Heroes Guard: The Journal app for iPhone and iPad

In Heroes Guard: The Journal, you are a weary and weathered adventurer.

All of your questing and dungeon plundering days are behind you - but that doesn’t mean your stories of hardships and triumphs need be forgotten! By filling this journal with your memories you will allow some of your greatest feats… and failures… to live on.

You do remember how your life story went... don’t you?

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Praise from the Beta Testers:

- "Youve got a solid hit for a contender!"

- "I played the crap out of it last night and had a good time"

- "combining CYOA with RPG and CCG is really awesome!"

- "absolutely love the game"

- "Excellent gameplay, fantastic story"

- "neat way to get younger people to read more!"

- "REALLY enjoyed the game!"

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Best described as a hybrid of choice-based interactive fiction, a deck-building card game, and a solitaire table-top roleplaying session.

Youll make important story decisions, roll dice to test your abilities, collect weapons, magic, and companions to be used in a card game that will reveal the outcome of your most devastating encounters!

Key features that make Heroes Guard different from most interactive fiction titles:

+ Card-Battle System: Use the magic, weapons, and companions gathered through the story to defeat powerful foes. Perhaps youll squash that giant spider with your war hammer or perhaps its a better idea to blast it from afar with a fireball? Your choice, your strategy!

+ Dynamic Short-Stories: Adventure on an interactive map with random events. Each event is a short-story that will put your strength, dexterity, intelligence, and charisma to the test! Careful, as each short-story can escalate if left unattended and eventually will consume the towns you are meant to protect.

+ Life Chronicle: In Heroes Guard you are a old, weathered adventurer recalling all his past feats. Perhaps you rose to power as a commander in the guard, or perhaps you lost it all and ended up as a beggar on the streets?