By land, by boat, by airship, by giant mechanized city with legs, well, do you have what it takes to make it around the whole world in 80 Days? That is the question at the heart of 80 Days, which's a fantastical re-imagining of a very famous novel written by Jules Verne. When joining the game, you will cast the role of Passepartout, manservant to the gentleman Phileas Fogg. As a valet, you're responsible for packing the bags, negotiating at markets, and planning the itinerary on your journey around the globe. Interestingly, each trip will be totally different from all previous ones, and thanks to 80 Days’ peppy writing and frequent surprise detours, each trip will also offer a great deal of fun. In a nutshell, I can say that the game well captures the joy and melancholy of travel with unusual wit and humanity.
80 Days is a good choice for?
People who love interactive stories, geography buffs, and of course, fans of travel.
80 Days is not a good choice For?
Anyone looking for a low-investment, pick up/put down action game or the ones who hate to read - the majority of 80 Days is text-based interactive fiction.
The trailer
Where you can get it?
The App Store
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