About This Game Conquer assassins and alien invaders in Superlative London! Defend Earth and negotiate interplanetary peace as you race to rescue Queen Victoria in this thrilling sequel to The Superlatives: Aetherfall.The Superlatives: Shattered Worlds is a 218,000-word interactive novel by Alice Ripley. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.You are the Arbiter, a planet-hopping operative assigned to stabilize a peace summit between Mars, Venus, and Earth. But when Queen Victoria is targeted for assassination, you must find her killer, unmask the Mysterious Officer he serves, and stop an otherworldly invasion before it's too late! Armed with powerful aetheric artifacts and your own wit and skill, you'll fight alongside your allies to unravel the mystery of this new threat, defend your home planet, and face a final foe both strange and strangely familiar.Your employers, the shadowy body known as the Divergent Conclave, are dedicated to maintaining peace between the planets. Impress the Conclave and its members might help you protect Earth—or recruit you to serve their personal agendas. Will you manipulate them to gain their support? If the peace summit falters, will you placate the parties, or choose a faction? How will you stop the impending invasion? And who will you romance? What started as a job of politics and diplomacy could end in murderous chaos. Face aliens, automata, and whole new worlds on a quest to save the solar system! Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bi, or aromantic Import a Superlative character from The Superlatives: Aetherfall, or create a new Arbiter character from scratch Wield your very own invisibility cloak Uncover a double agent within the Queen's Superlative Service Charm a menagerie of aliens, from multiform, jellyfish Jovians to miniature Mercurians to furry Saturnians Play as a battle-loving brawler or persuasive pacifist Romance a driven detective, stylish secret agent, or your violent Martian secretary Solve murders, negotiate with pirates, and uncover interplanetary conspiracies Cultivate your reputation among cats...or is it just one cat? a09c17d780 Title: The Superlatives: Shattered WorldsGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Choice of GamesPublisher:Choice of GamesRelease Date: 28 Mar, 2019 The Superlatives: Shattered Worlds Key Ok, I have now played through four times. I can recommend this now. As my preliminary review stated it's better to start a new character for this one than import your character from Aetherfall. In Aetherfall you are a superhero. In Shattered Worlds you play a character called The Arbiter, which is a fancy name for a James Bond style secret agent whose mission is to prevent trouble at a peace conference between Earth, Mars, and Venus. It's still set in the cool Victorian-Age\/Steampunk universe as Aetherfall, but superheroes and spy fiction are two very different genres and starting with a dedicated spy gives you better starting stats to handle what you will run into. This is one of those games that you will have to re-start from the beginning multiple times to figure out the correct path. Once you do, you will be rewarded with a pretty good game. If this sounds cool to you, then buy this. But I want people to know what they're getting before they spend their hard earned cash.. Good, not great. Good. Good story, characters, well written bla bla bla. If only this is not a sequel, it would been great. Continuity is depressingly lacking. Very minimal effort put forth to bring our choices from past game to now. I mean, I didn't train new recruits to defeat a legend in order save the world then forgotten about so soon, regardless of peace or not. I HAD a team. Where are they? Only one person looked for me! Past game's achievement or progress alongside character development are very minimal except few core stats. We are put in a different role rail roadedly. We could be playing same story as a Superlative as well. If you can look past this flaw, please go ahead and buy. 6\/10 Good game, bad sequel. The Superlatives Arbiter : Shattered Worlds Progression. I really liked Aetherfall, but I cannot fathom the point of having the same protagonist from the prequel serve a completely different role in this one. All of a sudden you are thrust into being an 'Arbiter' all the while barring you from being a 'Superlative'. Barely any stats from the previous game carry over, some of which are just straight up gone. Character building out the window. As others have stated before, it's better to play with a new character on this one. Perhaps importing a save file should only import the world state rather than including the superlative protagonist. Unfortunately, that is not the case.Know that you don't get to play superhero on this one like you did in Aetherfall. You're more like a space detective or whatever. I'm leaving this negative because of how poorly an imported character was integrated to the story, but credit where credit is due: this game gives you cats and lets you name them. Thanks game.. Ok, I have now played through four times. I can recommend this now. As my preliminary review stated it's better to start a new character for this one than import your character from Aetherfall. In Aetherfall you are a superhero. In Shattered Worlds you play a character called The Arbiter, which is a fancy name for a James Bond style secret agent whose mission is to prevent trouble at a peace conference between Earth, Mars, and Venus. It's still set in the cool Victorian-Age\/Steampunk universe as Aetherfall, but superheroes and spy fiction are two very different genres and starting with a dedicated spy gives you better starting stats to handle what you will run into. This is one of those games that you will have to re-start from the beginning multiple times to figure out the correct path. Once you do, you will be rewarded with a pretty good game. If this sounds cool to you, then buy this. But I want people to know what they're getting before they spend their hard earned cash.. I really liked Aetherfall, but I cannot fathom the point of having the same protagonist from the prequel serve a completely different role in this one. All of a sudden you are thrust into being an 'Arbiter' all the while barring you from being a 'Superlative'. Barely any stats from the previous game carry over, some of which are just straight up gone. Character building out the window. As others have stated before, it's better to play with a new character on this one. Perhaps importing a save file should only import the world state rather than including the superlative protagonist. Unfortunately, that is not the case.Know that you don't get to play superhero on this one like you did in Aetherfall. You're more like a space detective or whatever. I'm leaving this negative because of how poorly an imported character was integrated to the story, but credit where credit is due: this game gives you cats and lets you name them. Thanks game.. Good, not great. Good. Good story, characters, well written bla bla bla. If only this is not a sequel, it would been great. Continuity is depressingly lacking. Very minimal effort put forth to bring our choices from past game to now. I mean, I didn't train new recruits to defeat a legend in order save the world then forgotten about so soon, regardless of peace or not. I HAD a team. Where are they? Only one person looked for me! Past game's achievement or progress alongside character development are very minimal except few core stats. We are put in a different role rail roadedly. We could be playing same story as a Superlative as well. If you can look past this flaw, please go ahead and buy. 6\/10 Good game, bad sequel. The Superlatives Arbiter : Shattered Worlds Progression
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