The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is another game based upon the game books written by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone, other games being the Sorcery! series and games based on the Fighting Fantasy series that they created, the game was also funded through Kickstarter. The game starts by giving you a choice between four different characters, each with unique stats and a different reason for entering Firetop Mountain, when the game released their were four additional characters but more have been added since then. While a title like Sorcery! gives you a lengthy adventure with very different choices and ways to handle situations with a variety of spells, Firetop Mountain is a much shorter dungeon crawl with choices focused more on which path to take and weather or not you have found an item that can be used in the current scene. The game's art is well done and makes traverse the dungeon more interesting compared to the more minimalist approach of similar titles. The game has a turn based combat system where you move or attack at other squares on a small map, enemies move differently if they are going to move or attack on their turn, hitting the square they are in when they don't attack you will do damage to them but if both of you hit each other you will roll dice to see who wins. It's an enjoyable gamebook style game that can get a little repetitive when you have to keep replaying sections after death.

The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is another game based upon the game books written by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone, other games being the Sorcery! series and games based on the Fighting Fantasy series that they created, the game was also funded through Kickstarter. The game starts by giving you a choice between four different characters, each with unique stats and a different reason for entering Firetop Mountain, when the game released their were four additional characters but more have been added since then. While a title like Sorcery! gives you a lengthy adventure with very different choices and ways to handle situations with a variety of spells, Firetop Mountain is a much shorter dungeon crawl with choices focused more on which path to take and weather or not you have found an item that can be used in the current scene. The game's art is well done and makes traverse the dungeon more interesting compared to the more minimalist approach of similar titles. The game has a turn based combat system where you move or attack at other squares on a small map, enemies move differently if they are going to move or attack on their turn, hitting the square they are in when they don't attack you will do damage to them but if both of you hit each other you will roll dice to see who wins. It's an enjoyable gamebook style game that can get a little repetitive when you have to keep replaying sections after death.