great Tournament
An Interactive Fantasy Novel
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2 one-time purchases from $0.99
In the United States, The Great Tournament has 2 one-time purchases priced $0.99 – 5.99.
| Product | Price |
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| Restart the Game Once | $0.99 |
| Remove Advertising | $5.99 |
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| Reviews | 1.1K | 2.2K | 2K | 1.5K | 1.5K | 1.5K | 1.5K | 781 | 540 | 465 | 326 |
| Released | 2017 | 2014 | 2018 | 2012 | 2012 | 2017 | 2010 | 2022 | 2010 | 2011 | 2020 |
| One-time price | $0.99 | $9.99 | $6.99 | $7.99 | $2.99 | $4.99 | $0.99 | $6.99 | — | — | — |
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The Great Tournament reviews
4.8 out of 5, based on 1,054 reviews.
What people like
- Deep story with many different paths
- Engaging characters and relationship building
- Fun interactive novel experience
- Highly replayable with varied outcomes
What they complain about
- Rushed ending ruins the experience
- Choices often have no real impact
- Spelling and grammar errors break immersion
- Menu selections are unintuitive and easy to miss
PEAK
it’s so good
Can’t even begin
I’ve looked around the title menu, under options and under play, and it seems to be locking me out of playing until I purchase no ads, despite it stating it was free. I could be missing it and will change this if that is the case but as of right now I can’t even play.
Great
Had a lot of fun, minor bugs and the occasional typo, but all and all a fun experience.
Ridiculous ending
I enjoyed the story and the choices you’re able to make throughout. However, the ending ruined the whole experience for me. If you fail to qualify in the final tournament, thats it. The whole game ends and you can’t go back without restarting the whole thing. And all it says is “you married Hannah and had 4 children” and thats the entire thing. Hours of playing just for it to end with one sentence. And this would be more acceptable if it felt like you had any sort of control over the outcome. You just have to hope your skills are high enough and you’ll be lucky enough for the game to decide you won each round. Terrible.
Great Story Horrible UI
The repetitiveness and unintuitive nature of the selection boxes meant that several times throughout the game k selected options I did not mean to. More specific examples below with spoilers SPOILERS During the section you are traveling around several times I traveled to a location by accident because I was trying to see how long it would take to travel to another place and never mind was not the default option. In my opinion the never mind or no consequences action should be the default. Then I ended the game on accident. The I’m in the middle of the tournament and asked if I want to quit or continue and the FIRST OPTION WAS QUIT! I selected next quickly by accident and that was it end of my whole game just like that. I know they don’t want people going back but you should be able to go back a slide or two max. I might just be bad but I found myself messing up options enough that it was annoying and now I am incredibly unsatisfied with the ending I got. And there is no way for me to go back through the story the same way again.
AMAZING
best most in depth game/book I’ve ever played it has so many different paths and the playtime is great and replayablitiy even better
Fun!
But the ending was rushed, a year of doing things before the tourney and it is basically all for nothing. I don’t see the point of building your village, traveling around, buying an engagement ring or any of the other gear. A matter of hours doing all of this and then going to the tourney that seems like its so rng rigged you can’t lose. The beginning 3/4 was fun and enjoyable. The last 1/4 was a pretty big let down.
Two issues I find with the game
I have paid for it I but it says I have no I have paid for but I have not but it says I I have paid for it Second issue I can’t go any further The travelling T section When I get
Game keeps restarting
I love the game but I haven’t been able to finish it because it won’t save my progress. It restarts from the beginning every time I close it.
Beautiful story and consistent gameplay
Chef's kiss
Great!
This game is very worth playing. It creates deep relationships between your character and the supporters.
Liked it, but some major flaws…
I’m a game designer, old school text adventurer and choose your own adventurer. There’s a fad these days to insert fake moral choices into adventure games - Telltale is super guilty of this. The “will you be good or evil” choice where the game claims “the character will remember you did this”, but then the plot sails along on rails and your choice makes no difference. The Great Tournament does this a lot. You can be cruel or kind, foolish or wise, with no apparent impact. There are frequent “choices” where you can tell the game is showing you the exact same response no matter what you picked, just for atmospheric window dressing. Likewise, to keep the plot on rails, it also sometimes produces consequences the player couldn’t possibly predict from their choice of action. It’s like a less extreme version of playing AI Dungeon, where saying “pat person on cheek” can result in the game making you slap them so hard it kills them. It’s the hand of the author dragging you unsubtly back to the main story path because they didn’t want to write a genuine world of free possibility. Which, I get it, who has the time to do that much work. But then just don’t give us those options if you’re going to immediately nullify them. Keep it to a two choice either-or instead of adding extra illusory choices. There are also seemingly interesting choices that have zero game effect - taming a pet fox who then…sits eternally in that town, and never matters again. Mining for precious metals and never finding any. Visiting a library only to fall asleep. Maybe these have different effects if your stats are different or you chose a different path - but then, set variables to hide those options if it’s not going to matter on *this* path or with these stats, so the player isn’t sitting there wondering why the heck they bothered. Similarly, you discover late in the game greyed out choices like wanting to learn to be a fire mage. What? Of course I want to throw fireballs! Why can’t I learn that? What early fork did I miss? Why can I see this option if I can’t select it and have no idea why it’s there? I still enjoyed about half of the game more than I thought I would. I enjoyed working for Sir Robert and his storyline. But then - ugh, the sudden “250 days to the Tournament” portion. At first, I tried traveling to the events, only to keep having random “you got delayed on the road” seeds make me miss them. Then, when I did make it on time, usually by showing up a week early and clicking Wait 1 Day seven times, I’d enter the event and get a single screen saying “You lost the event.” No gameplay. No idea whether stat failure or pure random seed generation caused the loss. Frustrating, time wasting and frankly, it seemed like the author was just tired of coding at this point and rushed out the ending. I finally gave up, and after exhausting all training and plot options and marrying Ashera, I wandered around pointlessly til day 20, registered for the tournament, and discovered oh, wait, that means the tournament magically starts right now? Good thing I’d already done everything else! I selected the “republic” boon, which…they ask you beforehand what boon you’ll pick if you win, and that’s not an option. Then you win and suddenly it is. And then you play GT2, and your saved game carries the boon over, and…it’s immediately voted down by nobles and your choice is nullified again. Overall…it’s a good effort. I think it would have played better as pure story with some RPG elements, instead of veering into the frustrating “250 days” thing.
Amazing time killer
Played it all day in school for only the first half and finished by the end of the day
Great Storytelling
This is, all in all, a great interactive novel with good, immersive storytelling. I also like how it references the swamp castle and how this book is written in the same universe but at a later time. The reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because there are quite a few spelling mistakes and errors in the writing that break the immersion. Still an epic story/game though!
OK
That I have an updated in two years is a little bit freaky and I have a suggestion you should be able to play as a princess or the king or so Roberts or Malik or any of the characters in the story because I myself am a girl and the fact that you only have boys playing is not right
Chokbar of this game
I did not expect much downloading this game, turns out it was very entertaining to me at least and i had much fun playing and reading the game; interacting with the story is the main factor i loved this game. Love from France
Excellent read
Fun and quick
Fiction / Fantasy / Imagenation
If you are reading this, you are not a total Luddite. This is not Xbox or PlayStation, this is real imagenation. Just buy this and explore the vast world of your own mind.
Cool and need more free games
I like the way where you can choose your own things
A Wonderful Time!
This game gave me comfort when I played it in high school, horrible things were happening at the time so it was very nice to enjoy this adventure whenever I could. After a few years, I decided to revisit this game to take a trip down memory lane. I just finished my play through, and the journey I took was incredibly satisfying. To say that The Great Tournament is worth playing is an understatement, the story and world building is phenomenal, and all of the scenes are absolutely outstanding. Sir Robert is one of the most entertaining fictional characters I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading about, every companion you meet is enjoyable to interact with, and the impact you make in the kingdom feels greatly earned. This is simply one of the best games I’ve ever had the honor of experiencing. I want to end this review by saying thank you to everyone involved in making this gem of a game, thank you for providing a fantastic adventure, and thank you for a wonderful time!
Good
The story is poorly written for the entire first chapter and the thing is plagued with spelling and grammatical errors, I was tempted just stop reading in the first few pages but I endured and I did not regret it, the story was great and I couldn't seem to stop, I felt determined to marry the princess and save the Kingdom the whole way through. However the ending was quite disappointing and felt very rushed, but the journey to get there was enjoyable and I'm sure I'll replay it multiple times.
10/10
Great game, would recommend!
Solid
Good little time waster. Decently written. Fun
Incredible game
One of those games that hits perfect on a restless night. Highly rewarding, and deeper than I anticipated. I will be looking forward to any and all future games by the Dev. Great work.
Fun and Engaging
Honestly when I downloaded this game I thought it wasn’t going to hold my interest well since I have a hard time focusing for long periods of time, but this game blew my expectations out of the water. It kept me engaged and entertained for hours on end. I enjoyed all the different choices and paths you could take and how it effects your character and future events in the story. The characters you meet and the relationships you build throughout the game really makes it even more enjoyable. Anyway it was fantastic and I highly recommend playing at least once!
The Great Tournament price by country
A one-time purchase costs $0.70 in Canada and $1.53 in Hungary — 2× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
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| Algeria | $0.99 |
| Angola | $0.99 |
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| Australia | A$1.99$1.38 |
| Austria | €0.99$1.12 |
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| Chile | CLP 990$1.02 |
| Colombia | COP 4,900$1.48 |
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| Czech Republic | CZK 29.00$1.34 |
| Denmark | DKK 9.00$1.36 |
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| Hungary | HUF 499$1.53 |
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| India | ₹99.00$1.03 |
| Indonesia | IDR 19,000$1.06 |
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| Ireland | €0.99$1.12 |
| Israel | ₪2.90$0.94 |
| Italy | €0.99$1.12 |
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| Japan | ¥150$0.95 |
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| Kazakhstan | KZT 499.00$1.13 |
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| South Africa | ZAR 19.99$1.20 |
| South Korea | ₩1,100$0.81 |
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| Switzerland | CHF 1.00$1.20 |
| Taiwan | NT$30.00$0.94 |
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| Vietnam | ₫29,000$1.12 |
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The Great Tournament FAQ
- Is The Great Tournament free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 173 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $0.99 (US), across 2 one-time purchases.
- Does The Great Tournament have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is The Great Tournament cheapest?
- A one-time purchase costs CA$0.99 (≈$0.70) in Canada and HUF 499 (≈$1.53) in Hungary, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to The Great Tournament?
- Delight Games Premium Library (4.8 from 2,217 reviews, premium from $0.99), Choice of Games (4.6 from 1,964 reviews, premium from $4.99) and Sword & Glory (4.7 from 1,526 reviews, premium from $2.99).
The Great Tournament download
Last updated 8 months ago.
The Great Tournament sells in 173 countries. It was released 9 years and 7 months ago, on 2 Mar 2017. It holds a 4.8 rating from 1,054 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does The Great Tournament make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- One-time 100%
Revenue by country
- United States 58%
- Canada 6%
- Australia 6%
- United Kingdom 5%