I don’t think there’s one.womp womp
As for the writing, admittedly it’s not the best in the catalog. In fact, the first few chapters are quite hard to get through.
You could check out the official Tally Ho thread for a summary and the plot. To speak for myself, it was one of the best COGs I have played. It was funny, it was endearing, you can’t help but love the NPCs, the concept was unique, it is quite lengthy and the replayability value is amazing. Completely worth the price unless you really don’t like comedy, a little slice of life, adventure and romance.
Among recent releases, Werewolves: Haven Rising and Blood Money were amazing, and among the classics, Hollywood Visionary and A Wise Use Of Time are my favorites.
Werewolves and a wise use of time are both very good. Hollywood visionary again falls into something I’m just not interested in. As for Tally Ho, the premise doesn’t interest me very much at face value which is why it’s missed me initially but considering it’s also a comedy and apparently very well written, I’ll probably check it out.
If you do decide to check it out, I’m sure you will be anything but disappointed. It is indeed well-written, even if it’s not the type of story you’d be normally interested in, it will certainly be worth your time and the price.
I would also recommend I, cyborg. Fascinating story, reminded me of Firefly series. Everytree inn is also a lot of fun, if you like D&D fantasy, I think. Has detective elements.
The most recent The Magician’s burden is also light and compelling story about every day life of local villiage magician.
The Magician’s Burden sounded good at first has some pretty negative reviews on the Google Play store which I would agree with after reading the demo. Good premise but felt bland and pretty badly written on reading.
I might get for sure but I’ll leave it at the three new games I’ve already bought for now. That’s not to say I won’t appreciate more suggestions to keep in mind.
Already played choice of the cat but I only did one playthrough so I should get back to it some time. I’ll certainly keep Empyrean in mind especially if I like Silverworld which I’m going to read right now.